The Battle of the Waxhaws is a significant, yet often overlooked, event in the American Revolutionary War. Taking place on…
From 1965 to 2006, the town of Waxhaw, NC, was home to a beloved outdoor play called Listen and Remember.…
Judy Simpson Cook, writer, producer, director, and actress, shared her gifts with the Museum of the Waxhaws by writing, directing…
Enjoy traditional food, entertainment and an open beer and wine bar (with a special drink from Dreamchasers Brewery) while stepping…
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By Penny Niven for the 1967 edition of The Wisackyola Historical Festival Review, Waxhaw, NC We used to vie for the…
Join us for the 5th Annual Pirate Invasion! The grounds of the museum will experience an invasion by the rowdiest…
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