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HAPPENINGS: The newsletter to discover what's happening in St. Francisville and West Feliciana Parish. Periodically articles from the "Friends of St. Francisville" blog will be added to this newsletter. Following these article introductions you will find the most updated news on upcoming local events. A good source to find updates on festivals can also be found on the St. Francisville Festival website.
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What’s coming up in St. Francisville
Music at The Mag Friday- February 6th – Hard Drivin Lincolns
Friday – February 13th – Dale Sellars & Backroads
Friday-February 20th – Smokehouse
Friday-February 27th-Delta Drifters
TWEEN & TEENS AT THE LIBRARY – FEBRUARY EVENTS
YA CAFÉ BOOK CLUB – Thursday February 19 5pm-6pm
DIY – CRAYON ART – Thursday February 5 4pm-6pm
Limited to 10 people, bring your hair dryer
GAME NIGHT – Thursday February 12 5pm-6pm
MOVIE NIGHT – Saturday February 21 6pm-7:45pm THE GIVER
A CELEBRATION OF LITERATURE & ART’S READERS SERIES- Thursday-February 5th
Book Discussion with Moira Crone’s The Ice Garden
Readers, join in on the discussion of the exciting novel, The Ice Garden, which will be via Skype with the author Moira Crone. Moira is a participant in our upcoming Writers & Readers Symposium. The West Feliciana Parish Library has a list of discussion questions for you to consider as you read the book. West Feliciana Parish Library
JOIN US THIS WEEKEND FOR CHEF JON'S SPECIALS AT THE BLUFFS 2-5 TO 2-7 from 5 to 8pm
Appetizers:
Asian Marinated Crab Claws
Smoked Salmon with Fried Capers served on Home made Crostini’s and Dill Cream Cheese
Salads
Roasted Beets with Goat Cheese and Pine Nuts
Mixed Greens with Almonds with a Basil Vinaigrette Dressing
Soup
Roasted Asparagus
Entrees
Pulled Pork Torchon served with a Creole Coleslaw
Italian Shrimp Pasta served with a Side Salad
Desserts
New York Cheese Cake with Chambord Blackberries
King Cake Bread Pudding
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY – CARRIAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT
Kaine's Sweet Potato and Andouille Soup and Carriage House Sensation Salad
With choice of Entrees
Chicken Piccata over Angel Hair Pasta served with Citrus Grilled Asparagus
5 oz Filet Mignon and GRILLED 5 oz Lobster Tail with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus
Blacken Mahi Mahi with 3 Jumbo Shrimp served with Potato Au Gratin and Citrus Grilled Asparagus
With choice of Dessert
Our Signature White Chocolate Bread Pudding with Crown Royal White Chocolate Sauce
New York Style Cheesecake with Fresh ? Raspberry topping or Decadent Chocolate Mousse
Free Glass of Champagne with Each Entree's
39.99 Per Person/ $79.98per couple
Tax and Gratuity not included
ARTS FOR ALL – “IT TAKE TWO TO TANGO” Art Show – February 15th
ARTS FOR ALL invites all to participate in our annual Art challenge, exhibit, walking parade and pot luck event! There is nothing else like it anywhere!!
“It Takes Two to Tango”
ART SHOW! February 15th, 2015
Arts For All Studio on Commerce St. in St. Francisville
The challenge this year is to collaborate with another artist, OR ARTISTS: visual, written word, music, clay, etc. to create one work. The exhibit will take place on the afternoon of Sunday, February 14th, 2015 from noon until 4:00 at which time we will proceed in our annual “crazy fun walking parade” to BirdMan for a potluck dinner! Info at artsforall.felicianalocal.com or call Lynn at 225-721-1296 ALL ARE WELCOME!!
WRITERS & READERS SYMPOSIUM
The committee is excited to announce the 2015 featured authors for the Writers and Readers Symposium, award winners all: California mystery writer Abigail Padgett whose most recent book is set in St. Francisville, New Orleans novelist and short story writer Moira Crone, Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Hayman, and the gifted photographer/writer Richard Sexton whose latest release explores and illustrates with dreamy images the Creole connections of New Orleans with the Latin Caribbean. Moderating this day-long program of individual and panel discussions with audience participation will be Carolyn Thornton; authors mingle with guests during lunch and will have autographed books available for purchase.
Ava Hayman will teach a poetry workshop for Bains Elementary students on Friday, February 20, and she joins Abigail Padgett in presenting a writers’ workshop for more mature aspiring and professional authors the following week in a stimulating plantation setting. Other monthly programs leading up to the Writers and Readers Symposium are planned as well, the first being a free community Folk Music Open Mic at Hemingbough Sunday, October 19, from 4 to 6 p.m. (contact dayreaves@bellsouth.net). Dramatic readings and memoir readings will follow in December and January.
Tickets for the Writers and Readers Symposium: A Celebration of Literature and Art, will be available beginning in November, and those interested are encouraged to reserve early. For information on the photography exhibit and free monthly community events, contact Darlene Reaves (dayreaves@bellsouth.net); to volunteer, to engage speakers for book clubs and other organizations, and for additional information, contact Dr. Olivia Pass (oliviapass@bellsouth.net).
FELICIANAS SPRING SEMINAR SERIES - HOME GROUNDS
Tuesday-February 24th from 6pm-8:30pm Bedding plants for Landscape Color (Dan Gill)
Nuisance Wildlife (Dr. Don Reed)
Thursday-February 26th from 6pm-8:30pm Mulches & Composting (Miles Brashier)
Drought-Resistant Landscaping (Andre Brock)
New Location – the West Feliciana Parish Library on Burnett Rd. Free Admission, Door Prizes & Refreshments provided. Andre Brock abrock@agcenter.lsu.edu (225) 635-3614 Booby Bingham bbingham@agcenter.lsu.edu
WRITERS WORKSHOP – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 9AM-4PM at Butler Greenwood Plantation
Louisiana Poet Laureate Ava Leavell Hayman and award-winning novelist Abigail Padgett join forces to help existing and aspiring writers hone their writing skills. Both writers will lead participants in writing activities and exercises. Writers are invited to bring samples of their work for critiquing. This workshop is designed to help participants identify, polish and (for works in prose) ultimately learn how to get their stories published. Beginners are especially welcome! Lunch is provided , limited to 20 persons $125.00. For additional information contact Dr. Olivia Pass
(oliviapass@bellsouth.net)
ARTS FOR ALL HOSTS:
February 28-March 1- Encaustic workshop by Kat Fitzpatrick 9:00 – 4:00 both days $300 for the weekend . For more information see our website artsforall.felicianalocal.com
ROSEDOWN PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE – FEBRUARY EVENTS
Black History Month Display at Rosed own SHS: Month of February, 10 am-4 pm. In celebration of Black History Month, Rosedown will mount a display in the gift shop conference room honoring the lives and accomplishments of African-Americans. The exhibit will feature pictures, brief biographies and music of African-Americans who had an influence on history. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.
Garden Tour Fridays at Rosedown SHS: February 6, 2015, 10 am. A guided walking tour of the historic Rosedown Gardens and Outbuildings. Program occurs every first Friday of each month. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.
African and Caribbean Influence in Southern Antebellum Cooking at Rosedown SHS: February 14, 2015, 11 am -2 pm. In recognition/celebration of Black History Month, State Parks Staff will discuss and demonstrate the tremendous influence of African and Caribbean peoples to the cooking heritage of the Antebellum South. Visitors will receive printed menus and recipes of all dishes prepared during this demonstration, highlighting the specific African and Caribbean influences in each recipe. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.311 O locally.
Enslaved Life at Rosedown: February 28, 2015, 11 am. An overview of the history of African-American enslavement, specifically in Louisiana, followed by a more detailed look into enslaved life at Rosedown. The layout of the plantation, including outbuildings, home sites, work areas and fields will be discussed. Also discussed will be the duties and accomplishments of the inhabitants of Rosedown, including a walking tour of outbuildings on the grounds. For more information call 888.376.1867 toll free or 635.3110 locally.
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