October 4, 2008 - 7pm
Powhatan High School Auditorium
Free and Open to the Public
The "Trout Piano Quintet"
Opus 114
by
Franz Schubert
Piano Quartet
Opus 47
by
Robert Schumann
Directions
From the East from Richmond Va. : take I-64 west to Rt.288 South get off at the Route 60 West / Powhatan Exit. Go west on Route 60 approximately 10 miles turn right at Judes Ferry Road
Powhatan High School is on the right.
This concert is in support of the Arts in Rural America
Saturday, Sept. 20th, 2008
Live Band and "All You can Eat" Bar-B-Que Dinner
Refreshments 5:00 pm
Dinner Served 6:00pm - 7:30 pm
Band - 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fall Festival - $15 per person - Book of 10 tickets - $125
Golf Tournament at Mill Quarter
$60 per player includes admission to Fall Festival
For more information call 794-4362
This is a community fund raising event to benefit:
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 09, 2008 - Sunday, Sept. 14, 2008
Hours: (5:00 PM-10:00 PM)
Admission Fee: $7.00 ADULTS
Joe H. Paulette Memorial Park
16501 Five Forks Road
Amelia Court House, VA 23002
This year's midway will be provided by Sherwood Amusements. A number of contests will be held this year including "Kiss the Pig". Attractions include a children's tent, petting zoo, Star Family Circus, demolition derby and wrestling. There will be food vendors, and booths manned by local merchants. There are exhibits entered in competition from arts and crafts to agricultural products.
Get away from the big city crowds for some old-fashioned fun!
Self-Guided Powhatan Agri-Entrepreneurship Farm Tour - Six Properties Will Be Open
Saturday - September 13th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m
Farm operators will be on hand and will make presentations on the hour and half-hour.
A brochure that includes a map to the tour stops is available at:
The tour will include:
A Brunswick Stew luncheon will be available at Comotomo, an Angus beef farm.
A beautiful place to walk, hike, fish, or hunt.
The Powhatan Wildlife Management Area is 25 miles west of Richmond with many convenient access points reached from U.S. Route 60.
The 4462-acre Powhatan Wildlife Management Area provides a haven for outdoors enthusiasts near an expanding metropolitan area. The area's landscape of old fields, cultivated areas for habitat enhancement, wood lots and lakes provide for a diversity of wildlife species.
The area has numerous easily accessible parking areas around its perimeter and at the lakes. A number of marked trails exist to provide visitors an opportunity to chart their course and choose their distance.
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