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ing support of her mother. We’re raising money so that her mother can be there with Shana. ”
Project Rainbow has a full slate of activities scheduled for the Nicholson family’s benefit on March 10.
First off, there’s the dinner, set to begin at 6 p.m. The talents of some of Rappahannock County’s best cooks have been enlisted to prepare the lasagne, salad, garlic bread and desserts. The cost is $7 for adults; $4 for children under 12.
Following dinner, fast-talking ... Vincent Day will wield the gavel ' for a benefit auction. The items donated to date include dinner for two at Four and Twenty Blackbirds (soon to open at the old Corner Post in Flint Hill), dinner for two at the internationally acclaimed Inn at Little Washington, a stained glass window by Sperryville artisan Patty Mullan, a child’s sweater hand-knitted by Julie Coles, wine from Washington’s Mountainside Market, jewelry from Charlottesville’s Crystal Connection and a floral still-life photographed by Connection-proprietor Pali Delevitt, a therapeutic massage from Dan Lewis, two prints from Rush River Artists Cooperative, natural toiletries from Shelly Ross’s Natural Market in Warrenton, a landscape by Flint Hill photographer Beth Levick, and a basket woven by Rappahannock artist and playwright Catherine Kiley. ' After the dinner and auction, the tables will be pushed back against the walls to clear the floor
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