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June 25:
Rivers and Roots Festival
On Saturday, June 25 the “Rivers and Roots Festival” kicks off a day long celebration of Rappahannock agriculture and the environment. Cowpie bingo, Missie the International Champion Jumping Mule area farm and garden programs, exhibits on alternative fuels, watershed initiatives and environmental protection a packed line up of hands on learning experiences, all offered against a backdrop of homegrown music ranging from blues to bluegrass and beyond, and served up with a heaping helping of organic burgers, chicken and sides. Proceeds benefit Rappahannock school music programs. Performers include “Calypso-grass” favorites, Eddie From Ohio, plus Catfish Hodge, the award winning RCHS concert and jazz bands and more. Admission is free until 5:30 p.m., $10 evening admission for adults $5 for kids 10-17 kids under 10 listen free. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. The fun begins at noon at Sunnyside Farms Famous Rest Stop. Volunteers are needed. See www. riversandroots. com for more information on artists, exhibits or volunteering.
June 24-26: Ki Theatre
Life Stories Workshop
Kick-Start your writing this summer with a Ki Theatre Life Stories Workshop. Talking place in Washington, VA on June 24-26, Obie award-winning playwright, actor, director and master teacher, Julie Portman presents a 3-day Introductory Course for people of all backgrounds, ages and writing experience. Participants learn to write creatively and freely and experience the joy of listening and being listened to. It is
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