A 16 Day Grand French River Cruise ~ Paris to
Marseille
March 31/April 15, "Romantic Springtime in Paris"
for as low as $3516
Read On!!! Wayne's
small (9 couples) Stonewall Travel Group will enjoy the best
France has to offer...A Grand Adventure that combines Paris
and Normandy with Burgundy and Provence into one fabulous
River Cruise on the Siene and Rhone Rivers. We fly into
Paris, board our small 5 Star boat and settle into our
comfortable and luxurious outside Stateroom so we can see all
the sights. After seeing "The City of Lights", we will sail
up through Normandy Beaches and pay our respects to our
soldiers in this historical area. Leaving the beaches, we sail
up the Seine, on through the charming town and village harbors
which were so inspirational to the French Artists of the
Impressionist era. Then though the heart of beautiful Provence
and Burgundy, visiting Medieval villages and vineyards, to
the Marseille on the French Rivera. Along with a day's
visit to Monet's beautiful Giverny, there is 13 other shore
excursions along the way, all included. Also included is the
exciting on board entertainment, local guides, all gourmet
food, cocktail parties and ground transportation and more.
There are only 5 cabins left, so don't get left out, get your
reservation in ASAP for the best deal and cabin. Please view
the itinerary and details at this link:
Wayne Adventures Tours
"It truly will be an
unforgettable adventure and the most enjoyable, romantic
vacation you could possibly imagine......share it
with me!"...Wayne
Get Excited, join
Wayne for this dream vacation!!
Did you know?
In honor of Halloween that was just celebrated, Frankenstein
was not a Monster.
In both the 1818 novel (Frankenstein, or the Modern
Prometheus, written by Mary Shelley at age eighteen) and the
1931 movie (Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff),
Frankenstein is the name of Victor Frankenstein, a student
of natural psychology, who creates the monster. In the
novel, Frankenstein names his monster Adam. In
the movie, the monster goes unnamed.
And now you know!
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Here's a Southern sweet potato recipe using cooked
sweet potatoes, maple syrup and other syrups, and bourbon.
INGREDIENTS:
- 6 to 8 large
sweet potatoes
- 1/4 cup light
corn syrup
- 1/4 cup dark
corn syrup
- 2 tablespoons
maple syrup
- 1/4 cup Kentucky
bourbon, good quality
- salt and pepper,
to taste
- chopped fresh
parsley
PREPARATION:
Cook sweet potatoes;
peel and slice crosswise then lengthwise or as desired.
Cool and arrange in buttered casserole pan or dish.
Combine remaining ingredients except parsley and pour over
potatoes. Bake at 350° for 20 to 30 minutes, or until hot
and bubbling.
Garnish with parsley.
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Calendar of Events
For more information on
any event, please call us at 800-445-5330 or
Daily News Record
and
Harrisonburg & Rockingham Visitors bureau.
Events calendar updated every Thursday.
November 2 - Golden Dragon Acrobats
For more than 27 centuries Chinese acrobats
have been thrilling audiences, making it the "longest running"
folk art form in history. The performers of the Golden Dragon
Acrobats represent the best of this honored tradition, mincing
award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular
costumes and contemporary theatrical techniques to present a
show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty
November 7-11th – “The Laramie Project” -
Harrisonburg
"The
Laramie Project" by Moises Kaufman is based on the
recollections of Laramie, Wyo., residents who bore witness to
an event that was to become a national symbol of intolerance.
http://cvpa.jmu.edu/Masterpiece Recommended for
mature audiences. Tickets are $6 and $8
November 7-11th
- All My Sons by Arthur Miller – Harrisonburg
The country is at war and young pilot Larry Keller is down
and missing. Only his mother believes he is still alive. The
details of his supposed crash and the explanation for its
occurrence unfold and reveal shocking and disturbing facts
about the Keller family, their business and their world.
Written in 1947 and inspired by a true story, Arthur
Miller's play has haunting resonance and pertinence today.
"All My Sons" received the New York Drama Critic's Circle
Award and a Tony Award for Best Play when Elia Kazan
directed it on Broadway. Its direct address of wartime
ethics, American ideals and conscience contributed to
Miller's being subpoenaed to testify before the House
Committee on UnAmerican Activities.
November 1-27 - Downtown
Farmer's Market – Harrisonburg
The Downtown Harrisonburg Farmers' Market is
open through Thanksgiving. Open every Tuesday and Saturday
from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. with live entertainment on Saturdays
beginning at 8:30 am.
The market features an assortment of fresh produce and foods
from a variety of vendors. Fruits, vegetables, meats, eggs,
cheese and baked goods are all available as well as treats
such as home made knit goods and fresh flowers
**Innkeeper's Choice**
**November
16 - Bluegrass Thursday - STEEP CANYON RANGERS - Harrisonburg**
Formed in 2001, the band has quickly
established a style all its own, drawing on early bluegrass
sounds and infusing their performances with a driving energy
and a willingness to take chances.
www.courtsquaretheater.com
November 1-30–
Blackfriars Playhouse - Staunton.
Blackfriars Playhouse presents “Orthello” on the 1st-29th;
“Playhouse Tour” on the 1st-30th; “The Tempest”
and “Macbeth on the 2nd-30th; “As You Like It” on the
3rd-25th; “The Widow Ranter” by Aphra Behn on the 5th.
Shakespeare
Blackfriars Playhouse Theatre
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