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Program: 9:00pm Free National Parks are becoming a refuge for many people from city lights and light pollution. Amateur astronomers Mike Lewis and Alex Lim conduct a program about America’s vanishing night skies and tips on controlling light pollution. Telescopes provided for stargazing during the program. Held on the grassy area inside the Rapidan Camp gate entrance. Program canceled in event of inclement weather.
Tuesday - July 25
Big Meadows Lodge
Ttea with the First Ladies: Lou Hoover and Eleanor Roosevelt
3:00-4:30pm
$12.00pp
Historian Babs Melton provides an informative history of Lou Hoover and Eleanor Roosevelt, touching on their connections to Shenandoah through their husbands. Lou Hoover’s Apricot Mousse and Eleanor Roosevelt’s Pecan Pie are served along with a variety of teas. Reservations required.
Tuesday - July 25
Big Meadows Lodge “Eavesdropping on Wildlife” 8pm
Free
Nature writer/photographer Marlene A. Condon of Crozet, VA presents a 45-minute narrative / tape recording presentation sharing the wildlife sights and sounds that she has captured around her home.
Sunday - July 30 at Sky land Resort
Jump Alley Swing Dance Band 7-10pm
$10.00 per person Take a trip back to a time that many recall as the golden era of America’s history: the turbulent years of WWII. The evening begins with a dance lesson designed to teach even the novice a few basic steps. Be sure to add to the evening’s appeal and dress to the nines! Jump Alley is a swing dance band with a nostalgic flavor and sound playing unforgettable times such as “Sentimental Journey”, “I’ll Be Seeing You” and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”. Reservations suggested.
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