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December 8: Trivia Night at The
Griffin Tavern in Hint Hit!
December 6-9: Wakefield Country
Day School Book Fair
The Old Sperryville Bookshop will be conducting a book fair at WCDS Tuesday, December 6th through Friday, December 9th each day from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30. p. m. The sale, which is a fundraiser for the school, will include books recommended by WCDS teachers, new releases, and gift books for preschool through 12th grade readers. For more information, contact the bookshop at 987-8444.
December 9: One-stop holiday
shopping at Rappahannock
County High School
The woodworking and art classes, along with the library media center, will hold a show from 5:30-8:30 p. m.
Students from the woodworking class will put Adirondack chairs, tables and footrests on display. Community residents are welcome to place orders for these items.
The art department will show the works of many of its students. Some items on display also will be available for purchase.
Local artist Ted Pellegatta will be signing his 2006 Rappahannock County calendars, which will be on hand for $18 a piece, from 6:30-8:30 p. m.
The library media center will host a Scholastic Book Fair. Popular young adult and adult titles, along with posters and software will be available. All book fair proceeds go toward the purchase of new materials and books for student and staff use.
December 9: Come hear music
at The Griffin Tavern.
Tonight it’s Blues and Soul
by the Jamie Lynch Band
December 10: Rappahannock
County High School Powder Puff
Football game.
Rappahannock County High’s First Ever Powder Puff Football Game Powder Puff Game - Saturday December 10th at 1 p. m. Junior girls vs. Senior girls and half time male cheerleading show Adults $5, Children 5-12, $3 and children 4 and under- FREE
December 10: Living Nativity
There will be a Living Nativity on Saturday December 10 from 6-8 p. m. in the Red Shed beside the Rappahannock County Library. You can walk up the path to the shed, lit by luminiari, to hear the Christmas Story and carols, or you may view the setting from your car on Route 211. Sponsored by the Rappahannock United Methodists.
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