Summer on Chincoteague means BINGO! 🎉 Throughout July, explore the island and enjoy Bingo in a new way! Purchase your Photo Bingo Board for $10, find the 24 designated squares, and submit your pictures to earn entries into our drawing for a $100 gift card. 

Sales open on July 1, and all proceeds support The Island Community House's year-round programs. 

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Photo Bingo Scavenger Hunt FAQ

Q: How do I get my Photo Bingo Board?
A: Once you register online for $10, you'll receive an email with your Photo Bingo Board and instructions on how to submit your photos. Or you can purchase in person during program hours, July 7–23.

Q: Do I need to go anywhere that costs money or requires admission?
A: No, all squares can be found in free-to-visit places or photographed in public spaces.

Q: Can I participate alone or in a team?
A: Include as many people as you'd like to help hunt and take pictures! Keep in mind that only the person who registered will have entries in the drawing.

Q: How many entries for the $100 gift card can I get?
A: You get 1 entry for registering, plus 1 for each photo you submit, plus 1 for each bingo you complete. That's up to 37 entries for a complete blackout!

Yoga *at Robert Reed Park

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 8-9am • $20 suggested donation 

Led by the Chincoteague Yoga Collective. A steady, breath-linked flow that builds warmth and strength, with

time to explore poses and options. Outdoor classes are donation-based. During poor weather, class will move

inside the Island Community House.Bring a mat ($2 rentals); cash or Venmo accepted.

SUNDAYS Gentle Vinyasa Yoga • $20

Sundays, 10-11am

A slow, supportive flow linking movement with breath.

Expect simple sequences and plenty of options. Designed

to feel grounding, easeful, and accessible. No experience

necessary. For payment, please bring cash or pay your

instructor directly via Venmo. https://tinyurl.com/ICH-yoga

Whether you’re seeking peace, inspiration, or simply a unique experience on Chincoteague Island, we welcome you to join us.

Horse Medicine: A Drum Journey offers an opportunity to slow down and reconnect through the calming presence of the Chincoteague ponies, the steady rhythm of the drum, and the beauty of the island’s natural surroundings.

There is a reason horses have been admired throughout history. Their quiet strength, gentle spirit, and remarkable ability to connect without words remind us to be present, listen, and appreciate the world around us. Set among the peaceful landscape of Chincoteague, this experience invites you to reflect, restore, and embrace the rhythms of nature.

Upcoming sessions begin at 9:00 AM on:

Saturday, July 4

Friday, July 17

Saturday, July 25

Tuesday, July 28

Please bring a mat or chair if you wish. Seating will also be available.

Honoring the land. Honoring the horses. Honoring the journey.

Island Community House, 6246 Mumford Street, will host a Walking Group on Fridays.

Meet at the Island Community House and walk a loop beginning downtown along Robert Reed Waterfront Park, turning down Church Street, Willow Street, and back up Mumford Street to finish at the Island Community House. Wear walking shoes and comfortable clothing and bring water.

Free and open to the public.

To learn more, visit islandcommunityhouse.org

Starting Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend climb the 175 steps of the lighthouse and observe the beautiful nature and wildlife in a new way!

The Captain Timothy Hill House, 5122 Main Street, is the story of an unexpected journey, and proof that you can’t judge a book by its cover.  Who would have expected that a rare piece of American architectural history was hiding beneath the dilapidated structure sitting on Main Street on Chincoteague Island, Virginia? 

The house was uncovered to find a construction of log planks with full dovetail joints at the corners, historic interior details that aroused curiosity, and sailing ships carved into the exterior of the logs. Investigations uncovered that this construction was a style brought to the New World in the 1600’s by Northern Europeans.

The house was built circa 1800 at a time when Chincoteague Island was transforming itself from pastureland into a community of homes and farms. The Captain Timothy Hill House represents the only known survivor of these early homes and is also only one of two known buildings still standing in Virginia that was built to have a wooden chimney...surprisingly common in the day!  After much research and restoration, its historical significance is now here for all to see.

The house was listed on The Virginia Landmarks Register and The National Register of Historic Places in 2011. 

But there is still the mystery of who carved those early ships into those logs?  Now fully restored, this unique house is a wonderful place to visit to catch a glimpse of life in a time gone by.

Summer Hours are Fridays from 1pm - 3pm 

A docent is on site, when the house is open, to tell visitors about the architecture & history of the house.

Admission is free but donations are graciously accepted.

Chair Yoga • $20

Fridays, 4–4:45pm
Explore the benefits of a chair Yoga class. Ideal for beginners, seniors, or those with limited ability.
For payment, please bring cash or pay via Venmo.

Fun! Fun! Fun! 

Our evening Pirate, Legend and Lore tour is fun and factual! Learn about Chincoteague’s link to piracy, sunken ships off our shores, a tragic death that leads to a ghost story and so much more about this fascinating little island! 

All tours start at 7:00pm 

These are walking tours in the historic downtown, with several places to sit along the way, 1/2 mile at a leisurely pace, 

Call or text for more information or to secure your spot! 

757-894-1953

The Island Theatre, 4074 Main Street, presents movies at their art deco performing arts center on Friday and Saturday nights at 7pm.

Beer and wine cash bar.