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Just down the road on Rt. 211, the Village Shoppe will have demonstrations of the art of corn husk dollmaking and basketweaving.
Next door, the Sperryville Fruit Stand has Rappahannock fruit and other items for sale.
At the comer of Main Street and Rt. 522, the Sperryville Comer Store has a complete inventory of picnic supplies. And, if you need a last-minute item on your way to Old Rag, stop in at W and J Grocery on Rt. 231. Wilma and James Burke stock everything from shoelaces to bandannas, and they’ll fill your tank with gas as well.
Across the street from the Corner Store, visit Water Street Antiques, where glassblower Eric Kvames will be giving demonstrations of this ancient art at 11 a.m. and 1, 3, and 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Mr.and Mrs. Estes will be happy to help with a selection from their antiques.
On down Rt. 1002 (behind the Emporium), the Sperryville Antique Market is marking the weekend with special sales on antiques. Peggy Woodward will be behind the grill and the Snack Bar, cooking up a variety of “homemade delights.” There will be live music to eat by both Saturday and Sunday, and the Blue Ridge doggers will also perform on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.
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