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Match 20:441 Tennis Club starts
AB 6th to 12th graders in Rappahannock County are invited to be part of a newly formed 4-H Tennis Club, led by foreign exchange student Abdullah Alawadhi and tennis professional Hunt Harris. Together they will lead dub members through the art of tennis playing, teaching al aspects of the game and introducing them to a new sport Students can ride the bus from school to the County Park on Rt. 211 and sign up by picking up a form in the school office with permission slips from their parents. Cal 4-H Director Jenny Kapsa at 675-3619 for more information.
March 21: Rappahannock County
Garden Club meeting
The Rappahannock County Garden Club wH end its winter break on Wednesday, March 21, on the first day of spring with a meeting at the Washington Fire House at 1 p. m. The program, “Growing Iris Through the ¥631“, wi be presented by Girwy Spoon. Minor butts, hellebores, and flowering brandies win be featured in the horticulture displays; a creative line mass design, and a traditional mass design are the chorees for arrangements. AB are invited. Please caB Mary Coflins at 967-9030 if you have any questions about the meeting.
March 21: Free Clinic
Rappahannock Free Clinic wiB be open on March 21 at the County Health Department on Main Street in Washington. For more information caB the Fauquier Free Clinic at 540-347-0394.
March 22: Special Education
Advisory Committee meeting
Special Education Advisory Committee meeting to be held on March 22, at the Rappahannock County High School Library. 7 p.m. Public invited.. March 23-24: Kid Pan Alley Concert
Ki Theatre in partnership with Rappahannock Association tor the Arts in the Community present Paul Rersier & the Kid Pan Afley Band in Concert Mar23 and 24 at 7 p.m. at the SchooB-louse in SbenyviBe performing songs written in coBaboralion with over 450 children from Rappahannock County Schools. The band features Paul Rerster, Tetri ABard, Steve van Dam, Srmggy Smith, Wl Hopkins, Nate Brown, schootehddren from Rappahannock County and Special Guest Performers. The SchooHouse is located on U S. 211 and Rt 522. Tickets go on sale to the pubic Mar. 2. They are available locaBy at ECOW, Cinema Paracfcso and Kit Theatre. Tickets; $5-Kids, $15-Adults. For tickets and into cal (540) 9673164^ www.KidPanAfley.com
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