Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving

 
  Happy Thanksgiving!!

 

I noticed on tv this week that American Express was sponsoring to Shop Saturday at a Small Business.  Well what better place than St. Francisville.  Buy one item from your local Small Business this year for Christmas it will make a great impact on OUR community.

 

Have a great holiday, Be Safe and Go Tigers

 

Thanksgiving Openings:

 

Accommodations:

Barrow House, Best Western, Magnuson Hotel, Lodge at the Bluffs, Lake Rosemound Inn, Lamplighter Suites, 3V Tourist Court, Shadetree, St. Francisville Inn.

Shops:

All shops will be closed on Thanksgiving Day and will all re-open on Friday and Saturday.

Don't Get Malled!!!  Shop St. Francisville.

Restaurants:

The Bluffs – will have a buffet with two seatings 11:30am and 1:30pm. Reservations Required.

The following will open on Friday:  Carriage House, Elm Park, Feliciana Seafood, Cozy Corner, Magnolia Café, Oxbow, Sonny's Pizza, South of the Border, The Bluffs.

Attractions:

All will re-open on Friday.

 

Saturday November 26, 2011

A special concert in our BirdMan Listening Room by:

LEE BARBER, with Bruce Golden  and our wonderful friends Jodi James and Heather Feierabend.   Lee is a wonderful musician, songwriter and artist (many of you have heard his music and seen his paintings before (he happens to be my extremely talented brother).  Lee is coming from Austin where he lives and his friend, percussionist Bruce Golden  is coming from Jackson Mississippi.  It is so much fun to watch these two play together!  Jodi and Heather will be singing some of their tunes together with some sweet harmonies-  I am anxious to hear that!!  $15.00 cover, there will be no food served for this listening room evening,  and our usual coffee shop fare will be available before, after and during the break.

ST. FRANCISVILLE - Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site

19th Century Christmas Decoration: December 1 through 31, 2011, 9 am-5 pm. Rosedown's Main House and Nina's Wing will be dressed in historic, early-to-mid 19th century-style Christmas décor, consisting of natural greenery garlands, fruit and nut displays, cypress and cedar wreaths, and potted poinsettia blooms.
For more information, call 225-635-3110 in the St. Francisville area, or visit the
Office of State Parks web site at www.lastateparks.com

 

Christmas in the Country

December 2-3-4, 2011

FRIDAY-DECEMBER 2, 2011

 

1:00pm-5:00pm Women's Service League will sell Fresh Wreaths and Plantation Country (Pre-wrapped) Cookbooks-Ferdinand St
5:30pm-First Baptist Church Children's Choir will sing on the front porch of Town Hall - Ferdinand Street
6:00pm- West Feliciana Middle School Choir – will sing on the front lawn of the Town Hall – Ferdinand Street

Mayor Billy D'Aquilla will light the Town of St. Francisville Christmas Tree and will host a Welcome Reception, Fireworks and a special visitor to make that Christmas Wish to!!!
7:00pm- Baton Rouge Symphony and Dessert Reception at HEMINGBOUGH.  Tickets available at Bank of St.Francisville.

Check out the downtown shops for late night shopping.

 

SATURDAY-DECEMBER 3, 2011

 

7:30am - Prayer Breakfast at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
              Breakfast with St. Nick at Jackson Hall at Grace Episcopal Church brought to you by the Women's Service League

8:00am &, 9:30am - two seatings available. Reservations encouraged.  Tickets are $6.00.  Tickets may be purchased online at www.womensserviceleague.com or call Doughty Varnedoe (225) 718-3847 or email varnedoes@bellsouth.net
9:00am-5:00pm – Women's Service League - Fresh Wreath & Plantation Country Cookbook Sale – Ferdinand St

9:30am-10:30am – West Feliciana High School Performance Choir – United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
10:00am - Bains Lower Elementary ChoirVoices in Motion Town Hall Front Porch - Ferdinand Street
10:00am-2:00pm - Lyrical Quartet will stroll along Ferdinand and Royal Streets
10:00am - 4:00pm –Parker Park –FOOD, VENDORS, SPACEWALK  and MUSIC Homemade Items- Jewelry, Photographs, Honey, Paintings, t-shirts, Calendars, Hair Bows and much, much more. 

10:00am – 4:00pm New St. Luke Baptist Church Music Ministry Cookbook Sale – Town Hall – Ferdinand St.

10:00am-4pm- Christmas at Oakley Plantation – Annual Holiday Festival Highway 965
11:00am – 11:45am - West Feliciana High School Beginning & Advanced Choir - Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

11:30am-4:00pm – The Williams Singers, Second Chance, New Beach Grove Baptist Church Male Chorus and The Sensational Soul Searchers will be performing on the Town Hall Front Porch on Ferdinand St.
11:30am - Junior Jazzercise Demonstration- Ferdinand St.

Noon-4:00pm - Angola Inmate Traveling Band – across from Garden Symposium Park
Noon-2:00pm - Main Street Band in Parker Memorial Park
2:00pm – Women's Service League present the Christmas Parade – Rolling on the River -  along Ferdinand and Commerce Sts

            Chanel Lemelle 505-6600

6:00pm- Community Sing A Long Methodist Church Royal Street
6:00pm-8:00pm -Live Nativity First Baptist Church on Highway 10 & 61

6:00pm-8:00pm-Christmas at Oakley – Candlelight Tours, periodic music and wassail – Highway 965




SUNDAY-DECEMBER 4, 2011

 

11:00am-5:00pm – Women's Service League - Fresh Wreath & Plantation Country Cookbook Sale- Ferdinand Street

 

Baton Rouge Symphony's Chamber and Brass Series in St. Francisville

Friday, December 02, 2011, 07:00pm - 09:00pm

Tickets to the annual St. Francisville Symphony Association's season of concerts by the Baton Rouge Symphony's Chamber and Brass groups are now on sale. This year's exciting series is as follows: December 2, Christmas Brass and Percussion at Hemingbough with dessert reception at 7:00 p.m.; and March 9, String Quartet at Grace Episcopal Church at 8:00 p.m.

Tickets are available at the Bank of St. Francisville, from members of the St. Francisville Symphony Association or from the BRSO Ticket office at 225-383-0500. Anyone with questions or needing tickets may also call or email Olivia Pass for information: 225.302.3524 or oliviapass@bellsouth.net This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Season tickets are $50 ($48 for seniors) or $20 per performance. Children of ticket holders are free with an adult for the first and third concerts.

 

Visitors are invited to Audubon State Historic Site to experience A Colonial Christmas on Saturday, Dec. 3.

Oakley Plantation House will be trimmed in the style of the 1800s. From 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., visitors will see a plantation Christmas dinner setting and rooms decorated for the holiday season. The plantation kitchen will feature the day's meal being prepared over an open hearth and costumed staff will explain how the holiday celebration differed from what is traditional in modern times. As an added feature, candlelight tours of Oakley House will be given from 6 to 8 p.m. During the tour, traditional holiday snacks such as roasted chestnuts, fig puddings and wassail will be served. There will also be a period dance with visitors welcome.

Late Night Shopping

Shop downtown St. Francisville on Thursday December 8 and 15th until 9pm at the following stores.  Open House, Candy Cane Pull  Don't Get Malled!!!

Patricks Jewelry, Bayou Pickers, Grandmothers Buttons, The Wine Parlor, A Few of my Favorite Things, Shanty Too, Sage Hill, Hillcrest, Trends Boutique, Hill Country Smokehouse, Femme Fatale, Bohemianville Antiques, Harrington Gallery, The Birdman. 

 

 



 

 
 

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Friday, November 18, 2011

Thanksgiving & White Lights

 
  It's that time of year again. Thanksgiving a time to enjoy family, friends, football and stringing White Lights yeah!!!

 

Friday-November 18, 2011

Music at The Mag – The Will Wesley Band 7pm


Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site
The Cotton Experience: Variable Dates September through November, 2011, 10 am-4 pm.  This brief encounter allows guests to experience the job of cotton picking.  During these months visitors are able to walk amongst rows of cotton plants, pluck bolls of cotton from the plants and complete this task by removing the seeds from the bolls.  Once the cotton is picked and deseeded, visitors can drop the cotton in an authentic "cotton sack." For more information, call 225-635-3110

Saturday November 19, 2011 – Community Market

Join us in Parker Park from 9am until 1pm.  Music, Food and Great Art, Produce, Homemade Jewelry, Photography, Arrowheads, Ladies and Childrens Cloths, Hairbows and much more.

Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site, St. Francisville - Lost Arts: Down-Hearth Cooking (Thanksgiving Menu), 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Demonstrations of the "Lost Arts" of the 19th century occurring every third Saturday of each month. For more information call 888-376-1867 toll free or 635-3110 locally.

Monday November 21, 2011

Open Mic night at the Birdman

 

Thanksgiving Openings:

 

Accommodations:

Barrow House, Best Western, Magnuson Hotel, Lodge at the Bluffs, Lake Rosemound Inn, Lamplighter Suites, 3V Tourist Court, Shadetree, St. Francisville Inn.

Shops:

All shops will be closed on Thanksgiving Day and will all re-open on Friday and Saturday.

Don't Get Malled!!!  Shop St. Francisville.

Restaurants:

The Bluffs – will have a buffet with two seatings 11:30am and 1:30pm. Reservations Required.

The following will open on Friday:  Carriage House, Elm Park, Feliciana Seafood, Cozy Corner, Magnolia Café, Oxbow, Sonny's Pizza, South of the Border, The Bluffs.

Attractions:

All will re-open on Friday.

 

Saturday November 26, 2011

A special concert in our BirdMan Listening Room by:

LEE BARBER, with Bruce Golden  and our wonderful friends Jodi James and Heather Feierabend.   Lee is a wonderful musician, songwriter and artist (many of you have heard his music and seen his paintings before (he happens to be my extremely talented brother).  Lee is coming from Austin where he lives and his friend, percussionist Bruce Golden  is coming from Jackson Mississippi.  It is so much fun to watch these two play together!  Jodi and Heather will be singing some of their tunes together with some sweet harmonies-  I am anxious to hear that!!  $15.00 cover, there will be no food served for this listening room evening,  and our usual coffee shop fare will be available before, after and during the break.

 ST. FRANCISVILLE - Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site

19th Century Christmas Decoration: December 1 through 31, 2011, 9 am-5 pm. Rosedown's Main House and Nina's Wing will be dressed in historic, early-to-mid 19th century-style Christmas décor, consisting of natural greenery garlands, fruit and nut displays, cypress and cedar wreaths, and potted poinsettia blooms.
For more information, call 225-635-3110 in the St. Francisville area, or visit the
Office of State Parks web site at www.lastateparks.com

 

Christmas in the Country

December 2-3-4, 2011

FRIDAY-DECEMBER 2, 2011

 

1:00pm-5:00pm Women's Service League will sell Fresh Wreaths and Plantation Country (Pre-wrapped) Cookbooks-Ferdinand St
5:30pm-First Baptist Church Children's Choir will sing on the front porch of Town Hall - Ferdinand Street
6:00pm- West Feliciana Middle School Choir – will sing on the front lawn of the Town Hall – Ferdinand Street

Mayor Billy D'Aquilla will light the Town of St. Francisville Christmas Tree and will host a Welcome Reception, Fireworks and a special visitor to make that Christmas Wish to!!!
7:00pm- Baton Rouge Symphony and Dessert Reception at HEMINGBOUGH.  Tickets available at Bank of St.Francisville.

Check out the downtown shops for late night shopping.

 

SATURDAY-DECEMBER 3, 2011

 

7:30am - Prayer Breakfast at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
              Breakfast with St. Nick at Jackson Hall at Grace Episcopal Church brought to you by the Women's Service League

8:00am &, 9:30am - two seatings available. Reservations encouraged.  Tickets are $6.00.  Tickets may be purchased online at www.womensserviceleague.com or call Doughty Varnedoe (225) 718-3847 or email varnedoes@bellsouth.net
9:00am-5:00pm – Women's Service League - Fresh Wreath & Plantation Country Cookbook Sale – Ferdinand St

9:30am-10:30am – West Feliciana High School Performance Choir – United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
10:00am - Bains Lower Elementary ChoirVoices in Motion Town Hall Front Porch - Ferdinand Street
10:00am-2:00pm - Lyrical Quartet will stroll along Ferdinand and Royal Streets
10:00am - 4:00pm –Parker Park –FOOD, VENDORS, SPACEWALK  and MUSIC Homemade Items- Jewelry, Photographs, Honey, Paintings, t-shirts, Calendars, Hair Bows and much, much more. 

10:00am – 4:00pm New St. Luke Baptist Church Music Ministry Cookbook Sale – Town Hall – Ferdinand St.

10:00am-4pm- Christmas at Oakley Plantation – Annual Holiday Festival Highway 965
11:00am – 11:45am - West Feliciana High School Beginning & Advanced Choir - Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

11:30am-4:00pm – The Williams Singers, Second Chance, New Beach Grove Baptist Church Male Chorus and The Sensational Soul Searchers will be performing on the Town Hall Front Porch on Ferdinand St.
11:30am - Junior Jazzercise Demonstration- Ferdinand St.

Noon- Shin Sun Korean Martial Arts Demonstration- Ferdinand St.
Noon-4:00pm - Angola Inmate Traveling Band – across from Garden Symposium Park
Noon-2:00pm - Main Street Band in Parker Memorial Park
2:00pm – Women's Service League present the Christmas Parade – Rolling on the River -  along Ferdinand and Commerce Sts

            Chanel Lemelle 505-6600

6:00pm- Community Sing A Long Methodist Church Royal Street
6:00pm-8:00pm -Live Nativity First Baptist Church on Highway 10 & 61

6:00pm-8:00pm-Christmas at Oakley – Candlelight Tours, periodic music and wassail – Highway 965

  
SUNDAY-DECEMBER 4, 2011

 
11:00am-5:00pm – Women's Service League - Fresh Wreath & Plantation Country Cookbook Sale- Ferdinand Street

  Baton Rouge Symphony's Chamber and Brass Series in St. Francisville

Friday, December 02, 2011, 07:00pm - 09:00pm

Tickets to the annual St. Francisville Symphony Association's season of concerts by the Baton Rouge Symphony's Chamber and Brass groups are now on sale. This year's exciting series is as follows: December 2, Christmas Brass and Percussion at Hemingbough with dessert reception at 7:00 p.m.; and March 9, String Quartet at Grace Episcopal Church at 8:00 p.m.

Tickets are available at the Bank of St. Francisville, from members of the St. Francisville Symphony Association or from the BRSO Ticket office at 225-383-0500. Anyone with questions or needing tickets may also call or email Olivia Pass for information: 225.302.3524 or oliviapass@bellsouth.net This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Season tickets are $50 ($48 for seniors) or $20 per performance. Children of ticket holders are free with an adult for the first and third concerts.

Late Night Shopping

Shop downtown St. Francisville on Thursday December 8 and 15th until 9pm at the following stores.  Open House, Candy Cane Pull  Don't Get Malled!!!

Patricks Jewelry, Bayou Pickers, Grandmothers Buttons, The Wine Parlor, A Few of my Favorite Things, Shanty Too, Sage Hill, Hillcrest, Trends Boutique, Hill Country Smokehouse, Femme Fatale, Bohemianville Antiques, Harrington Gallery, The Birdman. 

 

 



 

 
 

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Happenings

 
  The Holiday Season is right around the corner.  Enjoy these great events this weekend.

Can't wait to hear who the winner is from Vino in the Ville!!

 

Friday-November 11, 2011

Music at The Mag – Emily Branton

Friday November 11, 2011

"Vino in the Ville – The St. Francisville Rotary and the St. Francisville Women's Service League will host a wine tasting event on Friday, November 11th at 7:00pm in the Wyoming Plantation Barn. Vino in the Ville is a team event. Each team is made of 2 or 3 people. To participate, each team pays $60 to register and brings 3 bottles of the same wine (either a Pinot Grigio or a Pinot Noir). Your bottles are entered into the tasting pool and winners are rewarded with wine prizes. So, grab a friend and three bottles of your favorite wine, and join us as we raise our glass and raise funds for local philanthropies. Register at the door or in advance at www.womensserviceleague.com."

Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site
The Cotton Experience: Variable Dates September through November, 2011, 10 am-4 pm.  This brief encounter allows guests to experience the job of cotton picking.  During these months visitors are able to walk amongst rows of cotton plants, pluck bolls of cotton from the plants and complete this task by removing the seeds from the bolls.  Once the cotton is picked and deseeded, visitors can drop the cotton in an authentic "cotton sack." For more information, call 225-635-3110

Monday November 14, 2011

Blue Monday at the Birdman starring The Fugitive Poets

Food served from 5:30pm-7:30pm and music begins around 6:30pm

 

Saturday November 19, 2011 – Community Market

Join us in Parker Park from 9am until 1pm.  Music, Food and Great Art, Produce, Homemade Jewelry, Photography, Arrowheads, Ladies and Childrens Cloths, Hairbows and much more.

 

 

Monday November 21, 2011

Open Mic night at the Birdman

Saturday November 26, 2011

a special concert in our BirdMan Listening Room by:

LEE BARBER, with Bruce Golden  and our wonderful friends Jodi James and Heather Feierabend.   Lee is a wonderful musician, songwriter and artist (many of you have heard his music and seen his paintings before (he happens to be my extremely talented brother).  Lee is coming from Austin where he lives and his friend, percussionist Bruce Golden  is coming from Jackson Mississippi.  It is so much fun to watch these two play together!  Jodi and Heather will be singing some of their tunes together with some sweet harmonies-  I am anxious to hear that!!  $15.00 cover, there will be no food served for this listening room evening,  and our usual coffee shop fare will be available before, after and during the break.

 

 

 

 
 

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Hit the Send Button A Little to Quickly!!!!

 
  The weather is gorgeous and LSU meets ALABAMA, we do have some great events this weekend. 

 

Friday-November 4, 2011

Music at The Mag – United We Jam

Friday November 4, 2011

Laugh out Loud Benefit featuring Ginger Snapp with Dillion Liffick – Guitarist and Ron Spencer – Comedian.  Starting time is 7pm, Admission is free, Seating is limited.  Call The Myrtles Plantation for Reservations  225 635 6278.  Come out and eat, drink and support a good cause.

Saturday - November 5, 2011

Audubon State Historic Site, St. Francisville - Wheat's Tigers, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. A site ranger will give a talk and presentation on the famous "Wheat's Tigers" from New Orleans, their unique uniform, weapon demonstrations and camp life. For more information call 888-677-2838 toll free or 635-3739 locally.

Rockin On the Ridge

LSU vs ALABAMA game on the Big Screen, Dash Rip Rock, Best of the West Cooking Contest from 6:00pm until 10:00pm at Ridgecrest 9551 Myrtles Lane.  Tickets available at The Myrtles and Felcomm.  Benefiting Easter Seals Louisiana.  For more information call 225 245 1525.

 

Sunday – November 6, 2011 – Land Trust for Southeast Louisiana

 

Where:              Magnuson Hotel,  7059 US Highway 61, 1 Lakeside Drive,

                                      St. Francisville, LA 70775

 

When:             Sunday, November 6th

1:30 PM           Light Refreshments and Presentation

3:00 PM           Nature Hike at the home of Murrell Butler

What:               Brief presentation on recent activities followed by nature hike

Who:                All current and prospective members and anyone interested in conserving and

                        protecting the natural and agricultural heritage of southeast Louisiana            

Please RSVP to info@ltsl.org or call 985-276-8000.

Light refreshments will be served; Dress is casual & suitable for hiking.

The hike will be offered immediately following the meeting – contact us for the location if you wish to attend only the hike.  This is an easy hike, lasting about 45 min. to one hour.

Friday November 11, 2011

"Vino in the Ville – The St. Francisville Rotary and the St. Francisville Women's Service League will host a wine tasting event on Friday, November 11th at 7:00pm in the Wyoming Plantation Barn. Vino in the Ville is a team event. Each team is made of 2 or 3 people. To participate, each team pays $60 to register and brings 3 bottles of the same wine (either a Pinot Grigio or a Pinot Noir). Your bottles are entered into the tasting pool and winners are rewarded with wine prizes. So, grab a friend and three bottles of your favorite wine, and join us as we raise our glass and raise funds for local philanthropies. Register at the door or in advance at www.womensserviceleague.com."

Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site
The Cotton Experience: Variable Dates September through November, 2011, 10 am-4 pm.  This brief encounter allows guests to experience the job of cotton picking.  During these months visitors are able to walk amongst rows of cotton plants, pluck bolls of cotton from the plants and complete this task by removing the seeds from the bolls.  Once the cotton is picked and deseeded, visitors can drop the cotton in an authentic "cotton sack." For more information, call 225-635-3110

Monday November 14, 2011

Blue Monday at the Birdman starring The Fugitive Poets

Food served from 5:30pm-7:30pm and music begins around 6:30pm

 

Saturday November 19, 2011 – Community Market

Join us in Parker Park from 9am until 1pm.  Music, Food and Great Art, Produce, Homemade Jewelry, Photography, Arrowheads, Ladies and Childrens Cloths, Hairbows and much more.

Monday November 21, 2011

Open Mic night at the Birdman

Saturday November 26, 2011

a special concert in our BirdMan Listening Room by:

LEE BARBER, with Bruce Golden  and our wonderful friends Jodi James and Heather Feierabend.   Lee is a wonderful musician, songwriter and artist (many of you have heard his music and seen his paintings before (he happens to be my extremely talented brother).  Lee is coming from Austin where he lives and his friend, percussionist Bruce Golden  is coming from Jackson Mississippi.  It is so much fun to watch these two play together!  Jodi and Heather will be singing some of their tunes together with some sweet harmonies-  I am anxious to hear that!!  $15.00 cover, there will be no food served for this listening room evening,  and our usual coffee shop fare will be available before, after and during the break.

 
 

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