The 12th Annual

Virginia Czech and Slovak Folklife Festival

Saturday, October 17, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Prince George County Regional Heritage Center

6406 Courthouse Road Prince George County, VA 23875

What to Expect this Year

Food

Homemade Pastries and Angel Wings

Selections from Praha Bohemian Bakery and Cafe

Selections from Czechs and Slovaks in Virginia (NATO Branch)

Authentic Regional Foods

Czechvar Beer and Mulled Wine

See menu for full list of options and prices.

Agricultural History in Prince George County

Agricultural Exhibits (Prince George Extension Agency)

James River Soil and Conservation District

Faithful & True Equestrian

The Teeny Tiny Farm Petting Zoo

Entertainment

Gerdan: A Kaleidoscope of World Music

Chesterfield Concert Band

Accordion Renaissance

Michas Polish Dancers Ensemble

Special Guests and Attractions

Slovak American Society of Washington DC

Miss Czech-Slovak US 1st Runner-Up

Appomattox Regional Library System (Genealogy)

1943 Seagrave Fire Engine (PG Volunteer Fire Dept. Co. 1)

Games and Activities

Face Painting

Fun Crafts

The Virginia Czech and Slovak Folklife Festival celebrates the cultural heritage of hundreds of immigrant families from Czechia, Slovakia, Romania, Ukraine, and other Eastern European countries who chose to build their lives in Prince George County during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These families established farms, businesses, churches and communities, preserving their traditions while becoming Americans.

Through the festival’s music, dance, crafts, authentic foods, and the museum’s permanent Czech and Slovak gallery, visitors may explore cultural traditions, agricultural history, family ancestry, and the lasting impact of this community on the region.

The event is free; the only cost to visitors is food and drink. Free parking is available and there is transportation from parking areas to the festival grounds. 

The Prince George County Regional Heritage Center is located at 6406 Courthouse Road, Prince George, VA 23875. 

For more information, call 804.863.0212, email pghistory1883@gmail.com or pgcrhc.org.

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