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are so pieasea to present, sucn g richness and variety of talent,” said Peter Dunning, coordinator of First Night f Warrenton. “We encourage families and people oif S all ages to participate in our celebration - one of the best yet.” Highlights of some of the great per* formers at First Night this year include: the old-time string band Free State Ramblers, a Fauquier cultural treasure; ' the World Jam Club playing a unique m fusion of Brazilian, Hispanic, Jazz and R&B; and Musikanten, singing a capella Renaissance motets. Entertainer Groucho Magic will perform a zany comedy and magic show and the Fearless Airboum Coiyury will exe- 2 cute astonishing juggling feats. Attendees will be delighted at the wide variety of music, dancing, comedy, and more. Children of all ages will laugh with | Bingo the Clown and sing with the memorable characters of the Blue Sky Puppet Theatre. Bluemont’s website will also show 2 advance information on performance loca- ' tions, parking, and opportunities to sup- ,; port the event. A special pre-event family supper and show at Bistro on the Hill will take place at 4:00. Starting at 7:00 pm, people of all ages will eqjoy over 50 wonderful performances at 10 indoor locations in downtown Warrenton within easy walking distance - the Warren Green Building, Fauquier Hospital, Family Life Center, Warrenton Presbyterian Church and others. After an evening of lively entertainment, First Night concludes at midnight with a traditional Grand Illumination at the Old Courthouse, singing in the New Year as the old courthouse bell rings the last twelve chimes to midnight. Admission buttons are available at f The Fauquier Bank, all locations; G Whillikers Ibys & Books; Warrenton Town Office; Hospital Gift Shop; and the • Warrenton Visitor Center. Admission to all performances is $8 per person, $5 for Seniors and Kids under 12, no charge for toddlers under 2. For more information, contac Bekcy Crouch (540) 347-1211, Bill Houck (540) 349-8919 or Peter Dunning (703) 7776306.
5% discount on all wine-related tasting room items each weekend between now and Christmas. If you’re thinking about presenting our wines as a gift this year, we have Christmas wine bags in stock We now feature handcrafted, grape-inspired jewelry by Too Dvine, and grape leafceramics by Jo Pomerantz - these are grape leaf dishes made from imprints of the leaves from our vineyard. We also carry a great line of wine pourers, stoppers, wine evacuators, towels and the like, .in short,a great selection for holiday shopping while sipping our wines. 2006 Valentines Weekend Event: Our first event for 2006 will be the “That’s Amore” dinner that we are planning for Saturday,February 11th. We will be sending out a special in vitationonce we have the menu set for our first ever sit down wine dinner where we will be pairing our wines with gourmet Italian cuisine. Seating will be limited to 24 people so stay tuned.
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