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Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative’s Spring session of classes for children begins Wednesday, April 14 and runs through May 26. With an emphasis on originality over imitation and cooperation over competition, Goose Route’s classes aim to elicit imagination, artistry and true self-expression. All classes take place at the Shepherdstown Train Station, … Continue Reading Spring Dance Classes for Kids in Shepherdstown, WV
Volunteers Needed to Help Clean Up Antietam; Park Day Scheduled for Saturday, April 10, 2010
SHARPSBURG, MD – Every spring, the Civil War Preservation Trust sponsors “Park Day,” a day when history buffs and preservationists off all ages join forces to clean and restore Civil War related-battlefields, cemeteries, and shrines nationwide. The 14th annual Park Day is planned for Saturday, April 10, 2010, with a raindate … Continue Reading Volunteers Needed to Help Clean Up Antietam; Park Day Scheduled for Saturday, April 10, 2010
Shepherd University Theater presents sketch comedy “Tea Baggin’ My Coffee” in April
SHEPHERDSTOWN,WV—The Shepherd University Sketch Factor—a group of Shepherd student actors, writers, and directors, along with guest director Tad Janes—bring the Shepherd sketch comedy Tea Baggin’ My Coffee in a preview performance April 15 at 8 p.m. Evening shows will be April 16, 17, 21, 22, 23 and 24 at 8 p.m., … Continue Reading Shepherd University Theater presents sketch comedy “Tea Baggin’ My Coffee” in April
Underwood Summer Internship Announced
Gateway Republican Women announce an opportunity to apply for a summer internship in Charleston, WV. The Underwood summer internship aims to develop potential Republican Party leaders and staff. Interns will develop conservative values, leadership skills and gain valuable work experience. The program is open to all college students with preference given … Continue Reading Underwood Summer Internship Announced
Shepherdstown Visitors Center to Host a Grand Re-Opening with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Shepherdstown, WV – The Shepherdstown Visitors Center will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE while kicking off a VOLUNTEER DRIVE on Friday, March 19th, from 5:00PM to 7:30PM at its new location, in the HISTORIC ENTLER HOTEL on the Corner of East German & Princess Street. Refreshments will be served. All are … Continue Reading Shepherdstown Visitors Center to Host a Grand Re-Opening with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Public invited to meeting to expand local opportunities for hiking, running & bicycling
This coming Tuesday night, the press and public are invited to attend and participate in a special event geared to expand opportunities for hiking, running and bicycling in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Based on feedback from citizens and various organizations in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties, the Eastern Panhandle … Continue Reading Public invited to meeting to expand local opportunities for hiking, running & bicycling
Award-Winning Songwriter Andrew McKnight Brings Theatrical Flair to Frederick
Singer/songwriter, guitarist poet and Falling Mountain recording artist Andrew McKnight will make a rare Frederick tour stop for an intimate concert at Frederick Cellars, featuring his engaging collection of songs and stories celebrating the American landscape and people. The concert is the first of what is planned to be a series … Continue Reading Award-Winning Songwriter Andrew McKnight Brings Theatrical Flair to Frederick
Local Church to Drop 10,000 Easter Eggs from Helicopter in Local Easter Event
10K Eggs to be dropped on Poor House Farm Park Martinsburg, WV - The Church at Martinsburg invites area residents to participate in a new approach to the traditional Easter egg hunt. On April 3, with the help of volunteers and a helicopter, the church will be dropping 10,000+ plastic eggs … Continue Reading Local Church to Drop 10,000 Easter Eggs from Helicopter in Local Easter Event
Shepherd’s graphic design program hosts opening reception
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd graphic design students will be exhibiting their work now through March 26 in the Frank Center Gallery. The AIGA Student Group Graphic Design Show opened on Monday, March 1. Nearly 30 projects were on display in the Frank Center gallery as students, friends, and faculty members gathered to mingle … Continue Reading Shepherd’s graphic design program hosts opening reception
Registrations open for 9th Annual Audobon Society Run / Walk Event
The Potomac Valley Audubon Society is now accepting registrations for its ninth annual “This Race is for the Birds!” run/walk event, which will be held on Saturday, April 24 on the campus of the National Conservation Training Center near Shepherdstown. The Society is expanding the event significantly this year. In past … Continue Reading Registrations open for 9th Annual Audobon Society Run / Walk Event
Audobon Egg Hunt Set for March 28
The Potomac Valley Audubon Society will hold its third annual Spring Children’s Egg Hunt the afternoon of Sunday, March 28 at its Yankauer Nature Preserve north of Shepherdstown. Unlike traditional egg hunts, this one combines fun with an educational experience. The eggs used in the hunt are colored to resemble real … Continue Reading Audobon Egg Hunt Set for March 28
Shepherd’s Department of Contemporary Art and Theater hosts reception for graphic design show
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University Department of Contemporary Art and Theater will host an opening reception for the first Shepherd AIGA Student Group Graphic Design Show on Monday, March 1, at 5 p.m. in the Frank Center Gallery. The show will run March 1-26. Pieces in the show range from posters and packaging … Continue Reading Shepherd’s Department of Contemporary Art and Theater hosts reception for graphic design show
Performing Arts Series at Shepherd sponsors performance by the Richmond Ballet March 5
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—The Performing Arts Series at Shepherd University will sponsor a special performance by the Richmond Ballet at 8 p.m. in the Frank Center Theater on Friday, March 5. The 22 dancers will present works from the company’s acclaimed repertoire. During its visit, the company will also present educational performances for … Continue Reading Performing Arts Series at Shepherd sponsors performance by the Richmond Ballet March 5
Shepherd SAAC hosts spaghetti dinner to raise money for Make a Wish
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—The Shepherd University Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) will be hosting a spaghetti dinner and senior day on Saturday, February 27, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the upper balcony of the Butcher Center. The dinner will start at the beginning of halftime of the Shepherd women’s basketball game and … Continue Reading Shepherd SAAC hosts spaghetti dinner to raise money for Make a Wish
Shepherd hosts seminar on robotics research on March 31
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University will host “What’s New in Robotics Research? From Manipulator Arms to Intelligent Robot Colonies,” a seminar presented by Dr. Gordon K. Lee, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at San Diego State University. The seminar will be Wednesday, March 31 at 9 a.m. in the … Continue Reading Shepherd hosts seminar on robotics research on March 31
Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist”
Shepherdstown, WV - On Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 7:00 pm, Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist“ in the Byrd Auditorium at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, WV. Phil Pister retired in February 1990 following 38 years as a fishery biologist with … Continue Reading Fisheries Biologist Phil Pister will present “Ethics and the Environmental Field Biologist”
Hagerstown to Host Delaware Valley Collegiate Women’s Hockey Playoffs
(HAGERSTOWN, Md.) – The Delaware Valley Collegiate Women’s Hockey Division I. and II. Playoffs are being held February 19-21 at the Hagerstown Ice & Sports Complex. Over 100 women’s hockey players on 10 teams will participate in the games. The first game begins at 8:00 p.m. on Friday night and the … Continue Reading Hagerstown to Host Delaware Valley Collegiate Women’s Hockey Playoffs
Weber Brothers Tour Locally Before Going International (UPDATED with Sample Track)
Berkeley Springs, WV – Sam and Ryan Weber of The Weber Brothers have returned home for a three-month tour before departing for the international stage. The tour began on February 12 in York, PA and will continue in the four-state area until their final show on April 24 at Hempen Hill … Continue Reading Weber Brothers Tour Locally Before Going International (UPDATED with Sample Track)
Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
The paranormal world to meet in historic town HARPERS FERRY, WV – The Paranormal Investigators Coalition has a very specific goal – to return paranormal research to its roots as a serious field of study with common sense scientific methods. They want to reverse the “entertainment” aspect of “ghost hunting” created … Continue Reading Ghost Conference Coming to Harpers Ferry
Shepherd club sponsors presentation by organic gardener February 21
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Shepherd University’s Sustainable Agriculture Club will be sponsoring a presentation by Shepherd Ogden, renowned organic gardener and founder of the Princess Street Demonstration Garden, at an inaugural meeting of the Shepherdstown Community Garden Club on February 21 from 3 to 5 p.m in the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church at 100 West … Continue Reading Shepherd club sponsors presentation by organic gardener February 21
House of Delegates to Honor Member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County Tomorrow
Charleston, WV - Tomorrow, February 16th, the West Virginia House of Delegates will honor Jeremy Miller, a member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County.Jeremy Miller, a Technical Sergeant and Recruiter with the 167th Airlift Wing of the WV Air National Guard in Martinsburg, will be honored by the WV … Continue Reading House of Delegates to Honor Member of the Air National Guard from Berkeley County Tomorrow
Shepherd geo-history presentation rescheduled
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—The Shepherd University School of Business and Social Sciences and the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics are sponsoring a lecture by Dr. William Theriault on his work titled “Geo-History Project of Jefferson County,” at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 9. … Continue Reading Shepherd geo-history presentation rescheduled
Boy wonder at Valentines Haiti Benefit Sunday Feb 14 at Beans in the Belfry
Willie Barry will be first on the schedule of talented musicians and groups to perform at a Haiti Earthquake Benefit on Sunday, February 14 at Beans in the Belfry. In the summer of 2007, Willie Barry starting taking weekly guitar lessons at the age of 13. He soon took to the … Continue Reading Boy wonder at Valentines Haiti Benefit Sunday Feb 14 at Beans in the Belfry
Statewide College Goal Sunday Event to Help WV Students and Parents Apply for Money for College
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV - The first annual West Virginia College Goal Sunday (CGS) event will be held at 17 sites around West Virginia, including Shepherdstown, WV, on February 21, 2010 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. SHEPHERD UNIVERSITY WHITE HALL - ROOMS 204 & 209 SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV 25443 This event is an opportunity for … Continue Reading Statewide College Goal Sunday Event to Help WV Students and Parents Apply for Money for College
Big Multi-band HAITI EARTHQUAKE BENEFIT to be held at Beans in the Belfry
A truly awesome lineup of regionally favorite singer/songwriters and bands will take turns in performing for the enjoyment of the crowd at Beans in the Belfry Meeting Place and Café on Sunday, February 14 from 6 - 10 PM. Your donation of $10 at the door will go to the Frederick … Continue Reading Big Multi-band HAITI EARTHQUAKE BENEFIT to be held at Beans in the Belfry
Shepherd University Department of Contemporary Art and Theater will present Senior Exhibits
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—During the month of April, the Shepherd University Department of Contemporary Art and Theater will present the graduating bachelor of fine art (BFA) majors in photography, computer imagery, painting, printmaking, and sculpture in their senior exhibits. Contemporary art openings and events will be occurring every weekend featuring a variety of … Continue Reading Shepherd University Department of Contemporary Art and Theater will present Senior Exhibits
Warm Up with Goose Route at the February Fete!
Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative hosts the Fourth Annual February Fete on Saturday, February 27, beginning at 5 pm, at the War Memorial Building, 102 East German Street, Shepherdstown. The celebratory party, which raises funds for GRAC’s upcoming programs, features live performances by dancers and musicians, delicious food and drink, and … Continue Reading Warm Up with Goose Route at the February Fete!
City Club Announces Spring Speakers
February 17 Lynn Hocker has taken an historic home and made it super energy efficient which provides excess energy back to the existing power grid. Lynn’s business is now operating in the historic structure: The Whispering Creek Renewable Energy Center which provides a working model demonstrating the balance between the natural … Continue Reading City Club Announces Spring Speakers
Shepherd University Celebrates Black History Month
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV—Events continue on campus as Shepherd University celebrates Black History Month. On Friday, February 12, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, in partnership with the Shepherdstown Film Society, will be sponsoring a viewing of the film “Daughters of the Dust.” The film, which will be viewed in Reynolds Hall at … Continue Reading Shepherd University Celebrates Black History Month
Ned Tillman will present “The Chesapeake Watershed: A Sense of Place and a Call to Action“
Shepherdstown, WV - On Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 7:00 pm, author Ned Tillman will present “The Chesapeake Watershed: A Sense of Place and a Call to Action“ in the Byrd Auditorium at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, WV. This talk is co-sponsored by the Potomac Valley Audubon … Continue Reading Ned Tillman will present “The Chesapeake Watershed: A Sense of Place and a Call to Action“
“Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ talk at the National Conservation Training Center
Shepherdstown, WV - On Monday, February 8, 2010 at 7:30 pm, scientist Virginia Burkett will present “Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ in the Byrd Auditorium at the National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) in Shepherdstown, WV. Virginia Burkett is the Chief Scientist for Global Change Research at the U.S. Geological Survey. She … Continue Reading “Global Climate Change and Wildlife“ talk at the National Conservation Training Center
Breathing Moments, outdoor performance event celebrating Winter, February 26 in Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative, a Shepherdstown-based performance group, will present Breathing Moments on Saturday, February 26 at 3 pm in downtown Berkeley Springs. A celebration of the stark beauty of winter, Breathing Moments is a collaboration between visual artist/costumer Collen Tracey, choreographer Kitty Clark, and composer Cam Millar. Dancers … Continue Reading Breathing Moments, outdoor performance event celebrating Winter, February 26 in Berkeley Springs
Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
Do you like those “ghost hunting shows” on TV? Have you ever watched them and thought, “I could do that?” Well, stop thinking like that! According to Vince Wilson and the Paranormal Investigators Coalition (http://www.paranormalcoalition.com) you are going about things the wrong way. “Contrary to current popular belief,” says Wilson, “Paranormal … Continue Reading Paranormal Research and Training Facility opening to the public!
4th Annual Living History Event Commemorating Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 Bath-Romney Campaign
This year marks the 4th Annual Commemoration of Stonewall Jackson’s, January 1862, Bath-Romney Campaign by the Bath-Romney Campaign Historical and Preservation Association (BRCHPA). This year’s event will focus on educating the public about the BRCHPA’s efforts to erect interpretive signs through the relatively new West Virginia Civil War Trails (CWT) program. … Continue Reading 4th Annual Living History Event Commemorating Stonewall Jackson’s 1862 Bath-Romney Campaign
EPEF Event, Specialty businesses that thrive on celebrating special occasions!
t is the time of year where gift giving is front and center on everyone’s mind. Our January 7th program will feature Cathy Sweeney from Total Basketcases and Pam Wagoner of Depot Florist discussing the seasonal cycles of their businesses. We’ll discover which holidays are their best sellers, how they market … Continue Reading EPEF Event, Specialty businesses that thrive on celebrating special occasions!
Breath, indoor/outdoor performance event, takes place January 23 in Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown, WV—The ritual of a circle dance initiates Breath, an original dance, music, and visual art event taking place Saturday, January 23 at the War Memorial Building and the lawn of McMurran Hall in downtown Shepherdstown. Produced by Goose Route Arts Collaborative, Breath is a co-creation by visual artist Colleen Tracey, … Continue Reading Breath, indoor/outdoor performance event, takes place January 23 in Shepherdstown
January Live Music at Beans in the Belfry
Brunswick, MD - Beans in the Belfry in Brunswick, MD has a full slate of live music for January, 2010 including a Sunday evening concert series on Sunday, January 17, from 7 to 9pm: BLUEGRASS by Kenny Ray Horton and friends with guest appearance by Kenny’s friend, nationally acclaimed DARREN BEACHLEY … Continue Reading January Live Music at Beans in the Belfry
Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2009 In The Panhandle
If you are looking to get out and celebrate the New Year in the Eastern Panhandle (and the surrounding area), we have plenty of events to help you ring in the new year! New Year’s Eve Celebration at Cacapon Resort State Park BERKELEY SPRINGS: New Year’s Eve Celebration at Cacapon Resort … Continue Reading Celebrate New Year’s Eve 2009 In The Panhandle
Shepherd University Wellness Center Open to the Public Through 1/3/10
Shepherdstwon, WV - As a gift to the public this holiday season, the Shepherd University Wellness Center is offering free Wellness Center access to students, staff, faculty, members, and the community! See the Shepherd Wellness Center Calendar (PDF) for more info. The Shepherd University Wellness Center offers running, weight lifting, basketball, … Continue Reading Shepherd University Wellness Center Open to the Public Through 1/3/10
The History of Christmas
Hello and Merry Christmas! ‘Tis the season to be Jolly! It is the most wonderful time of the year after all! Is that a Yule Log your Aunt Sue sent you or a last year’s fruitcake? Have you “decked the halls” and are you “hanging your stockings with care”? I should … Continue Reading The History of Christmas
Shops of Historic Hedgesville Holiday Open House
If you are planning to head out to one of the MANY events in the area on Saturday December 12th, be sure to give yourself a bit more time for celebrating the holidays in Hedgesville. Celebrate the season looking good, smelling good and feeling good. The Shops of Historic Hedgesville are … Continue Reading Shops of Historic Hedgesville Holiday Open House
Get-Acquainted Opportunity with the Berkeley Arts Council
Artists and supporters of the arts from the Panhandle region will have an opportunity to learn more about the recently-formed Berkeley Arts Council during an open house reception on Saturday, December 12 at 2:00 p.m. at the downtown Martinsburg Library. As part of the Arts Council’s mission to increase opportunities for … Continue Reading Get-Acquainted Opportunity with the Berkeley Arts Council
John Wilkes Booth’s haunted family home now open to the public
Harpers Ferry, WV has always been a place of history and mystery. It is, after all, the home of the famous John Brown Raid. It also succumbed to two Civil War battles and the largest surrender in US history. It is also home to the family domicile of notorious presidential assassin … Continue Reading John Wilkes Booth’s haunted family home now open to the public
New John Brown Documentary Debuts in Hagerstown
Hagerstown, MD - “Echoes of John Brown,” a new documentary by Historical Entertainment, debuts Wednesday, December 2, at 7 p.m. at the Bridge of Life Church in Hagerstown. The church is the former Colonial Theater at 14 South Potomac Street. Sponsored by the Hagerstown-Washington County Convention and Visitors Bureau and Franklin … Continue Reading New John Brown Documentary Debuts in Hagerstown
Hard to Resist
There is something about Santa that always brings a smile. I don’t know why. It might be that one finds a certain comfort in the image frequently portrayed as rotund bearded figure often described as jolly and old – synonyms of happy and mature. And even more frequently a white rotund … Continue Reading Hard to Resist
Photo Slideshow: Shepherdstown Kicks off Holiday Season
Shepherdstown, WV - The historic town of Shepherdstown, WV kicked off the Christmas season with a series of events including a chili and cornbread supper, a bonfire, the lighting of the town tree, the arrival of Santa at 6:45 p.m., and a staged reading of “A Christmas Carol.” Stores were open … Continue Reading Photo Slideshow: Shepherdstown Kicks off Holiday Season
Video + Pictures: 2009 Martinsburg, WV Christmas Tree Lighting
Martinsburg, WV - Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived to kick off the holiday season by lighting the traditional Christmas Tree located at the Martinsburg, WV city square. On a side note, we arrived early to have dinner at Habanero’s before the festivities kicked off and were rewarded with a ride through … Continue Reading Video + Pictures: 2009 Martinsburg, WV Christmas Tree Lighting
Martinsburg, WV Christmas Tree Photo Gallery
Martinsburg, WV - The holiday season is upon us and the Martinsburg, WV Christmas tree is now in place at the square. Our photo gallery contains pictures of the lights being added to the tree. We will continue to add to this photo gallery throughout the Christmas season. Continue Reading Martinsburg, WV Christmas Tree Photo Gallery
Berkeley Arts Council to host grant writing workshop with WV Division of Culture and History
The Berkeley Arts Council will serve as host to the West Virginia Division of Culture and History’s (WVDCH) Arts staff as they present a grant-writing workshop in Martinsburg on Saturday, December 5 at 1:00 p.m. at the downtown Library. The meeting is free and open to the public and will last … Continue Reading Berkeley Arts Council to host grant writing workshop with WV Division of Culture and History
“Christmas in Shepherdstown”, Historic Town Sets Christmas Schedule
Shepherdstown, WV - The historic town of Shepherdstown will hold its annual “Christmas in Shepherdstown” celebration the last weekend of November and the first weekend of December. Organizers say this year’s celebration will be as festive as ever, with a wide variety of events and activities scheduled. Both weekends will also … Continue Reading “Christmas in Shepherdstown”, Historic Town Sets Christmas Schedule
Veterans Day Ceremony at Panhandle Home Health
In celebration of Veterans Day, Panhandle Home Health conducted a Veterans Day & Flag Dedication Ceremony Program on their premises at 208 Old Mill Road, Martinsburg, WV. The ceremony began with an invocation by The Reverend Carl Howard who serves on the Panhandle Home Health Board of Directors, followed by welcome … Continue Reading Veterans Day Ceremony at Panhandle Home Health
Pictures: Martinsburg Christmas Lights
Martinsburg, WV - The city of Martinsburg has begun preparations for the 2009 Christmas season with the installation of their Christmas decorations downtown. Continue Reading Pictures: Martinsburg Christmas Lights
Dramatized reading of Poe short stories on Halloween afternoon
Beans in the Belfry in Brunswick is one of several dozen Frederick County venues in October to celebrate and commemorate Maryland’s most famous writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe. On Halloween afternoon, October 31, from 3 to 5 :30 pm a dramatized reading of Poe short stories will be staged. Among … Continue Reading Dramatized reading of Poe short stories on Halloween afternoon
The Nutcracker goes ‘NUTTY’
What would the classical composer, Tchaikovsky say if his beloved ‘Nutcracker Ballet’ had a sing meatball, rockin’ candy canes, a dog and a cat chasing each other, a spring loaded clown, a jazzy snake dance, penguins and snowmen in a chorus line, a reindeer who refuses to listen and a wrestling … Continue Reading The Nutcracker goes ‘NUTTY’
Pickin’ in the Panhandle Announces 2010 Dates
Martinsburg, W.Va. – The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitors Bureau is pleased to announce the 2010 dates for Pickin’ in the Panhandle: The WV State BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. Join bluegrass fans and BBQ enthusiasts September 11 and 12, 2010 at the Lazy A Campground in Back Creek Valley, WV to … Continue Reading Pickin’ in the Panhandle Announces 2010 Dates
2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade Pictures
Martinsburg, WV - The weather for the 2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade was damp and the crowd was sparse, but the enthusiasm of Queen Pomona, her court and those involved in the parade was on full display. Continue Reading 2009 Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival & Parade Pictures
Homegrown for Hospice Offers a Unique Opportunity
Hospice of the Panhandle and the Anvil Restaurant are offering a unique opportunity to support local businesses and artisans and your local hospice organization at the same time! “Homegrown for Hospice: Local Fare and Local Wares” will feature the specialties of local restaurants and chefs including the Mediterranean Café and Charles … Continue Reading Homegrown for Hospice Offers a Unique Opportunity
Announcing the Fall 2009 Berkeley Springs Studio Tour
Berkeley Springs, WV - A self-guided, free tour of artists’ studios in and around Morgan Co., WV starting at the Morgan Arts Council’s Ice House Arts Center in Berkeley Springs, WV will be held on Saturday, October 24 10 am - 5pm and Sunday, October 25 10 am - 5 pm. … Continue Reading Announcing the Fall 2009 Berkeley Springs Studio Tour
Pictures: 2009 Apple Butter Festival
Pictures from the 36th Annual Apple Butter Festival, held in Berkeley Springs, WV. View more pictures here: 36th Annual Apple Butter Festival Pictures 36th Annual Apple Butter Festival Parade Pictures Continue Reading Pictures: 2009 Apple Butter Festival
Miss Morgan County Pageant to be held on November 14th
Miss Morgan County Pageant General Information: DIVISIONS • Tiny Miss Morgan County (Kindergarten-2nd grade) • Little Miss Morgan County (3rd-5th grade) • Junior Miss Morgan County (6th-8th grade) • Miss Morgan County (9th-12th grade) REQUIREMENTS • Must be a resident of Morgan County • Must submit signed rules sheet, entry form, … Continue Reading Miss Morgan County Pageant to be held on November 14th
Creekside Fall Festival 2009
Winchester, Virginia – Offering shoppers an eclectic blend of outstanding national chain and independent retailers and dining venues. On Saturday, October 10 from 11am to 4pm, Creekside will hold their 4th annual Fall Festival to benefit Blue Ridge Hospice & SPCA-Winchester and to promote awareness of CFW Foster Care. There will … Continue Reading Creekside Fall Festival 2009
Revelation Youth Concert
Youth in Action, a non-denominational organization dedicated to promoting Christian values and ideas to the youth of Morgan County, sponsored a multi-band youth concert on Saturday, October 3rd at 6:00 pm in the Berkeley Springs High School Gym. The doors opened at 5:00 pm featuring a local band High Frequency. The … Continue Reading Revelation Youth Concert
New Improvisational Theatre Group Forming
Shepherdstown, WV—Creative Community Consciousness, an arts organization initiated by Laura First Oehser, is bringing Playback Theatre to Shepherdstown and seeks those interested in joining an improvisational and community-centered theatre troupe. Any teen or adult, regardless of past theatre experience, is invited to participate in the core training, beginning Thursday, October 8, … Continue Reading New Improvisational Theatre Group Forming
Main Street Martinsburg Scarecrow Project Pictures
Martinsburg, WV - The 2009 Main Street Martinsburg Scarecrow project kicked off on Saturday, September 26, 2009. Below we have pictures of the 34 scarecrows that were up this morning. You can also view them on our Eastern WV Photo Wall or on our Flickr account. Continue Reading Main Street Martinsburg Scarecrow Project Pictures
Live Blogging the 2009 Business Expo
We’re here at the Martinsburg Mall and we’ll be providing updates throughout the day. - 05:51 - That’s it. We’re packing up. Great day, folks. Thanks for stopping by. - 05:45 - Did we just give away our last goodie-bag and iPod entry? - 05:02 - Just got our picture taken … Continue Reading Live Blogging the 2009 Business Expo
“Lighting The Fuse”
Middletown, Va. - To mark the 150th anniversary of John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry, the Wayside Theatre is reviving its 2004 play, “Robert E. Lee and John Brown, Lighting the Fuse.” Returning actors John Dow and John Alcott play Lee and Brown, respectively. Resident composer Steve Przybylski provided the music. … Continue Reading “Lighting The Fuse”
Respect Life Dinner
West Virginian’s For Life Annual Respect Life Dinner will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2009 at Berkeley Baptist Church, Family Life Center, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. The event will begin at 6:00 p.m. with a buffet style dinner of ham or chicken with sides, salads, and lots of desserts, and … Continue Reading Respect Life Dinner
Homegrown for Hospice Annual Dinner & Auction
Tickets are available for advance purchase only for the 2nd annual Homegrown for Hospice Dinner & Auction being held at The Anvil Restaurant in Harpers Ferry on Monday, November 16, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. The dinner will showcase the fare of local restaurants and chefs with music being provided by area … Continue Reading Homegrown for Hospice Annual Dinner & Auction
9/11 Memorial Dedication Ceremony, Hedgesville, WV
The Town of Hedgesville will hold a 9/11 Memorial Dedication Ceremony at the Town Spring this Friday, Sept 11th at 9:30 am. For more information, contact Kristin Nelson at 304-754-5727. Hedgesville 9/11 Memorial Dedication Ceremony Welcome Lt. Cdr. E. Ross Curtis, CEC, USN (ret.) Posting of the Colors WV Air National … Continue Reading 9/11 Memorial Dedication Ceremony, Hedgesville, WV
Remembering Michael Run to Fight Cystic Fibrosis
Shepherdstown WV - The first annual Team Faith / Remembering Michael 5K Run/walk to Benefit Cystic Fibrosis was held Saturday, September 5th at 9a.m. in Historic Shepherdstown WV, 25443. In all, 40 runners participated and over $1,000 was raised for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation! Pictures from the Team Faith / Remembering Michael … Continue Reading Remembering Michael Run to Fight Cystic Fibrosis
September Events at Bean in the Belfry
Brunswick, MD - September schedule of events at Beans in the Belfry BeansintheBelfry.com: Friday, September 4 - First Friday - Great Outdoors 7:00 to 9:30pm John DuRant Sr. and Jr., strolling Old World Troubadours will entertain with songs, stories & jokes. Highly skilled singers and lutanists, their repertory stretches from Medieval … Continue Reading September Events at Bean in the Belfry
Main Street Martinsburg 2009 Scarecrow Project
RESERVE YOUR POLE! 262-4200- That’s the number to call to reserve your pole! There is a limited supply-so get yours now! Pole? Yes, to hold up your entry in the 3th Annual Main Street Martinsburg Scarecrow Decorating Event. Whether scary or funny, silly or ridiculous, this is your chance to express … Continue Reading Main Street Martinsburg 2009 Scarecrow Project
Serving up Hansel and Gretel
“One large pizza supreme to go, with extra Hansel” the witch yells out to Gretel, who is a slave worker in the witch’s pizzeria. “I can’t!” cries Gretel, “It’s too heavy - I need help!” The classic tale of Hansel and Gretel takes a twist in Wonderment Puppet Theater’s latest production. … Continue Reading Serving up Hansel and Gretel
Bike Nite 2009 with Guest Appearance from Erik Estrada
BIKE NIGHT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2009 IN DOWNTOWN MARTINSBURG Guest Appearance from Erik Estrada, from “CHiPs” will be at the starting point of the ride and will lead the ride into downtown. All proceeds received from Erik Estrada’s appearance will go directly to the Hospice of the Panhandle. Erik Estrada will … Continue Reading Bike Nite 2009 with Guest Appearance from Erik Estrada
2009 Berkeley County Youth Fair Pictures
Martinsburg, WV - The Berkeley County Youth Fair, an annual summer event held at the Berkeley County Fairgrounds, brings together the hard work of raising crops and livestock, the excitement of the midway, live entertainment and great food to create an atmosphere full of fun and excitement for the entire family. … Continue Reading 2009 Berkeley County Youth Fair Pictures
FREE Theater July 28 from CATF in Shepherdstown
Tomorrow Night (July 28) is another Free Staged Reading from the CATF at Full Circle Theater. I can’t tell you how frustrated I am that neither the Contemporary American Theater Festival nor Full Circle Theater have put the information up on their web sites (the only place it is listed is … Continue Reading FREE Theater July 28 from CATF in Shepherdstown
Visual Art Installation Downstairs Complements Goose Route Dance Festival Upstairs
Shepherdstown, WV—In celebration of the 9th Annual Goose Route Dance Festival, Colleen and Krister Tracey present an installation of artwork this weekend in the first floor gallery at the War Memorial Building. Explode into color and motion with paintings by Krister Tracey and dance costumes, dance artifacts, and collage by Colleen … Continue Reading Visual Art Installation Downstairs Complements Goose Route Dance Festival Upstairs
Free Events for Kids Slated during Annual Goose Route Dance Festival
Shepherdstown, WV—Several events for kids are scheduled during the Goose Route Dance Festival, which runs from July 16-26. Dance classes and family shows are offered at no charge and all are invited to participate. On Saturday, July 18, 9:30 am, visting dance artist Hannah Seidel will teach “Dynamite Dancing” at the … Continue Reading Free Events for Kids Slated during Annual Goose Route Dance Festival
Local 4th of July Celebrations
Local 4th of July Celebrations by inthepanhandle.com Added: Jul 3rd, 06:24 Independence Day Celebration, Berkeley Springs Independence Day Celebration hosted by Cacapon Resort State Park - Patriotic music and activities scheduled for this great holiday. Morgan County Community Concert Band will entertain us with their lively music. Bring a lawn chair … Continue Reading Local 4th of July Celebrations
Dance Festival Master Classes Offer Professional Level Training to Area Dancers
Shepherdstown, WV—The Goose Route Dance Festival is offering four incredible master classes this month, on July 18, 19, 25, and 26, 10:30 am-12:00 pm. They are open to the public (teens, university students, adult recreational dancers, and professionals) for $12 each or all four for $40. The classes, all in the … Continue Reading Dance Festival Master Classes Offer Professional Level Training to Area Dancers
Goose Route Dance Festival Gears Up for Ninth Season
Shepherdstown, WV -- The Goose Route Dance Festival is gearing up for its better-than-ever ninth season! Beginning on July 16, nine dance companies will be performing and teaching as part of their participation in this progressive arts event. Dance artists from New York City, Washington, DC, Columbus, OH, Buffalo, NY, Rochester, … Continue Reading Goose Route Dance Festival Gears Up for Ninth Season
Linda’s Stuff Open House to Include Former Washington Redskins
Linda’s Stuff, located at 124 S. Queen St. in Martinsburg, WV will have an open house to celebrate their new location on Saturday, June 13, from 11:00am to 3:00pm. They will have refreshments and 3 Alumni from the Washington Redskins there to sign autographs. They will also have a spring into … Continue Reading Linda’s Stuff Open House to Include Former Washington Redskins
Four Week Movement Improvisation Course Starts June 6
Shepherdstown, WV—A four-week movement improvisation class, sponsored by Goose Route Arts Collaborative, begins Saturday, June 6. Taught by actor, dancer, and accomplished educator Ray C. Shaw, the class will run from 10:30 am-12 noon at the Shepherdstown Train Station, Audrey Egle Drive, Shepherdstown. All people, regardless of previous movement experience, are … Continue Reading Four Week Movement Improvisation Course Starts June 6
Goose Route Dance Festival Preview Party Takes Place June 19
Shepherdstown, WV—Develop new eyes for dance at the Goose Route Dance Festival Preview Party, Friday, June 19, 5:00-7:00 pm, at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies, 213 North King Street, Shepherdstown. After light refreshments, the nine professional companies performing at this year’s Festival will be highlighted with video clips … Continue Reading Goose Route Dance Festival Preview Party Takes Place June 19
Goose Route Dance Festival Tickets on Sale Now
Shepherdstown, WV—Tickets for the Ninth Annual Goose Route Dance Festival are now available for purchase on-line at gooseroute.org. The Festival, which runs this season from July 16-26, offers four shows, each with two performances, that feature professional contemporary dance artists from across the country. The Festival takes place at the War … Continue Reading Goose Route Dance Festival Tickets on Sale Now
Dance Concert this Friday and Saturday
THIS WEEKEND… reverberation Goose Route’s Spring Dance Concert Friday, April 24, 8:00 pm Saturday, April 25, 8:00 pm Frank Arts Center, Shepherd University, Shepherdstown, WV (directions below) $10 general admission ($8 students)—tickets available at the door Live Performers: Colleen Tracey, Tosha Tillman, Ray C. Shaw, Eva Olsson, Amy Hatzis, Katie DeSimon, … Continue Reading Dance Concert this Friday and Saturday
Call for Vendors; Hillbilly Daylilies “Bloomin’ Bash”
Hillbilly Daylilies is proud to announce their first annual “Bloomin’ Bash” on Saturday, July 11, 2009 from 9:00am until 6:00pm, to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Eastern Panhandle. This event will showcase a spectacular display of daylilies in peak bloom at the farm, located on Giles Mill Road, in … Continue Reading Call for Vendors; Hillbilly Daylilies “Bloomin’ Bash”
WV Book Faire Featuring Eleanor Cliff This Weekend
The third annual WV Book Faire is being held this weekend (April 17th and 18th) at the Martinsburg Berkeley County Public Library. The WV Book Faire is a gathering of readers, authors and aspiring writers. You will have a chance to meet some of your favorite authors and acquire new ones … Continue Reading WV Book Faire Featuring Eleanor Cliff This Weekend
Live Arts Show Set for Saturday, April 11
Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative’s New Live Arts returns to the Shepherdstown Train Station this Saturday, April 11, at 7:00 pm. The hour-long performance features new works and works-in-progress by area performers in a variety of genres. This week’s show features Ray Shaw (dance), Beth Burkhardt (improvisational movement art), Susan Benjamin … Continue Reading Live Arts Show Set for Saturday, April 11
Goose Route Celebrates National Dance Week with Spring Concert
Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative celebrates National Dance Week (April 24-May 3) with Reverberation, a dance concert taking place Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25, 8:00 pm, at Shepherd University’s Frank Arts Center. The performances feature choreography by Kitty Clark and Ray Shaw, who are joined by performers Colleen Tracey, … Continue Reading Goose Route Celebrates National Dance Week with Spring Concert
FREE workshop “Thriving in a slow Economy”
Main Street Martinsburg is hosting a FREE workshop entitled “Thriving in a slow Economy” on Tuesday, April 7, 2009 at Newberry Executive Center-142 N. Queen Street. With a slowing national and international economy, the thoughts of small business owners have turned to survival. Are you witnessing shifts in development or improvement … Continue Reading FREE workshop “Thriving in a slow Economy”
Professional and Innovative Dance comes to Goose Route Dance Festival’s Ninth Season
Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative is pleased to announce the innovative line-up of professional dance artists coming to Shepherdstown for the Ninth Annual Goose Route Dance Festival, July 6-26. Concerts, lectures, events for children, master classes, a pre-professional training program, and the West Virginia Dance Teacher Institute comprise this year’s offerings. … Continue Reading Professional and Innovative Dance comes to Goose Route Dance Festival’s Ninth Season
2009 WV Book Fair
Now in its third year, the WV Book Faire is a gathering of readers, authors and aspiring writers. You will have a chance to meet some of your favorite authors and acquire new ones while joining in discussion groups, participate in workshops, meeting the authors and having books signed. The WV … Continue Reading 2009 WV Book Fair
Peter Rabbit at Wonderment Puppet Theater
Jumpin’ Jack Rabbits! Peter Rabbit is up to his old tricks again! By refusing to listen to Mother and the examples of his sisters, instead he heads over to Mr. McGregor’s garden for some yummy veggies. When will he ever learn? This is Wonderment Puppet Theater’s fifth production since they opened … Continue Reading Peter Rabbit at Wonderment Puppet Theater
PARADE FOR THE MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED
The community parade for the Martinsburg High School Varsity Basketball Team has been cancelled due to inclement weather. However, the Martinsburg High School Celebratory event rermains in effect at 7:00 pm at the Martinsburg High School Gymnasium. Continue Reading PARADE FOR THE MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Parade Honoring State Champion Martinsburg HS Bulldogs Downtown, Thursday Night
The parade will begin at the corner of Race Street and Queen Street, and will proceed down queen street to the intersection of Wilson Street and Queen Street. Turning on Wilson Street to the back entrance of Martinsburg High School gymnasium. At 7:00pm, Martinsburg High School will host the celebratory event … Continue Reading Parade Honoring State Champion Martinsburg HS Bulldogs Downtown, Thursday Night
Berkeley County Republican Club Monthly Meeting [Picts Added]
Martinsburg - On Thursday night my wife Linda and I drove over to Ryan’s Restaurant to attend the Berkeley County Republican Clubs monthly meeting. Club members and guests met at 5:30 p.m. in the private dining hall of the restaurant to fellowship and break bread together. At 7:00 p.m. the meeting … Continue Reading Berkeley County Republican Club Monthly Meeting [Picts Added]
Berkeley County GOP Club to Hold Monthly Meeting at Ryans
The Berkeley County Republican Club holds its monthly meeting on the third Thursday of the month, at Ryan’s in Martinsburg at 7:00 pm. This month’s meeting will be on Thursday, March 19th. All Republicans and Independents are welcome to attend. For those that are interested, the meeting room is open for … Continue Reading Berkeley County GOP Club to Hold Monthly Meeting at Ryans
Two “Remembering Michael” Fundraisers to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on 3/21 and 4/4
Center Alley will be the featured entertainment for the first “Remembering Michael” Campaign Benefit for a Cure for Cystic Fibrosis at Nan and Pops Place, 3485 Winchester Pike, in Martinsburg, West Virginia this Saturday, March 21, 2009 at 8:00 pm. This will be one of two benefits for the “Remembering Michael” … Continue Reading Two “Remembering Michael” Fundraisers to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on 3/21 and 4/4
Goose Route seeks Performing Artists for New Live Arts Series on April 11
Shepherdstown, WV—Goose Route Arts Collaborative has issued a call for performing artists to show new works and works-in-progress during its next New Live Arts performance, Saturday, April 11, 7 pm, at the Shepherdstown Train Station. There are slots for 6-8 performers, who are each given up to 10 minutes to show … Continue Reading Goose Route seeks Performing Artists for New Live Arts Series on April 11
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