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Rappahannock News Staff Photos/Cindy Mahon The Colonial Dancers, above, entertain in the Town Hall. Suzanne Parrish, left, sells Christmas greens.
Organizers of the Washington, Va. Colonial Christmas Celebration report that the sixth annual event went off successfully last weekend.
“What’s neat about it is that it’s bigger and better every year,” said Nan Themasson of Country Heritage, among the event’s founders. “It’s the one time all year we celebrate our colonial roots. ” u She and Celebration chairman Louise Van Dort •aid the roeponse to SanWa Bake-Shop, the Child. Care and Learning Center Bazaar, the Washington Volunteer Fire Company dinner and the other char* itable fundraisers netted high dollar figures. <
All three performances of the community’s firstever “Shepherd’s Play,” produced by Ki Theatre* were sold out in advance, and The Theatre at Washington, Va. was packed for the Saturday night showing of Interact Theatre’s “A Dickens of a. Christinas.”; > - - : '■*[ 'V
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