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WCC Theatre Proudly
Presents You Cant Take It With You
Heritage
Hall Welcomes deja Vu
Mountain Citys own classic oldies band,
deja Vu, will perform at Heritage Hall Theatre
on Saturday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m.

Scottish Festival And Feast This Saturday!
National Tartan Day was established by Congress to recognize
the contributions of the Scottish peoples impact on
the nation and the world.
Christmas In
July Planned For July 6-7

Herb Key And Wayne Henderson Kickoff Historical Societys
Family Gathering
From
the Vine to the Wine
Blue Ridge Wine
Festival Returns to Blowing Rock April 12-14
Festival To
Celebrate The Scottish In Us All
With names like McDonald, McGuire, McMillan, McNeil,
Miller & Campbell the legacy of the Scottish people
in the Appalachian region runs deep and wide.
An Inconvenient
Truth Plays In Ashe
On the evenings of Tuesday, March 20 and Thursday, April
5
Riverview Community Center will offer two opportunities
to join
with neighbors and learn more about one of the issues that
we
as citizens of the world must face.
Professional Womens
Seminar Plans Underway
The 7th Annual Professional Womens Seminar Fabulous
Fifties - Let the Good Times Roll will be held in
April featuring music, great food, door prizes and more.

Workshop
Focuses On Dreams And Creativity
A workshop will be held soon at High Country Scrap &
Stamp in West Jefferson that works to teach the basics of
dream interpretation and will incorporate putting dreams
into art.
Youth Art Exhibit
Calls for Entries
The Ashe County Arts Council will feature a youth art exhibit,
entitled Young at Art, from April 18 - May19.
Paintings And
Photography Feature The New River
The lazy days of summer drifting down the river, winters
wrath of snow and ice and the glory of autumn reflected
in water are all subjects featured in the latest exhibit
at the Gallery of the Ashe Arts Center.
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