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ears. Costumed guides demonstrate traditional Christmas ac ivitees from James Monroe s time through the reign of Queen Victoria. 7, 7:45 and 8:30 p.m. at Ash Lawn-Highland. (804) 293-9539. $
8 - FREDERICKSBURG. Presidential Open House. The James Monroe Museum offers an evenhng of entertainment, tours and 2efreshment in celebration of the holiday season. 5:30-8 p.m. John Pearce. 908 Charles St.. Fredericksburg. 22401. (703) 8994559.
9-24 -- STAUNTON. Holidays at the Homesteads. Different Christmas celebrations at the Museum of Frontier Culture's three working farms. P.O. Box 810, Staunton. 24401. (703) 332-7850.
14 - FREDERICKSBURG. Rising Sun Tavern Christmms Open House. The 1760 home of George Washington's youngest brother hosts an open house with seasonal decorations, song and food. 6-9 p.m. Mary Ann Snyder. 1200 Charles St.. Fredericksburg. 22401. (703) 3731569.
15- 23 - MIDDLETOWN. Christmas at Belle Grove Plantation. Decorations, music and food. Belle Grove Plantation, P.O. Box 137, Middletown. 22645. (703) 869-2328.
16- 17 -- FAIRFAX. Country Christmas. Traditional country Christmas celebration with food, song and decoration at Colvin Run Mill. 4:30-6:30 p.m. 3701 Pender Dr., Fairfax, 22030. (703) 759-2771.
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