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The Unitarian Universalists of the Blue Ridge (UUBRidget, in coordination with the Rappahannock Food Pantry, is proud to present Frank Dixon, an acclaimed local actor, in a performance1 of "An Evening with Mark Twain" on Nov. 13 at the Theatre in Washington, Virginia.
A retired computer-security expert now living in Criglersville in Madison County, Dixon specializes in bringing to ^ life America s most famous humorist and one of its greatest writers. His program is drawn from Twain's lectures and letters, spoken in the writer’s native Missouri twang.
The performance is at 8 p m. at the Theatre. 291 Gay Street. Tickets are $15 Half of the net proceeds will go to the Rappahannock Food Pantry, an outgrowth of the local Plant a Row program. Volunteer gardeners in the program grow extra food for the hungry, which they take to the pantry, where it is combined with packaged food from the food bank in Warrenton and goods donations.
From opening day on June 2 through Oct. 1. the Food Pantry has received close to six tons of fresh and prepared foods, along with other items, A one-dollar donation can purchase the equivalent of $12 of food from a retail food sUire. For more on Rappahannock Plant a Row and Food Pantry, go to plan
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