A traveling exhibit from the Union Pacific Railroad Museum, “Hidden Histories” explores the seldom listened-to stories of railroad industry workers on the way to Promontory Point in Utah and the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. The exhibit challenges everyone to examine the hidden histories in their own lives.

Think that you have what it takes to recreate a delicious dessert showcased by Suffolk Public Library? Try your hand by yourself or with your family and see if you can Nail It (or Fail It)! Share the fun by sharing your pictures on social media and tagging Suffolk Public Library or use the hashtags #SPL and #NailedItSPL.

Join Suffolk Tourism, in partnership with the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts, as they proudly present three former Broadway masterpieces that found huge success on the big screen. The Phantom of the Opera will transport you to 19th century Paris on Thursday, March 11, 2021. Admission is $3 per person, and the movie will begin at 7 p.m. Please note that only 100 seats are available, to allow for social distancing in the 530-seat Birdsong Theater; masks are required. For mor

Join the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts for their winter concert series, Together On Stage at the Center, and welcome Brasswind (classic horn) on Friday, March 12, 2021. This music concert series allows the community to watch performances in the comfort of their own homes, “virtually like being here.” There is also limited in-person seating available for $15 per person. Sponsored by Suffolk Tourism.

This exhibit features work in a variety of mediums that depict the beauty of wildlife throughout the region and the world. Artists including Guy Crittenden, Captain John A. Leonard, Mark McNair, and Ian McNair work in woodcarving in traditional and modern forms, painting, sculpture, and mixed media.

From Suffolk's best-kept culinary secrets to national award winning restaurants, Suffolk Restaurant Week promises a savory blend of the city's signature flavors. During this culinary showcase, scheduled for March 20-27, 2021, participating eateries offer chef-created delicacies and simple three-course, price fixed menus at the deluxe ($10 lunch/$20 dinner), premier ($15 lunch/$30 dinner) or ultimate ($20 lunch/$40 dinner) levels for lunch and/or dinner; some restaurants are also offering a Family Meal To-Go option. No coupons, vouchers or tickets are needed-simply order from the Suffolk Restaurant Week menu. It's the perfect time to sample new restaurants or delight in old favorites!

Join the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts for their winter concert series, Together On Stage at the Center, and welcome Just Us (country rock) on Friday, March 26, 2021. This music concert series allows the community to watch performances in the comfort of their own homes, “virtually like being here.” There is also limited in-person seating available for $15 per person. Sponsored by Suffolk Tourism.