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Kilmarnock Inn presents Dinner & a Movie!
“Tell me ‘bout it, Stud!”
The movie Grease is back, for one night only, at the Kilmarnock Inn. On Wednesday, July 18th, they are hosting Dinner and a Movie night. Call 804-435-0034 to reserve your seat. This event is expected to sell out fast so call us soon. Costumes or dressing up is not required, but you are certainly welcome to come as one of the Pink Ladies, T-Bird or any way you like. This is going to be an event you don’t want to miss. The night will start at 4:30 pm with a cocktail reception and Karaoke opportunities. Enjoy the musical preview, sing along or even take the mic. Dinner will begin at 5:30. $29.95 per person Summer Night’s Salad Garden salad greens with feta cheese, dried cranberries, Kalamata olives and pecans served with our house vinaigrette Your Choice of: T-Birds Marinated pan-seared chicken breast, wilted spinach and corn polenta topped with our velvety cream sauce and fresh scallions or Hopelessly Devoted to Crab Cakes Jumbo lump crab cake with no bread fillers, sweet pea, lemon and parmesan risotto and seasonal vegetables or Bouffant and Chops Roasted pork loin chop, polenta, goat cheese and bourbon peach jam with bacon or Sandra Dee’s Sautéed Flounder Parmesan crusted flounder, roasted potatoes, seasonal vegetables and garlic beurre blanc or Rydell Ravioli Tender spinach ravioli with garden marinara, fresh vegetables, and mushroom ragout topped with asiago, parmesan and Romano cheese Dessert Cha-Cha Chocolate Cake Three layers of chocolate cake with chocolate ganache garnished with raspberry sauce and Chantilly cream Grand Re-Opening Celebration!
Friday, July 20, 7 am - 3 pm 4337 Irvington Road, Irvington
The Local is under new ownership and they're excited to share their updates! New coffee, new hours, new menu. Come by to check out the changes, enjoy free samples, and enter for your chance to win door prizes. LemonAid for a Cause at Allure Art Center
This is not your typical lemonade sale. Allure Art Center has once again teamed up with hundreds of stands dotting the Central and Eastern Virginia community - all to raise money for childhood cancer! Anthem LemonAid is Children's Miracle Network Hospitals' annual summertime fundraising event. Allure Art Center exceeded their goal last year but wants to blow it out this year and needs your help!
All proceeds benefit the Hematology and Oncology Clinic at Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU (CHoR) to help kids with cancer. Now that's lemonade you can feel good about! The Lemonade stand will be out front of Allure Art Center this Friday and Saturday from 11am – 3pm each day rain or shine. David and Zora Aiken will be signing their children’s books and prints along with local artists doing sketches and other activities. Come out and help fight childhood cancer. For updated activities and artists showing up for this event follow Allure Art Center on their Facebook Page. |
Upcoming Events at Allure Art Center
July 13th – August 12 – New art exhibit opens featuring the works of David Aiken that span a wide variety of mediums from watercolor to metal. Over 75 pieces can be seen in this comprehensive exhibit.
July 20-21st – Allure Art Center is once again part of the Anthem LemonAid Children’s Hospital fundraiser. We will have our lemonade stand setup along with children’s activities. Come out to support a good cause. Stand open from 11am – 3pm each day. August 11th – Allure Art Center’s Art Yard Sale – Artists from across Virginia will be setup on the grounds of Allure Art Center having an end of summer yard sale of locally created art. This is a great time to pick up some wonderful local art at end of summer prices. Sept 2nd – Summer Cheers Concert – Our end of summer bash with outdoor concert and more. Follow Allure Art Center on Facebook and stay tuned for details. Northern Neck Café Connection to Host Christmas in July Donation Drive Benefiting Seniors and Disabled in Need
Helping seniors and disabled in need. That’s just one focus of the local Café Connection group held monthly in Kilmarnock.
For the entire month of July, the Café Connection will be hosting a Christmas in July donation drive to collect new items for those in need. These items most needed include adult washcloths, adult depends, bed pads, cleaning wipes, denture adhesive and cleaner, denture holders, lip balm, sunscreen, nail clippers, nutrition supplements, tissues, toothpaste, toothpaste, toiletries, household cleaning supplies, trash bags, soap and shampoo. Drop off locations for these items include: Visiting Angels 68 South Main Street Kilmarnock; Dockside Health and Rehabilitation 74 Mizpah Rd Locust Hill; Riverside Sanders Retirement Village 7385 Walker Ave Gloucester; Commonwealth Senior Living at Farnham 511 Cedar Grove Rd Farnham, Rappahannock Church of Christ 4238 Richmond Rd, Warsaw, and Northumberland Family YMCA 6348 Northumberland Hwy, Heathsville. The Café Connection will gift bag the items and deliver them to seniors and the disabled in need throughout the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula regions. The Café Connection is a local group of health care professionals that meets monthly from various organizations including representatives from Bon Secour, Riverside Home Health and Hospice, Hospice of Virginia, Dockside Health and Rehabilitation, Riverside Sanders Retirement Village, Rappahannock West Minster Canterbury, Commonwealth Senior Living at Kilmarnock, Commonwealth Senior Living at Farnham and Visiting Angels. The mission of the Café Connection is to connect with knowledgeable advocates in the health care industry. For additional information, contact Kyle Lorenzino at 804.435.2229. Historic Christ Church & Museum 2018 Sunday Speaker Series
Operates the 4th Saturday of the Month, Starting May 26th and ending October 27th
9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Lancaster Community Library - See Full 2018 Schedule Here
The Food Bank is approaching their gleaning season. 40-45% of the food their pantry clients receive, is fresh produce. This is made possible through donations, as well as local farmers that have opened up their fields to them for gleaning. Volunteers are always needed! Whether it be a business, civic or church group, or even individuals - ANYONE can help make a difference in the lives of those facing food insecurity, locally.
Information & Registration Belle Isle State Park to open their new visitor center the end of July.
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