In addition to artists . . .

This weekend’s annual art tour (see the story at right) brings many visitors, and possibly houseguests, to Rappahannock. A few ideas for entertainment this weekend:

Friday: “Rosenwald,” the remarkable story of a Jewish partnership with African-American communities, screens tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Little Washington Theatre, co-hosted by Scrabble School Preservation Foundation, Rappahannock Historical Society and RAAC, with a post-film Q&A featuring Stephanie Deutsch, historian and author appearing in the film. Tickets ($20) admit one adult and one student; additional students, $5. Proceeds benefit SSPF. Additional information and a trailer available at rosenwaldfilm.org.

Saturday: Washington Volunteer Fire and Rescue’s Texas Hold’em Charity Tournament starts at 4 (check-in at 3). Buy-in is a $50 donation and includes your meal. There are some coveted prizes, most of which come with a scope. Tickets at the door. Limited to 60 players age 18 or older. Donation is nonrefundable. Contact Bobby Smoot or Danny Huff at 540-6753615 or 540-270-2507 for more. Later Saturday, the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington's Potomac Fever vocal ensemble performs 8 p.m. at Little Washington Theatre. Potomac Fever is the acclaimed 14-voice, a cappella close-harmony pop group of the GMCW. Tickets ($25, $10 ages 17 and younger) available at 540-675-1253 or littlewashingtontheatre.com.

Sunday: Grammy-nominated music historian John Hasse is joined by members of the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra Octet in a discussion and performance of the music and life of jazz legend Miles Davis, 4 p.m. at Castleton’s Theatre House (663 Castleton View Rd.). Tickets ($20 to $40) available at 540-937-3454 or castletonfestival.org.