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Jenna Stone will be hosting a plant swap at her home on Saturday, May 27. Traders may begin arriving at 9 a.m. and we’ll go until the last plant is traded! Bring a plant, take a plant. I will have tons of seedlings myself and also will be trading seeds as well for summer and winter sowing. There will be a potluck lunch so bring a dish or some other contribution (i.e. drinks, paper plates, napkins, etc.) I suggest traders bring a small table or a wagon for their plants. My home is surrounded by waist high stone walls that are wide and shelf like but traders are welcome to bring small card tables. I live in Washington VA about 15 miles outside of Warrenton on the Skyline drive side. My contact number for email is: jennastonel@netzero.net. Those that wish to get yahoo directions, my physical address is 218 Main Street, Washington, Va 22747. Look forward to hearing from you! Anyone interested may attend. May 28: Community Drum Circle
All are invited to join in creating rhythm & music on Sunday May 28 from 5 - 6:30p.m., at Sage, in The Rappahannock Wellness Center. It’s fun, easy, and different time. Group drumming has been proven to reduce stress. It can help stimulate coordination, cooperation, and greater listening skills. No experience necessary. All ages welcome. There are plenty of drums & instruments to share, or bring your own. Suggested donation $5-10 (children free). For more information, call Wendi at Sage - Open every day. (540)987-9699.
May 28: Community
Remembrance service
In honor of Memorial Day, a community remembrance service with the Little Fork Rangers and the Culpeper Minute Men, dressed in period costumes and uniforms from the War Between the States and the Revolutionary War, will be held Sunday, May 28th at 2 p.m. at Little Fork Church in Rixeyville. Period prayers will be said and some letters from soldiers will be read. The cavalry will arrive on horseback, as for their
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