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Washington’s 4th Schedule Small Farmers’ Market Breakfast—9 a.m., Main St. RAAC—Short movies throughout the day. “Yellow Submarine” at 3 p.m. ($1 admission). Art show at Gay St. Theatre. CCLC—“Just For Sale” table in front of Roger Batchelder Realty. Library—10 a. m. to 4 p. m., books for sale. Crafts—Janet Brome, pottery demonstrations near Rush River Co.; Janet Kerig and Cathy Kiley, basket weaving demonstrations, near Rush River Co. Avon Hall—Throughout the day, reenactment of revolutionary campout; 5:30 p.m., Mike and Maria Kohler will offer hot-air balloon ridJs (weather permitting'), $3 (Children) and $5 (Adults); 6 p.m., footraces for children: 6 p.m., jousting tournament; 6 p.m., Wakefield School Fife and Drum Corps will play; 9 p.m., fireworks display. Antique Car Show—All day, south end of Gay St., parade at 4:30 p.m. Patriotic Pageant—Noon, courthouse steps. Bands—1 p.m., bluegrass, courthouse steps; 5:30 p.m., bluegrass, courthouse steps; folk, Small Farmers’ Market. Pig Roast—3:30 p.m., behind monument. Bratwurst and Com—All day, across from courthouse. Wine tasting, too. Trinity Episcopal Church—Holy Chow! Cafe Resurrection Section Flea Market, Angel Dips ice cream and helium uplift balloons. All day. Palm Reading—10 a.m.-all day, Gay St., Band Boosters Sponsoring.
Miscellaneous—All day, cart and pony rides; 4-H will serve lamb burgers; mimist will roam streets.
The Sperryville Carnival
Runs From July 10 To 13
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