
Town Talk: Art Attack
Bill Harris preview Art Attack on September 16th in downtown Fredericksburg. Art Attack is a grassroots event that gets people out of the studio and into the streets. To sign up: artattackproject.com
Bill Harris preview Art Attack on September 16th in downtown Fredericksburg. Art Attack is a grassroots event that gets people out of the studio and into the streets. To sign up: artattackproject.com
Anne Little previews the Tree and Shrub sale at the baseball stadium on September 23rd. Order trees and shrubs right now at treefredericksburg.org There’s also a Plant and Play event at the stadium–games for kids–lectures and workshops
Salem Church and Spotsy Towne Centre Branch Administrator Pamela Smith and Fredericksburg Branch Manager Craig Graziano talk about 1,000 books before Kindergarten, the Trebuchet contest and Teen Stop Motion contest.
Bree Boyd and Brady Fox from Barley Naked Brewing, Stephanie Johnson from Adventure Brewing and Doug Meyer with Full Distance Brewing talk about upcoming activities and the Beer Trail. fabtrail.com
President and CEO Sam McKelvey and Curator of African American History and Special Projects Dr. Gaila Sims talk about free admission at the museum in September and building a memorial on the Auction Block site. famva.org
Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn talks about the 2024 season that includes Jersey Boys and the Wizard of Oz. A discussion about 42nd Street (thru September 10th) and The Bridges of Madison County (September 20). riversidedt.com
Spotsylvania School Superintendent Mark Taylor talks about his concerns about school attendance. He says too many kids are missing too much school. Topics also included staffing, the opening of school and books.
Discussion on how the ACA can help you–Kelsey Bracewell talks about their safety videos (and now some of those videos are in Spanish). How the ACA is getting competitors ready for the Summer Olympics next year in
Mike Zitz and Dennis Rapkins update the summer baseball season. The Sunshine Baseball League is giving Afghan refugee kids a chance to participate. It’s been a huge success.
Germanna President Dr. Janet Gullickson discusses her return, several foreign students talk about how the college has impacted their educational journey and a discussion on programs that assist all students.