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By Betsy Hille
Special to the Rappahannock News
RAAC (Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community) is proud to announce a most exciting and ambitious calendar of ongoing and new events in 2005, ofFer. ing artistic and community t* activities for everyone.
RAAC is the non-profit organization behind many *, county programs and events t * that you have come to appreciate over the last 23 years. RAAC’s mission has always ‘‘l been to enrich the lives of Rappahannock County resil dents through exposure to the * arts, and to promote a sense of * community in the county ! through workshops, dances, l programs, concerts, school * events, cinema, and such l other activities that enhance * our communal and artistic * well being. » RAAC’s programs are *Z made possible by the ongoing financial support of its mem: bers, and by generous contributions over the years from the Inn at Little Washington.
Familiar RAAC
programs
• Friday Night Film Series
For years, RAAC’s movie committee has done an excellent job of bringing two top quality films a month to the Theatre at Washington. In 2004, thanks to member donations, RAAC was able to purchase state-of-the-art projection equipment to enhance our film viewing experience. Watch for wonderful movie reviews in the Rappahannock News to see what films are planned for the first and third Fridays of each month. Coming attractions include: Finding Neverland, April 1; Hotel Rwanda, April 15; The Story of the Weeping Camel, May 6; The House of Flying Daggers, May 20; Being Julia, June 3; The Aviator, June 17; Phantom of the Opera, July 1; Million Dollar Baby, July 15; The Chorus, August 5.
All movies are shown at The Theatre at Washington on Gay Street, Washington, VA at 8 PM. Adults $6, Students $4,
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