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The Global Cafe at Ki Theater
The Art Club of RCHS is inviting the public to participate in an evening of potluck international cuisine, conversation about global issues, live performance and art on May 20 at 6 p.m. in the Ki Theater.
The Global Cafe will feature questions at each table created by Art Club students and young people from Hearthstone. The thought-provoking questions will be conversation starters. Those who attend are requested to sit with people they don’t normally interact with.
There will be original poetry and song and music by students. Any young person in the county is invited to share their view of the world in a creative way. Hearthstone students will be displaying their mural entitled “We’ve Got the Whole World”.
If you would like to donate a dish for six from a country other than the United States or if you would like to perform, please leave a message for Laurie Marshall at 987-8575. Admission is $5. Proceeds will go to benefit the Art Department.
Caregiver/Educator training set
The Madison County Virginia Cooperative Extension Office located on the Second Floor of the War Memorial Building, Madison will host the last Better Kid care Satellite offered by Penn state this season on June 1. The Taking a New Look at Dramatic Play” workshop covers helping dramatic play happen; when a child is left out of play and ages and stages in dramatic play. To register for the June 1, 7 to 9 p.m. class call 727-3435, extension 2 by May 30.
Nature Camp to be held in July
The Rappahannock Nature Camp will be held July 3-14 at Singing Creek near Sperryville. This is a day camp for girls and boys age eight to 13, devoted to the study and exploration of local natural history. For information, call Lyt Wood at 675-1088, or pick up a brochure at the Tree Works office in Washington (next to Extension Office).
King, Queen contestants sought
The Flint Hill Volunteer Fire Company is seeking boys and girls to participate in the annual Honorary Fire King and Queen Contest. Contestants will be selling raffle tickets for a purebred Black Angus heifer and a cash prize.
Interested parties should contact Charlotte Turnmeyer at 635-8278. This year’s carnival will be held July 26 - 29. The parade is July 28.
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