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Borders in Warrenton ■ r >«'* >«• '* r Walker Elliott Rowe Saturday, September 16, at 3 pan. v» r* ■* z>+L :t*V!Y V Signing, Discussing ft Tasting Wine, Communism ft Volcanoes: c A Story of Chilean Wine Walker Elliott Rowe's new book is a combination travelogue and memoir of the three months he spent working the Chilean wine harvest. He takes the reader into the wine industry as an insider, as well as weaving a narrative of the Chilean people and culture. In addition to discussing the book and wines, he will also host a tasting of Chilean and Virginia wines. His first book is the locally invaluable Wandering Through Virginia’s Vineyards; a must for Virginia winelovers, presenting complex wine information in an easily comprehensible fashion. : V.: Brian Vaughn and Bobby Vaughan Saturday, September 16, at 6 pan. in the Cafe Returning to the Cafe for a fourth performance, Brian and Bobby, playing together or singly, have a style defini- ! tively their own, combining several musical genres. Both are acoustic folk-rock guitarists and songwriters and have earned high local regard, with the first commercial CD due out this fall.
14th Annual Woodville
K;: Festival and Town
Picnic September 30 Everyone is invited to attend the 14th Annual '*• Woodville Festival and town picnic. This free community event will be held Saturday, 30 -• September at the Blue Ridge Overlook in Woodville. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and lemonade will be provided and folks are asked to bring a favorite side dish or dessert '■ • to share. Live bluegrass music will be featured by a rare performance of *Fast Freddie & The Cliffhangers” brought back ^ from Raleigh, NC by popular demand. k-' There will be wall climbing, volleyball, horseshoes and ’ * relay races. Please start arriving by 2:30. Food will be served begin- V ning at 3:30. Directions are easy: from downtown * J Woodville, follow the signs up Red Oak Mountain road. For more information folks may contact the Light’s 987-9523, the Manwaririg’s 987-8433, or the Wood’s 987- * 3301. Ya’ll come!
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