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  • Jazz on the Square 2025 is Saturday, August 23!

    Jazz on the Square 2025 is Saturday, August 23!

    Brunswick County, VA is turning up the volume for the 2025 Jazz on the Square Festival — and you don’t want to miss it! Saturday, August 23rd | 4 PM – 9 PM | Courthouse Square (200 Block of North Main St, Lawrenceville, VA) FREE ENTRY | Rain or Shine | All Are Welcome. With boots on the ground and music in the air, this year's festival will bring the heart of Brunswick County alive with: HEADLINER: The Nation’s #1 Earth, Wind & Fire Tribute Band – bringing legendary energy and unforgettable vibes. Guest MC: Micah “Bam-Bamm” White – comedian, host & philanthropist. Guest DJ: DJ Bird (Kimie Pearson) dropping the hottest tracks between sets. Musical Performances by: Painted Man Band, Feature Attraction Band, Brunswick High School Marching Band. FOOD TRUCKS WILL BE SERVING ALL EVENING – so bring your appetite and support amazing local eats! Grab your lawn chairs, bring your crew, and soak in the soulful sounds and electric atmosphere — this is more than a concert, it's a community celebration! Please, no pets, coolers, or tents. For details, call (434) 848-3107

  • Lake Country

    Lake Country

    Brunswick County is situated in the region known as Lake Country. Lake Gaston is a hydroelectric reservoir built also for flood control and recreational enjoyment. The lake, covering over 20,000 acres with 350 miles of shoreline, offers a wide variety of water sports. It is a favorite vacation spot largely due to its proximity to I-85 and I-95 and being almost equidistant from Richmond, VA and Raleigh, NC.

  • Brunswick County Courthouse

    Brunswick County Courthouse

    The Brunswick County Government Building, historically known as the Brunswick County Courthouse, was built in 1854. An addition to the main building was constructed in 1939, with renovations made in 1978, and more recently in 2013, when extensive renovations were made to bring the building up to modern day code. The "Old Courthouse" is situated on Courthouse Square, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

  • Home of Brunswick Stew

    Home of Brunswick Stew

    In 1988, the Virginia General Assembly issued a decree naming Brunswick County the home of Brunswick Stew, proclaiming it to be the place of origin of this "astonishing gastronomic miracle". The origin of this tasty concoction can be traced back to 1828. Each year on the second Saturday of October, crews gather from miles around to stir up their own version of Brunswick Stew. Men known as stewmasters tend huge cauldrons, stirring the contents with boat oars, cooking up hundreds of quarts to be judged. These stews are very thick, often not declared done until an oar can stand upright in the center. Come join us and discover your favorite version of this Brunswick delicasy.

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