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January 6:
“Ladies in Lavender”
Start our the winter season with a flick presented by the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community. See what happens when two spinster sisters in Cornwall find a Polish violinist washed up on their beach. Movie starts at 8 p. m. at the Theatre on Gay Street in Washington.
January 6: Fish Fry at
Flint Hill is back!
The Flint Hill Public House brings back its annual Winter Fish Fry this Friday, January 6th. ‘AllYou-Can-Eat’ beer battered, FRESH, Atlantic Cod with cole slaw, fries, tartar sauce and corn bread. The fish fry is every Friday night, all winter long. Price per person is $18. Reservations are recommended. Phone: 675-1700.
January 8: Salsa classes
If you missed out on the December classes, perhaps you’d like to get in on the January sessions of salsa dancing taught by Chef Jim’s wife, Yonieludis Cespedes-Sanchez “Jeni” at the Bleu Rock Inn located at 12567 Lee Highway in Washington. At $10 each, it’s a bargain since Jeni is an experienced salsa dancer and instructor. Call (540) 987-3190 for more information.
January 8: Montessori
Open House
Mountain Laurel Montessori Farm School at Belle Meade is holding an Open House this Sunday, January 8 from 1-3 p. m. Mountain Laurel offers a dynamic curriculum designed to inspire students, age 12-15 years, to apply challenging academics to authentic, real-world experiences of farm and community life. For directions and more information, contact Elaine Glier at (540) 636-4257 or
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