Urbanna Holiday Home Tour

From the regal Rosegill plantation overlooking the Rappahannock River and the recently renovated town Tavern, to the quirky Little Key House and the stately Lansdowne estate on Urbanna’s main street, the Urbanna Holiday Home Tour will feature six of Urbanna’s most notable, historic and beautiful homes to stroll through and the Middlesex County Woman’s Club, all decked out for the season! This year’s event will raise funds through sponsorships and ticket sales to provide resources to the Urbanna Main Street initiative to support revitalization, tourism, and local commerce.

Urbanna Main Street is offering a variety of sponsorship levels. Breezeline, The Chesapeake Inn & Ballgown Barefoot lead the sponsorship program as the event’s Presenting Sponsors. Each sponsorship level includes recognition in the official event booklet and tickets to the event, as well as other benefits depending on the contribution level.

General admission tickets to the event will be available in advance for $40 and $50 on the day of the event, if available, as a limited amount of tickets will be issued. Visit us during the annual Urbanna Oyster Festival 2023 (November 3 & 4) at the Urbanna Main Street booth located at The Chesapeake Inn for complete information and to enter a raffle to win tickets and a stay at the Inn.

For complete sponsorship details and to purchase tickets, please visit: urbannamainstreet.com.

The Urbanna Holiday House Tour is a Urbanna Main Street project in association with Urbanna Beautification, Inc. (a 501c3 Non-Profit organization).

All donations in support of the 2023 Urbanna Holiday Home Tour are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

For additional information and event updates, please follow Urbanna Main Street on social media:
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About Urbanna Main Street
Founded in 2023, Urbanna Main Street is part of The Virginia Main Street Program, a preservation-based economic and community development initiative that follows the Main Street Approach by the National Main Street Center. The program offers a range of services, grants and assistance to communities interested in revitalizing their historic commercial districts. Virginia Main Street has helped transform Warsaw, Kilmarnock, Mathews, Gloucester and many small communities across the Commonwealth.