Town Talk-May 29, 2018
Yoga in the Park preview. It’s June 9th at Maury Park. Info from Nick Cadwallendor, Becky Conrad and Rita Girard. mhafred.org
Yoga in the Park preview. It’s June 9th at Maury Park. Info from Nick Cadwallendor, Becky Conrad and Rita Girard. mhafred.org
Summer Reading and much much more at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Alisha Barnes and Christine Carlson talk about summer at the library. librarypoint.org
Jim Miller and Cornelia Rutherford talk about the Virginia Renaissance Faire at Lake Anna Winery in Spotsylvania thru June 10th. varf.org Discussion on theme weekends, teaching you history in a fun way.
Always…Patsy Cline. It’s at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts in Stafford thru July 15. Carter Calvert performs the music of Patsy Cline. Sally Struthers is her friend Louise. It’s a true story. riversidedt.com 540-370-4300.
From Fredericksburg City Police: School Resource Officer Paul Dooley and Sgt Scott Worley. We preview summer programs like Badges for Baseball and Camp Crime Fighters. And we talk summer safety in your neighborhood and safe driving techniques.
Memorial Day in Fredericksburg. From the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park: Historians Becky Oakes and Beth Parnicza and Curator Luisa Dispenzire. Also, an update on making the Fredericksburg National Cemetery digital.
1st Sgt Shaun Jones and Lt Eddie Peck with the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office talk about summer safety, kids camps and Project Lifesaver.
Patrick A’Hearn with the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts previews Always…Patsy Cline. He talks about the story and the return to the area of Sally Struthers. The show runs thru mid-July. riversidedt.com
Devlin Riley with the Rappahannock YMCA talks about Y Giving Day on May 22. What will money raised be used for? Why the Y really is more than just a gym. Also–a preview of summer events at
Legal Aid Works talks fair housing and tenant rights. Ann Kloeckner, Daniel Turczan and Alex Reidell. legalaidworks.org Free fair housing and tenant rights forum at the downtown library on May 21st at 6. 540-371-1105 for info.