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May 4: Culpeper Fiesta
The Hispanic Committee of Culpeper will host Culpeper Fiesta at the downtown train depot on Friday, May 4th from 6-10 p. m. Thanks to Los Inmigrantes, our local Mexican band and DJ Woody, our local DJ of Latin music. There will be a variety of foods from different Latin countries for purchase, guaranteed to be the real thing!
The Fiesta will be a great day for children! There will be piriatas, games, face-painting, stories, lasso trials, seeds to plant, and other activities.
Families in Culpeper and the surrounding area should keep the date open and plan to visit and participate in Culpeper Fiesta. Bring your own chair and enjoy the evening! It is the first of many downtown Culpeper parties this summer. No admission. Fun for the entire family with activities for children, lots of food and music. A visit to Latin America right here at our Depot in Culpeper!
May 6-11: Shenandoah National
Park Spring Trail Crew
Volunteers 18 and older are invited to participate in the annual Central District Spring Trail Crew operated by Shenandoah National Park and the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club. The work area may be on or near Old Rag Mountain, but current needs will dictate. Shower, food, bunks, and equipment are provided. Participants must bring work gloves, boots, and bedding or sleeping bag. Arrival about 4 pm on May 6; departure midafternoon May 11. Additional crews/dates are available. For more information go to www.patc. net/volunteer/trails/summercrews, or contact Heidi Forrest at hforrest@patc.net or 703-242-0315, ext. 12, M-Th 7-9 p.m., Th & F 12-2 p.m.
May 12: Gibson Brothers Benefit
The nationally acclaimed biuegrass artists The
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