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Folks crowd the Batesville Store during 'Batesville Day' 2011.Batesville Day Now that Batesville got its country store back, or "café-market" as the owners of the recently opened Plank Road Exchange are calling it, there will again be some tasty...
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July 3rd, 2009 | 10:00am - July 3rd, 2012 | 5:00pm
Hullihen Williams Moore, "Baldface Mountain Overlook, 1981."The Shenandoah National Park Trust features large-format photographs of Shenandoah National Park by Hullihen Williams Moore, who studied with Ansel Adams. A First Friday opening is scheduled for July 3, 5-7:30pm. 414 E. Market St. 293-2728.
–January 2012 update: the organizers wish you to know that this exhibition is permanent
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ThomasK commented on FunStuff: Charlottesville events May 17 and beyond
huh, some no-name rapper at the Paramount.... way to go
ThomasK commented on FunStuff: Charlottesville events May 17 and beyond
huh, some no-name rapper at the Paramout.... way to go
Betty Mooney commented on FunStuff: Charlottesville events May 3 and beyond
One week left of Birding before Work. Join us - the warblers have arrived in force and beginners are always welcome. The leaders are fabulous birders and this may be a chance to find out how much fun getting up early can be. The birds are waiting and if you don't own a pair of decent binoculars,...
NancyDrew commented on FunStuff: Charlottesville events May 3 and beyond
Thanks Lisa, This looks like a fabulous line-up . I really appreciate the more in-depth descriptions of these events than just the listing of time and place. Last week your column steered me to Elijah conducted by Michael Slon and it was stupendous - 4 standing ovations .
Billy H commented on Tom Tom beat: McGuffey block party kicks off month-long fest
what "punk" band is playing?
Davis commented on Saved for denims: Once threatened, store space revived in steel
Shawn, I don't like the way you spell your name. I prefer "Sean."
Urban Farmer commented on Saved for denims: Once threatened, store space revived in steel
Charlottesvlle pretentious? Mon Dieu! Hate to break it to our fair city, but only Georgetown is Georgetown. Charlottesville needs to work on being Charlottesville. And it needs to figure out just what that is.
The Downtown Mall is fast becoming a wonderful place not to shop. When blue or other...
Happy Camper commented on Saved for denims: Once threatened, store space revived in steel
They did a wonderful job with the building. Kudos to Keith Woodard.
Cville Eye commented on Saved for denims: Once threatened, store space revived in steel
Nice job. I would have preferred a much taller building in that block though with an automobile elevator.
