Feb. 23: Fearless Shakespeare:

Feb. 23: Fearless Shakespeare:

Free Children’s Classes

Classes for young actors, ten years and older, wM be held every Friday, beginning on February 23, from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in the Jamieson Room of the Rappahannock Library. They wi continue through March. These are in preparation for the Rappahannock Repertory Company’s Shakespearean extravaganza in June. Young actors will learn the history, stones, and language of Elizabethan times in a comfortable atmosphere, some of which wil be through games. But they will also learn the discipline necessary to perform professionally. The Company wil also need an enchanted forest filled with fairies, elves, and forest folk. Classes for younger actors, four to nine will begin in April. Please cal Charlene James-Duguid 540 937-4727 or email capitofiilcharb verizon.net for information or to reserve a space. Volunteers, with theatre experience or just enthusiasm and interest are also invited to cal.

Feb. 23: Book Fair

The Rappahannock County High School Rxary media center wil hold a Scholastic Book Fair Feb. 23-March during school hours. Several adult and young adult titles wil be available. There also wil be a Family Night March 1 from 2-5 p.m. and 6-8 pm February 24: “Growing Habitat

with Native Plants’*

RLEPs Biodiversity Task Force continues its year-long focus on wildWe habitat with a talc on using native plants in habitat presented by Marion Blois Lobstein of the Flora of Virginia Project to catalog The talc is at the Rappahannock Library from 10 -11 am. The program is free, but please come early to ensure getting a seat For more information, cal Pam Owen at (540) 675-9969, send e-mai to BiodiversitybraJEP.org, or go to www.RLEP.org.

Feb. 24: “Cooter’s

Excellent Adventure”

Rappahannock County’s favorite star of screen, stage and television, Ben Jones and Musical friends returns to the Theatre on Feb. 24 at 8<rx m. Tickets, Adults $20, students 18 and under $5. Reservations recommended. For information cal 540-675-1253.