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HEARING / AUDIOLOGY
Hearing Assessment Center | Nikki Butler, Au.D. Doctor of Audiology
Dr. Nicolette “Nikki” Butler received her doctorate at East Tennessee State University. She has done extensive research in the area of auditory Working Memory (how the brain stores input from the ears). She is certified by the American Board of Audiology, a distinction held by only 15% of audiologists. She is also one of the select few doctors who holds a certificate in Tinnitus Management. People who suffer from tinnitus actively seek out Dr. Nikki’s care, some coming from several hours away. Dr. Nikki is dedicated to helping those who suffer from hearing loss and tinnitus, educating every single patient and treating those individuals with the highest level of care. When she is not serving her community, Dr. Nikki enjoys cooking, drinking copious amounts of coffee and exploring Virginia with her husband and two dogs. 540-495-8601 | www.hearingassessment.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/HearingAssessmentCenter
TAX PREPARATION
Marshall Consulting Group, LLC | Douglas M. Marshall, III CPA
As a leader in the accounting industry, Doug is committed to providing close, personal attention to his clients. He takes pride in giving you the assurance that the personal assistance you receive comes from years of advanced training, technical experience, and financial acumen. “We believe in the value of relationships. We view every client relationship like a partnership, and truly believe that our success is a result of your success!” 540-347-2161 www.mcgllccpa.com
CABINET PAINTING
Heather’s Painted Treasures | Heather Workman Heather Workman is the owner and operator of Heather’s Painted Treasures. Her team specializes in taking tired and dated cabinetry and giving them “new life.” They have a unique style of prep, cleaning, priming, and painting your cabinet doors and drawer fronts in their temperature controlled, ventilated, and dust free paint booth. This results in amazing cabinets that are as close to “factory new” without the factory! 703-655-7852 www.heatherspaintedtreasures.com
FLOORING AND CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENT
Early’s Carpet, Inc.| Sonja Betts, Lorraine Early, Solon Betts
Early’s Carpet, Inc., your hometown store with so much under one roof, is currently celebrating 54 years in the flooring and window treatment business. Early’s is a family operated business – Lorraine, co-founder since 1966, daughter Sonja Betts is Store Manager, Decorator, Window Treatment Specialist, and son-in-law Solon Betts is a Ceramic Cra sman and heads up all installation crews. The store is known for its’ “In-Stock” floor coverings availability. Do not let the name fool you – they are EXPERTS in all floor coverings, hardwood, laminate, ceramic, vinyl, and carpeting. We are also pleased to be a Centurion Dealer for Hunter Douglas custom window treatments. Drive a little, save a lot! 540-937-5500 | www.earlyscarpet.com
FINANCIAL ADVISORS
Edward Jones | Jessica M. Ashby CFP® and Jeremy L. Noel CFP®
When it comes to your financial future, it's important to work with someone who takes time to understand you and your situation. Jessica & Jeremy's team takes a step-by-step approach to identify your goals and develop specific strategies to help you achieve them. Contact them today to see how personal service can make a difference. 540-428-2889 | jessica.m.ashby@edwardjones.com 540-428-8524 | jeremy.noel@edwardjones.com
INSURANCE
State Farm Insurance | Glenn Albert
State Farm Insurance has been a fixture in Warrenton and the surrounding areas since the Agency opened in August of 1999. Glenn is an expert in risk management and he and his team excel in providing personalized, friendly service to help customers manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected, and realize their dreams. Glenn’s office is a full service Insurance and Financial Services Agency. Glenn and his wife Sandi (Bausman) are residents of Brookside, are active in the local community, and are happy to be a resource for the neighborhood. 540-347-3339 | www.glennalbert.com | www.facebook.com/ glennalbertsf | glenn.albert.le0c@statefarm.com
TECHNOLOGY / TECH SERVICES
HTDNET | Matt Demaree
Matt Demaree is the owner of HTDNET, a local technology solutions company serving the area since 1994. We are your hometown experts for IT Solutions for your home or business. Matt has experience serving in several IT sectors such as telecommunications, cyber security, internet service providers, healthcare, and more. He is also a US Army veteran and local volunteer firefighter here in Fauquier. Please feel free to visit our website and become familiar with our services and check out our Google reviews. 540-905-8111 | www.htd.net | mdemaree@htd.net | linkedin.com/in/ matthewdemaree
CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES
Advantage Chiropractic & Massage Therapy
Dr. Douglas B. Smith Jr.
Dr. Douglas B. Smith Jr. earned his undergraduate degree from the State University of New York and his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Life University in Atlanta, Georgia. While at Life University, Dr. Smith also received certification in Physical Therapy. Dr. Smith will be celebrating his 23rd year of practice in October of 2021. Dr. Smith is highly regarded in Fauquier County as being the “go to” doctor for injuries, headaches and wellness in general. The community shows their confidence in Dr. Doug by having voted him “Best Chiropractor” every year since 2006. 540-349-8989 | www.advantagehealthchiropractic.com
HOUSE WASHING
Sparkle Squad | Melissa Monaco
Sparkle Squad provides high-quality residential and commercial services, including window cleaning, house so washing, pressure washing, gutter cleaning, and holiday lighting installation. With over 15 years of experience in the home services industry and 12 years of trusted service, Sparkle Squad focuses on helping homeowners maintain their properties by handling the tough jobs. Melissa’s passion lies in building lasting relationships with clients and transforming homes. Locally woman-owned and community-driven, Sparkle Squad is ready to tackle projects of any size, ensuring every property shines. 571-888-3412 | www.sparklesquad.com | SS6@sparklesquad.com
HOME COMFORT
Comfenergy and 3 Pros Basement Systems
Owner: Justin Dobson
Justin has over 25 years of experience with home services including working for his families HVAC business. Justin founded Comfenergy in 2010 a er realizing how many people needed comfort solutions in their home that were not HVAC based, but in fact, home science based. Justin and Comfenergy have been recognized by the Loudoun, Prince William and Fauquier Chambers of Commerce for their unique methods of helping homeowners make their homes more comfortable, have improved air quality and lower energy bills. Justin is a NoVa local and Virginia Tech graduate. 45714 Oakbrook Ct., Suite #180 Sterling VA | 800-604-2252 www.comfenergy.com | www.3prosbasementsystems.com
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HOSPITAL Fauquier Health
Featured Expert: Olga Mazur, MD
Dr. Olga Mazur joined the Fauquier Health team in 2023. Dr. Mazur is trained in both open and minimally invasive surgery, with a special focus on robotic surgery. “I strive to provide my patients with quality, evidence-based medical and surgical care. From diagnosis to surgery to post-operative recovery and beyond, my patients can rely on me for effective and compassionate care,” says Dr. Mazur. She graduated from the University of Virginia with a BS in chemistry and holds a Master’s degree in biomedical science from Mississippi College. Dr. Mazur obtained her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Mississippi School of Medicine and completed her internship and residency at Brookwood Baptist Health in Birmingham, AL. 540-316-3627 | FHDoctors.org
HEATING / AIR CONDITIONING
Mullins Heating and Air | Scott Mullins
Mullins Heating & Air Conditioning, LLC specializes in a wide range of heating and air conditioning services in the Sumerduck & Warrenton, VA area. Whether you need a multi-zone HVAC system installed in your new home or an outdated, inefficient mini-split AC system replaced, their HVAC contractor can make it happen. “We install ductwork and a wide variety of top-of-the-line HVAC systems to help keep customers comfortable at all times." 703-362-3883 | mullinshvac.com mullins4ac@gmail.com
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EThere is a Lot of Love in There is a Lot in THE MOORE FAMILY THE FAMILY
By Aimée O'Grady
aster is a highlight for Libbi and Patrick Moore. This year, Libbi will celebrate the 15th anniversary of her Easter Egg Hunt.
“Back then, before I had any children, I had young nieces and nephews, and we didn’t have any Easter traditions. So, I decided to start one,” said Libbi.
What began as a simple family tradition has grown into an Easter egg hunt of epic proportions. Fifteen years on, Libbi has amassed an expansive collection of Easter decorations and plastic eggs—so many plastic eggs. “We stu about 1,000 eggs. Some have candy, while others have money,” she said, emphasizing her desire to keep kids engaged, no matter their age. A detailed spreadsheet helps her stay organized. “We arrange all the egg hunts by age group,” she explained.
Planning begins about six weeks before Easter, a process Libbi has fine-tuned over the years. “The biggest job is putting the eggs out in the morning. We can’t do it the night
before because animals will get into them!” she said.
While Patrick and his father hide the eggs, Libbi prepares brunch and chills the champagne. “We go through about 15 bottles of champagne,” she noted. “We provide the main course and ask our guests to bring a side dish to share.”
When the couple relocated to Warrenton from Reston in 2017, following the birth of their eldest daughter, Libbi saw the Easter Egg Hunt as a great way to get to know her neighbors. “It helped bring the neighborhood together,” she said.
But Libbi and Patrick’s story started long before that. They met as students at Liberty High School and briefly dated when Libbi was a high school senior and Patrick was a freshman at Virginia Commonwealth University, studying fine arts.
Thirteen years later, Libbi reached out to invite Patrick to a party. He couldn’t attend but reciprocated by asking
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her on a date. They began dating in October 2014, and in 2015, settled into life together in Reston. Libbi, who earned an undergraduate degree in history from Flagler College and a graduate degree in education and history from JMU, taught at Kettle Run High School, and then dual enrollment history through Northern Virginia Community College in Loudoun County. “I truly loved teaching, more than most people do.” she said. Meanwhile, Patrick applied his fine arts talent at an engineering firm.
They married on Friday the 13th in January 2017. “We wanted to get married at Top of the Town in Arlington, and that was the only date available,” Libbi laughed.
Everything changed in 2015 with the birth of their daughter. “When Laila was five months old, I made the di icult decision to resign from my teaching position, and we moved back to Warrenton, where we had both grown up. We knew we wanted to be
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closer to our support system, and my father was entering the mid-stages of dementia, so I wanted to be closer to him, too,” Libbi said.
Although they missed Reston’s walkability, their new home near the Warrenton Greenway and Old Town gave them access to plenty of familyfriendly activities.
Libbi and Laila were happy to attend weekly children's music time at Deja Brew Cafe, story time at the Warrenton Public Library, and a local mom's group with lots of play dates.
“Looking for things to do with children in other towns, like the one where my father lived, made me realize how much Warrenton o ers young families,” she said.
Over the next seven years, the Moores welcomed two more daughters, Evelyn, now five, and Allie, now two. As a playful nod to their last name, each daughter was given the middle name Mia. When said together, "Mia Moore" sounds like mi amor in Spanish, which translates to my love.
As their family grew, their small house felt even smaller. “We had the chance to move to Broad Run into a house with an extra bedroom and a large yard,” said Libbi. They took the leap and moved in 2023.
When they aren’t spending time at
home with their daughters or hiking on one of the area’s many trails, Patrick and Libbi stay busy with their careers.
In addition to his engineering job, Patrick is part owner of his parents’ bowling alley, Galaxy Strikes, where he puts his artistic skills to work. “Patrick has created all the graphics for the bowling alley and the website. If there’s a graphic, he’s made it,” Libbi said.
Meanwhile, Libbi launched Neatly Ever After in 2022, a business that helps people organize spaces in their homes and, indirectly, bring order to their lives.
When they need a helping hand, Libbi and Patrick turn to their nanny, Denise, who Libbi and Laila met
in 2017 playing children's music at Deja Brew, and their mothers. Libbi’s mother, Sylvia, and Patrick’s mother, Patti, are always ready to assist with one or all three Moore girls. “It’s a win-win arrangement for everyone,” said Libbi. “The girls get time with their grandmothers, and the grandmothers get to soak up their laughter. They simply wouldn't be who they are without their grandparents!”
Sylvia beams when she talks about her daughter’s family. “Libbi and Patrick are happy for the girls to have sleepovers and know they will go home exhausted and happy! They’re so much fun and have such kind hearts. They are my treasures.”
Patti feels the same. “I love being part of the village to help raise my granddaughters,” she said, and adds, “That's a grandmother’s privilege, right?”
With her own organizational tendencies, Patti set up a schedule to spend time with her son’s family. “When Laila was a baby, I dedicated every Tuesday night to spend with Patrick, Libbi, and Laila. “Sometimes they had a date night, and I babysat, and sometimes we just all hung at the house,” she said.
The schedule has changed a little with three granddaughters, “Now I spend Wednesdays with Allie until Evelyn gets home from her half day of preschool, and Laila gets home around 4. Then, I get to play with them through the evening."
“I hope and pray that I am around for many more years to watch them grow into strong beautiful young women. They have the best role model, their mom!” No doubt the Moores feel the same.
Having a strong support system has proven invaluable—especially when Patrick was unexpectedly wheeled into surgery for an emergency appendectomy just days before this issue’s deadline. With their village of loved ones by their side, the Moores continue to navigate life with laughter, love, and, of course, thousands of Easter eggs.
Selling Your Home Above Asking Price:
An Expert’s Perspective
By Laura Larson
When it comes to selling your home, achieving a price above asking isn’t just a stroke of luck—it’s the result of strategic planning, preparation, and execution. Sellers can maximize their property’s value by using techniques that attract motivated buyers and spark competitive o ers.
Selling Above Asking Price Is Possible
The real estate market is shaped by supply and demand, but market conditions alone don’t guarantee a higher sale price. The secret lies in how you prepare, market, and negotiate. By setting the right price, showcasing your home’s best features, and creating a sense of urgency among buyers, you can transform interest into bidding wars.
1. Price Strategically: The Foundation of Success
Setting the right price is the cornerstone of selling above asking. Overpricing can deter buyers, while underpricing strategically can create a buzz. Conduct a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) with an experienced Realtor.
• Price Competitively:
A slightly lower asking price can attract more buyers and encourage bidding wars.
• Understand Local Trends: Know your neighborhood’s demand patterns and time on the market.
EXPERT INSIGHT: “Pricing too high can leave your home sitting on the market, while pricing just below market value often leads to multiple o ers that drive up the final sale price.”
2. Stage Your Home to
Create Emotional Connections
A well-staged home allows buyers to envision themselves living in the space. Emotional appeal often translates into higher o ers.
• Declutter and Depersonalize: Remove personal items to create a neutral canvas.
• Highlight Key Features: Showcase unique aspects such as natural light or upgraded kitchens.
• Maximize Curb Appeal: First impressions matter—ensure your exterior is clean, inviting, and well-maintained.
Pro Tip: Professional staging can increase perceived value and help your home stand out in online listings and showings.
3. Invest in High-Impact Upgrades
Small upgrades often yield significant returns. Focus on areas that matter most to buyers:
• Kitchens and Bathrooms: Modern fixtures or fresh paint can make these spaces shine.
• Energy E iciency: Features like energy-e icient windows or appliances appeal to environmentally conscious buyers.
• Lighting: Bright spaces feel more welcoming and spacious.
EXPERT ADVICE: “Avoid over-renovating—focus on coste ective improvements with high ROI.”
4. Marketing
Your marketing strategy is critical for reaching the right audience and generating interest:
• Professional Photography: High-quality images highlight your home’s best features.
• Virtual Tours: Immersive experiences allow remote buyers to explore your property.
• Social Media Campaigns: Platforms like Instagram and Facebook amplify visibility.
Empowering Local Giving:
Jim LaGraffe Takes the Helm at NPCF as Philanthropy Continues to Grow
By Liz Rose, Program O cer/Communications
For nearly 25 years, the Northern Piedmont Community Foundation (NPCF) has been a driving force behind philanthropy in Fauquier, Culpeper, Rappahannock, and Madison counties, connecting generous donors with causes that strengthen the community. By managing donor-advised funds, investing charitable contributions, and awarding grants, NPCF ensures that philanthropy has a lasting and meaningful impact on local nonprofits.
This year marks an exciting new chapter for NPCF with the appointment of Jim LaGra e as Executive Director, succeeding Jane Bowling-Wilson. Under Bowling-Wilson,
the foundation grew its assets from $9 million to over $41 million. LaGra e brings decades of nonprofit leadership to the role—securing millions in grants, expanding community programs, and building partnerships that drove real change.
As the former Executive Director of Encompass Community Supports, he led e orts to expand behavioral health services, increase a ordable housing, and improve crisis response programs to our community. His leadership will help NPCF grow its resources, expand donor engagement, and ensure nonprofits have the funding they need to thrive.
Jane Bowling-Wilson, former Executive Director
Jim LaGra e, NPCF Executive Director
Benefits of Owning a Pet as a Senior
Companionship: The presence of a pet can reduce loneliness and depression. If you have a smaller dog, they can even travel with you.
Daily Routine: Caring for a pet gives structure and purpose to daily life.
Gets You Moving: There are tons of benefits to physical exercise. Having a dog is a great way to incorporate walking as a part of your daily routine.
Stress Reliever: Pets o er unconditional love on those tough days.
Creates New Friends: It can be di icult to meet new people but pets are a great icebreaker. There are also a lot of shared activities for pet owners like communal walks or charitable events.
They Need You: If you’re retired and your children have moved out, a pet can reignite the joy that comes with caring for a living being.
What matters most to you matters to us
By Nicole DeBoer
At the end of the day, having a pet means that you have made a commitment to continue being involved in another life. That decision can be one of the most positive ones you make as you grow older.
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Common Uses for
By Genevieve Monroe
The most common and popular mints for growing are peppermint, native spearmint, and Scotch spearmint. Mint is one of our more common culinary herbs and there are dozens of traditional medicinal uses for it. There are many other uses for herbs or leaves in the mint family besides just beautifying your gardens and use in cooking. Try some of these other great uses for this common household plant:
BREATH FRESHENER
Chew on a few mint leaves for extra fresh breath! Peppermint and sage, along with their extracts, have also been used for centuries as a mouthwash.
BUG REPELLENT
When the ants come marching into the kitchen during the summer months, try placing a few stems of crushed mint
or peppermint essential oil at suspected entry points. You can also try to keep your pets flea-free by stu ing a small pillow with fresh spearmint and placing it near your pet’s bed.
FRESH SCENT
Keep your home smelling fresh by adding a few drops of spearmint or peppermint essential oil to your favorite cleaner, or just take a cotton ball with a few drops of mint and set it in a car or closet you want to keep fresh.
HAIR RINSE
Add one part strong mint tea to one part cider vinegar for a conditioning rinse you can either leave in or rinse out. The vinegar smell will go away after it dries. This treatment can be very invigorating for your hair follicles.
TEA
Why buy your mint tea when you can make it yourself!? Be sure to steep your fresh mint leaves in boiling water for about five minutes and then serve the way you prefer. This can be a great digestive aid after dinner.
DRINKS
Once you make your mint tea, you can freeze a few trays of the tea as ice cubes for cooling summer drinks. Or add mint leaves to mojitos,
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calendar of events calendar April
Spiritual Care Support Ministries at 7179 New Hope Lane, Warrenton, VA 20187 o ers support groups/counseling and special events for those experiencing the death of a loved one, divorce, or chronic illness. Services are free. For upcoming events and times go to the website, www.scsm.tv, or call 540-349-5814.
TUESDAY
Storytime at Erin’s Elderberries
Enjoy this free family event on the second Tuesday of every month featuring guest readers from the community, fun children's stories, and themed crafts!
Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location: 4257 Aiken Drive, Warrenton www.facebook.com/erinselderberries/events
EACH WEDNESDAY
Darts & Cornhole Night at the Warrenton Grainery
Darts and Cornhole night is back! Call up your friends, family, coworkers, and so forth to get a few games at Wild Hare on the books every Wednesday night! Let’s finish this week up right on target!
Location: Wild Hare Cider at The Grainery, 75 S. 3rd Street, Warrenton www.facebook.com/events/278553694975212
Wing n’ it WEDNESDAY
It's Wing n’ it Wednesday at Heroic Axe! Get 20% o our mouth-watering bu alo wings. Order online and Eat-in or Take Out.
Location: 6781 Kennedy Road, Suite 6, Warrenton www.heroicaxe.org
Warrenton Newcomers Club will have its monthly co ee the SECOND WEDNESDAY of the month, at Journey Church, 4173 Bludau Drive, Vint Hill, Warrenton, VA, from 9:30-11:30 AM. The Newcomers Co ee welcomes anyone who has experienced significant life changes such as retirement or relocation. The group enjoys fun and camaraderie and provides members with a connection to the community. For more information, contact Barbara at 32goose18@gmail.com.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Karen’s Line Dancing at Heroic Axe
Join Karen for midweek fun and line dance, eat some good food, and have a few drinks. Learn to dance to country, pop, and hip-hop songs one step at a time. Boots not required but they add a little spice. No Cover Charge or Throwing Required. Heroic Axe o ers axe-throwing lanes and an amazing place to dance.
Location: 6781 Kennedy Road, Suite 6, Warrenton www.heroicaxe.org
EVERY THURSDAY
Co ee & Conversation, 7179 New Hope Lane, Warrenton, VA 20187. Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon, Spiritual Care Support Ministries opens to the community to provide fellowship, encouragement, and hope through conversation with others. We invite you to come for a cup of co ee, tea, light refreshments, and a place to chat. Please visit www.scsm.tv or call 540-349-5814 for more information.
THIRSTY THURSDAY
It’s Thirsty Thursday at Heroic Axe! Enjoy $2 o all draft beer and wine, plus $1 o all other alcoholic beverages. Unwind in the Pub with your favorite drink and delicious bites. Cheers to great deals and good times!
Complimentary quotes upon request
We will give you beautiful cabinet doors and drawers painted in our temperature controlled, ventilated, and dust free custom paint booth.
Location: 6781 Kennedy Road, Suite 6, Warrenton www.heroicaxe.org
EVERY FRIDAY
The Open Book: Storytime
Time: 11:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Join us every Friday at 11:00 in our children's area for stories, songs & coloring time.
Location: The Open Book, 104 Main Street, Warrenton openbookwarrenton.com
WEEKENDS
Warrenton Farmers Market
Shop the best local produce, meat, sauces, jellies, jams, honey, flowers, personal care products & more! Weekly guest vendors bring arts, crafts, & other goods to round out the selection.
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Location: Held on Court Street, Hotel Street & inside the building at 18 Court Street. www.facebook.com/events/947602160347275
Live Music in Warrenton
Denim and Pearls
Enjoy dinner at the Casual, Comfortable, Upscale Modern American Dining Experience in Quaint Old Town Warrenton with live music.
Location: Denim and Pearls, 29 Main Street, Warrenton www.facebook.com/denimandpearlsrestaurant
Old Bust Head Brewing Company
Locally brewed. Universally loved. Join us for live music in our taproom.
Location: 7134 Farm Station Road, Warrenton www.oldbusthead.com
APRIL 4
First Fridays are back in Old Town!
The Community Stage is coming back to First Friday! It will be located in front of the Family Court Building and as always, there will be vendors, a beer and wine garden, regional bands, food trucks, and so much more! Meet with family and friends at this popular event!
Time: 5:30 – 9:00 p.m.
Location: Main Street, Warrenton www.allegrocsa.org/first-friday-warrenton
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APRIL 12
Revolutionary War Uniforms
Come see Revolutionary War Uniforms, learn about the Daily Life of a Soldier and what equipment they had. Hosted by The Fauquier History Museum at the Old Jail.
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Location: John Barton Payne Building, 2 Waterloo St., Warrenton https://www.facebook.com/events/1565101800818151
APRIL 13
Easter Cookies Baking Workshop
Create an adorable set of Easter cookies like the pros do! You will learn decorating techniques including flooding, marbling, and detail work on 8 pre-baked sugar cookies.
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Cost: $85
Location: Haute Cakes, 92 Main Street, Warrenton www.hautecakespastryshop.com
APRIL 19
Virginia Women and Family Support Center’s Maternal Health Workshop
This event brings together healthcare professionals, mothers, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders to tackle critical maternal health issues a ecting Virginia.
Time: 9:30 – 4:30
Cost: $25/ticket
Location: George Mason Prince William Campus, 10900 University Blvd, Manassas, VA 20110, USA www.vawfsc.org/maternalhealthworkshop
APRIL 19
Mini Succulent Boxes at Old Bust Head
Join the AR team for an Earth Day Celebration of mini succulent boxes (measuring 8 inches long, 7.5 wide and 5.5 inches tall). All materials will be provided including plants.
Time: 12:00 – 4:00
Cost: $29
Location: Old Bust Head Brewery, 7134 Farm Station Road, Warrenton www.arworkshop.com/gainesville/
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APRIL 27
Fauquier County Cultural Heritage Festival
Mark your calendars for an exciting celebration of culture and community! The Cultural Heritage Festival invites everyone to experience the vibrant diversity that makes Fauquier County so unique.
Time: 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Location: WARF Lower-Level Parking, 800 Waterloo Rd., Warrenton www.facebook.com/events/1664440324142931
APRIL 27
Spring Bingo Swim Team Fundraiser
Make plans to bring the whole family to the Brookside Hurricane's 2nd Annual Spring Bingo Fundraiser. There will be Bingo fun for all, a silent auction, the ability to order food o the amazing menu at Craft Iron Craft House, and a cash bar.
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Cost: Fundraiser
Location: Cast Iron Craft House, 11 South Second Street, Warrenton www.facebook.com/events/1196308875544701
MAY 1
Happy Birthday Fauquier County!
Free admission to The Old Jail for Fauquier County Residents on May 1st!
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Location: The Old Jail, 10 Ashby Street, Warrenton www.facebook.com/events/1313113309880644
Neighbors and old Town
