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Fauquier County-based shutterbug brings history tu life with striking unages m this impressive book ofhistury.
Edward Ayers. National Book Award winner and Pulitzer Prize finalist, had high praise for the book. “On every page, this book evokes the beauty of America's hallowed ground. In a rich tapestry of unages and words, it weaves a powerful history that stretches for centuries across the most dramatic events this county has known." Ayers said. “This book is a gift to everyone who cares about this nation and its past." If books are not on your list, consider the enter tainment opportunities in Fauquier Cuunty.
Season passes to Fauquier Community Theatre performances cost $60 for adults. For seniors 60 and over, and for hill-tune students up the age of 23, the rate is $50. This year's season includes “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” which opens Nov. 28. and “Mousetrap” set to premiere in January, “Moon Over Buffalo” in March, and 'Annie Get Your Gun* in May. Visit the theatre's web site. www.fctstage.org for more information.
Or how about the Piedmont Symphony Orchestra” Featuring professional musicians, the orchestra performs several shuws throughout the
year at Highland Center for the .Arts in Wanenton. The symphony will perform “I’m Baroque for the Holidays at 3 pm. Sunday. Dec. 7. The Young People's Concert is set for Feb. 15 while The British Are Cuming” will be uffered in .April and “bnmurtal Beloved” is slated for June. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.piedmontsymphony.org.
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