Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Happenings

Farmer’s Market

Even though some vegetables aren’t available anymore, there are still lots to choose from at the Farmer’s Market.  Go by on Thursdays from noon until 5 pm at the old 4-H barn on Wilcox Street.

 

Live Music at The Mag

Friday, August 7 – United We Stand; Friday, August 14 – Sign; Friday, August 21 – Feliciana Band; Friday, August 28 – Delta Drifters

 

Your Local Library

Just a reminder that our local library not only has books but much, much more.  Computers are available for your guests to check their e-mail while they are on the road or to research those long lost relatives.  If you haven’t met our new librarian yet, stop by and say hello to Ben Bell.  He’s very enthusiastic about making our library even better, and his staff is ready to help with your requests as best they can.

 

Open Hearth Cooking

A cooking demonstration on the open hearth at Audubon State Historic Site is set for Saturday, August 8 from 10 am until 4 pm.  See the different methods used to prepare and cook foods in the 1800’s, and learn the different types of foods which would have been served to the Big House during this time period.  For more information, call 635-3739.

 

Old West Florida

As we prepare to celebrate in 2010 the Bicentennial of the Republic of West Florida, the folks at Audubon State Historic Site offer this program which explores the unique and rich history of the Felicianas, from Spanish colony to early statehood.  Scheduled for Sunday, August 9 from noon until 4 pm, activities may include black powder weapons demonstrations, costume talks, period crafts, and more.  For more information, call 635-3739.

 

We All Scream for Ice Cream!

Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site continues its “Lost Arts” programs with Ice Cream Making on Saturday, August 15 from 11 am until 3pm.   Yummy!  For more information, call 635-3110.

 

White Linen Night

On Saturday, August 22 beginning at 5 pm, shop, eat and unwind with music, art and refreshments.  The St. Francisville Downtown Merchants will again host White Linen Night and each of the participating shops will be open until 9 pm, while participating restaurants will offer a taste from their menus.   Music will be playing up and down Ferdinand Street while artists demonstrate their talents.  For more information, visit www.stfrancisvillefestivals.com.

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