Have yourself a merry little Christmas at….
An Old-Fashioned Beverly Christmas
Saturday, December 3, 2005
Beverly Historic District
Shopping and Activities All Day - Beginning at 10:00 a.m.
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Have yourself a merry little Christmas at…. An Old-Fashioned Beverly Christmas
Saturday, December 3, 2005 Beverly Historic District Shopping and Activities All Day - Beginning at 10:00 a.m.
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Live Christmas Music throughout the day
Victorian Santa visiting the Beverly shops.
“An Irish Country Christmas” 4 pm at the Hill Building. Living historian Patty Cooper becomes an Irish immigrant who remembers life in the old country at this wonderful time of the year.
Christmas Village Display – The timeless pastime of the Christmas Village on display compliments of Beverly resident Richard Evan’s personal collection. $1 Donation to HBP. Hill Building.
Beverly Presbyterian Women’s Annual Christmas Luncheon and Bazaar 11 am – 2 pm –Hearty soups, salads, sandwiches and deserts for a hot homemade lunch! Also homemade gift baskets.
Special fireside readings of the 1863 Christmas letter of the Chenoweth family Saturday evening – for times and reservations contact: 636-2650 (seating assurance by reservation)
Randolph County Historic Society Museum – Special living history in the Stalnaker Log Cabin and off-season opening of the museum.
What’s happening? tours of the Beverly Heritage Center restoration project in the Beverly Bank and Courthouse.
Shops – most shops open 10 – 6, with refreshments, specials, and holiday cheer!
The Goff House Weaving and Textile Studio – Traditional fiber arts – Loom weaving, spinning, quilting and more in a unique historic setting – demonstrations and sales – great gift shopping.
Cornucopia – Deck your halls this season with unique home décor and great gift items! Candles, wreaths, ornaments and more in one of Beverly’s premier specialty shops!
Lemuel Chenoweth House Antiques – Antiques make great gifts!
Yarn & Co. – New specialty shop in the Beverly area featuring specialty yarns, classes, and supplies -- Located on Country Club Road just off Route 250/219.
Blue Hole Country Treasures – Fine Appalachian Wood working and furniture. Another new neighbors just on the outskirts of town on 250/219
Rich Mountain / Historic Beverly Visitor Center – Unique period, local history and Civil War gifts for the history buff in your family! Special year-end discounts.
We welcome one and all to enjoy the charm of our town this holiday season!
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For additional information contact 637-7424 |
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