Welcome New Members!

Andrea T. Latell, LPC, PLC

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Current circumstances aren’t stopping the Ninth Annual Irvington Crab Festival. The Steamboat Era Museum’s biggest and most popular fundraiser is adapting to restrictions with “Grab-a Crab!”
 Get your tickets in advance for just $35 and drive through Chesapeake Bank’s Irvington branch, August 8, from 4 til 7.
You’ll “Grab-a-Crab” when you pop your trunk and volunteers deliver, for each ticket purchased, a bag of a dozen fresh steamed crabs plus a “grab bag” with a 2020 collector beer cup, crab mallet, roll of paper towels, and other goodies. Then enjoy a crab feast with family and friends in your safe environment!
Mark your calendar for this fun event, August 8, 4 til 7pm. Purchase your tickets online below or by check, mailed to the museum at PO Box 132 Irvington, Virginia.
Tickets are limited and will not be sold the day of the event. The event will take place rain or shine. Tickets are not refundable

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"FIDO" Friday ​4-8
Bring you four-legged friend(s) (all of our two-legged friends are welcome as well). ​ Enjoy a glass of cider and a "small plate".  Purchase some of our Sausage to take home.

Saturday Live Music with Bob Wilson 4:30-7:30
 Enjoy our ciders and a small plate while relaxing on the lawn.  Consider bringing a lawn chair - we have lot's of space, but limited seating.

​Sunday Brunch with a Ditchley Mimosa
(or just enjoy a cider on the lawn) 11-2
​Brunch featuring our Ditchley Cider and Farm products.  Reservations strongly encouraged - 
cathy@ditchleyciderworks.com
paul@ditchleyciderworks.com

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Memorial Day to Labor Day Annually
The 2020 banners are hanging all around Kilmarnock, in local business windows. Take a look today!

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Kilmarnock Town Centre Park presents

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RFA OnStage updated 2019-2020
For shows that have been rescheduled please retain tickets.  
​Call for tickets and information 804-438-5555

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Lancaster Players
THE STORY: Searching for costumes for their next production, Desmond and Queenie, the “stars” of the local summer-stock company, drop by “Opal’s Antique Junque Shop.” While rooting through Opal’s treasures they spot a nondescript oil painting—a still life of a dead mallard duck and an apple—and recalling an item in the morning newspaper about an old master which has disappeared from the local art museum, suddenly realize that this may be the missing canvas, for which the insurance company is offering a sizable reward.
Summoning up all their acting skills, they try to charm Opal into selling the painting for a pittance, but she explains that she plans to give it to her friend, Rosie, as a birthday present, whereupon the plot thickens hilariously.