Rappahannock News

Second Saturday

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Hiking, biking, walking, running, swimming, swaying, playing, funning! This Saturday, June 8th — Second Saturday — is prime time for outdoor adventures in Rappahanno­ck. Find your nirvana on the Rappahanno­ck County Artisan Trail!

AMISSVILLE

Gray Ghost Vineyards kicks off its Summer Concert Series. Live music 4 to 7. Griddle Food Truck 3:30 to 7. Magnolia Vineyards & Winery hosts Nashville Standard performs, 2 to 5.

FLINT HILL

Griffin Tavern hosts the acoustic duo of Mercury Avenue bring hits from the 60’s to the present, 8 to 11. Old Rag Photograph­y presents Ray Boc’s black and white infrared. Photos are displayed in the Upstairs Gallery of Griffin Tavern. Meet Ray from Noon to 4.

SPERRYVILL­E

Before and After hosts neighbor Tony Lavato in celebratin­g hiking all 512 miles of trails in Shenandoah National Park. Tony will share photos and info. Wine, beer, and a "Tony @ 512" beverage will be available. Begins at 7. Belle Meade B & B invites you to book a stay and hike Old Rag, the most popular hike in Shenandoah National Park. De’Danann Glassworks invites you to create an 8” x 8” mosaic for Father’s Day. Fun for all ages. 10 to 4. $65.00. 540-987-8615. Glassworks Gallery’s furnace is heating up once more before the hot summer weather interferes, producing its virtual museum of art and craftsmans­hip. Watch free glass blowing demonstrat­ions from 1 to 4. River District Potters invites you to create a tie-dye silk scarf, cotton bandanna or t-shirt. $50. 11 to 3. For more info, 540 987-8670. Wild Roots Apothecary has its Local Artisans Market from 11 to 3. The Apothecary offers nourishing gifts for Dads. Noon to 6.

WASHINGTON

Eastwoods Nursery features a rain or shine display of beautifull­y formed trees for your landscape.

Foster Harris House invites locals to check in for a staycation. Dine Thursday through Saturday and enjoy compliment­ary champagne before dinner.

Gadino Cellars offers a three pack of their Governor's Cup award winners at $75 (15-plus percent off).

Hazel River Arts and Antiques features Jackie Bailey Labovitz’s photos, which take you on a closeup journey of the forest floor. Artist reception 11 to 3. Fused glass workshop 11 to 2.

Gay Street Gallery features Kevin Adams and fellow artists for threeman show at Gay Street Gallery. Reception from 4 to 7.

Middle Street Gallery hosts Phillip Ward, whose contempora­ry works are featured from 10 to 5. Quievremon­t Winery hosts Patty Sevre, who engraves crystal and glass while you watch.

Warmglass Designs invites you to design and make a fused glass fish. Ages 12 and up, from 11 to 2. $25.

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