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SUMMARY:Fall Art Tour
DESCRIPTION:RAAC’s annual Fall Art Tour is celebrating 21 years on the weekend of November 7 and 8. Studios and galleries will be open 10AM-5PM each day. This FREE premier Virginia event features over 80 artists and a self-guided\, scenic tour of more than 30 Rappahannock County studios and galleries. Each year\, visitors come from near and far to explore our bucolic villages and back-roads\, meet the artists and take in the diversity of the art–painting\, photography\, pottery\, sculpture\, jewelry\, stained glass\, woodworking\, bookbinding and more–on this weekend heightened by peak fall colors. \nThe Tour’s Main Gallery\, located at 567 Mount Salem Avenue\, Washington\, VA is a great place to start the Tour experience\, with a preview of every Tour venue! Tour maps will be available online one week prior to the Tour. For more information\, visit https://fallarttour.org.
URL:https://www.raac.org/upcoming-events/fall-art-tour/
CATEGORIES:RAAC Events
ORGANIZER;CN="Rappahannock Association for Arts and Community":MAILTO:theater@raac.org
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SUMMARY:The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe
DESCRIPTION:On December 5\, 11\, and 13\, RAAC is bringing the magic of C.S. Lewis’ classic tale\, The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the stage at Rappahannock County High School as part of its RAAC on Tour series while our usual home\, the Little Washington Theatre\, is undergoing renovations. \nClick here to purchase tickets. \nAbout the PlayIn our modern world full of stories of fantasy\, science fiction\, alternative universes\, and super heroes\, C S Lewis’ 1950 novel The Lion\, the Witch\, and the Wardrobe holds a remarkable presence in the imaginations of young people and even adults. When RAAC held auditions for its December production of a stage adaption of the book\, we had a record number of auditioners\, including those traveling from beyond our usual catchment areas. \nOf the seven books in The Chronicles of Narnia\, this one was the first published and remains the best beloved. Lewis wrote in the introduction that it was created for his goddaughter\, acknowledging that she may have aged out of reading young adult fantasy during its longer than expected creation\, but in hopes that she would read it to her children and possibly pick it up again later in life. \nLewis had tolerated his fellow Oxford don’s mockery for his interest in fantastical stories for children but came into his own after accepting a post at Cambridge. His own life as a scholar is perhaps best known for his authorship of multiple works of Christian “apologetics” and wrestling with the problem of suffering. During WWII\, the BBC commissioned him to create weekly broadcasts to inspire and encourage the British populace as it suffered destruction\, loss of its sons in foreign fields\, and the deprivations of total war. Lion Witch and Wardrobe begins with the four children who are the focus of the story being sent away from the German blitz of London to stay in an old estate further north. Possibly one and half million English children were relocated from urban areas during the conflict. \nIn the old house\, the children discover a door to another world. No multiverses or string-theory hard science is involved in these tales by a literature professor\, similarly to those of his friend and colleague JRR Tolkein. This is magic. The religious overtones are unavoidable\, with the noble talking lion allowing himself to be sacrificed for an innocent\, but families of all faiths have enjoyed the story. In fact\, Lewis’ theosophy is nearly heretical in his own tradition\, postulating contending forces of good and evil. \nThe excitement and appeal of the story has infected not only the cast of this production; a much enlarged RAAC crew and family members are working long hours with creative enthusiasm to assure a holiday show like no other in our strong tradition. Come visit us in Narnia and experience the wonder\, an adventure of a lifetime\, and a lot of fun. \nShows will be Saturday\, December 5 (3 pm)\, Friday\, December 11 (7 pm) and Sunday\, December 13 (3 pm). Tickets ($20 for adults\, $5 for children 18 and under). \nClick here to purchase tickets. \n 
URL:https://www.raac.org/upcoming-events/the-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe/
LOCATION:Rappahannock County High School\, 12576 Lee Hwy\, Washington\, 22747\, United States
CATEGORIES:RAAC Events,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Rappahannock Association for Arts and Community":MAILTO:theater@raac.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261211T190000
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SUMMARY:The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe
DESCRIPTION:On December 5\, 11\, and 13\, RAAC is bringing the magic of C.S. Lewis’ classic tale\, The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the stage at Rappahannock County High School as part of its RAAC on Tour series while our usual home\, the Little Washington Theatre\, is undergoing renovations. \nClick here to purchase tickets. \nAbout the PlayIn our modern world full of stories of fantasy\, science fiction\, alternative universes\, and super heroes\, C S Lewis’ 1950 novel The Lion\, the Witch\, and the Wardrobe holds a remarkable presence in the imaginations of young people and even adults. When RAAC held auditions for its December production of a stage adaption of the book\, we had a record number of auditioners\, including those traveling from beyond our usual catchment areas. \nOf the seven books in The Chronicles of Narnia\, this one was the first published and remains the best beloved. Lewis wrote in the introduction that it was created for his goddaughter\, acknowledging that she may have aged out of reading young adult fantasy during its longer than expected creation\, but in hopes that she would read it to her children and possibly pick it up again later in life. \nLewis had tolerated his fellow Oxford don’s mockery for his interest in fantastical stories for children but came into his own after accepting a post at Cambridge. His own life as a scholar is perhaps best known for his authorship of multiple works of Christian “apologetics” and wrestling with the problem of suffering. During WWII\, the BBC commissioned him to create weekly broadcasts to inspire and encourage the British populace as it suffered destruction\, loss of its sons in foreign fields\, and the deprivations of total war. Lion Witch and Wardrobe begins with the four children who are the focus of the story being sent away from the German blitz of London to stay in an old estate further north. Possibly one and half million English children were relocated from urban areas during the conflict. \nIn the old house\, the children discover a door to another world. No multiverses or string-theory hard science is involved in these tales by a literature professor\, similarly to those of his friend and colleague JRR Tolkein. This is magic. The religious overtones are unavoidable\, with the noble talking lion allowing himself to be sacrificed for an innocent\, but families of all faiths have enjoyed the story. In fact\, Lewis’ theosophy is nearly heretical in his own tradition\, postulating contending forces of good and evil. \nThe excitement and appeal of the story has infected not only the cast of this production; a much enlarged RAAC crew and family members are working long hours with creative enthusiasm to assure a holiday show like no other in our strong tradition. Come visit us in Narnia and experience the wonder\, an adventure of a lifetime\, and a lot of fun. \nShows will be Saturday\, December 5 (3 pm)\, Friday\, December 11 (7 pm) and Sunday\, December 13 (3 pm). Tickets ($20 for adults\, $5 for children 18 and under). \nClick here to purchase tickets. \n 
URL:https://www.raac.org/upcoming-events/the-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe-2/
LOCATION:Rappahannock County High School\, 12576 Lee Hwy\, Washington\, 22747\, United States
CATEGORIES:RAAC Events,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Rappahannock Association for Arts and Community":MAILTO:theater@raac.org
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SUMMARY:The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe
DESCRIPTION:On December 5\, 11\, and 13\, RAAC is bringing the magic of C.S. Lewis’ classic tale\, The Lion\, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the stage at Rappahannock County High School as part of its RAAC on Tour series while our usual home\, the Little Washington Theatre\, is undergoing renovations. \nClick here to purchase tickets. \nAbout the PlayIn our modern world full of stories of fantasy\, science fiction\, alternative universes\, and super heroes\, C S Lewis’ 1950 novel The Lion\, the Witch\, and the Wardrobe holds a remarkable presence in the imaginations of young people and even adults. When RAAC held auditions for its December production of a stage adaption of the book\, we had a record number of auditioners\, including those traveling from beyond our usual catchment areas. \nOf the seven books in The Chronicles of Narnia\, this one was the first published and remains the best beloved. Lewis wrote in the introduction that it was created for his goddaughter\, acknowledging that she may have aged out of reading young adult fantasy during its longer than expected creation\, but in hopes that she would read it to her children and possibly pick it up again later in life. \nLewis had tolerated his fellow Oxford don’s mockery for his interest in fantastical stories for children but came into his own after accepting a post at Cambridge. His own life as a scholar is perhaps best known for his authorship of multiple works of Christian “apologetics” and wrestling with the problem of suffering. During WWII\, the BBC commissioned him to create weekly broadcasts to inspire and encourage the British populace as it suffered destruction\, loss of its sons in foreign fields\, and the deprivations of total war. Lion Witch and Wardrobe begins with the four children who are the focus of the story being sent away from the German blitz of London to stay in an old estate further north. Possibly one and half million English children were relocated from urban areas during the conflict. \nIn the old house\, the children discover a door to another world. No multiverses or string-theory hard science is involved in these tales by a literature professor\, similarly to those of his friend and colleague JRR Tolkein. This is magic. The religious overtones are unavoidable\, with the noble talking lion allowing himself to be sacrificed for an innocent\, but families of all faiths have enjoyed the story. In fact\, Lewis’ theosophy is nearly heretical in his own tradition\, postulating contending forces of good and evil. \nThe excitement and appeal of the story has infected not only the cast of this production; a much enlarged RAAC crew and family members are working long hours with creative enthusiasm to assure a holiday show like no other in our strong tradition. Come visit us in Narnia and experience the wonder\, an adventure of a lifetime\, and a lot of fun. \nShows will be Saturday\, December 5 (3 pm)\, Friday\, December 11 (7 pm) and Sunday\, December 13 (3 pm). Tickets ($20 for adults\, $5 for children 18 and under). \nClick here to purchase tickets. \n 
URL:https://www.raac.org/upcoming-events/the-lion-the-witch-and-the-wardrobe-3/
LOCATION:Rappahannock County High School\, 12576 Lee Hwy\, Washington\, 22747\, United States
CATEGORIES:RAAC Events,Theatre
ORGANIZER;CN="Rappahannock Association for Arts and Community":MAILTO:theater@raac.org
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