A casual, waterfront outdoor music series held at Holly Point Nature Park at Deltaville Maritime Museum.  The alfresco concert and stage overlooks Mill Creek.  This is a “bring your own lawn chair, cooler and picnic” event. If you don’t have time to pack a picnic, food concessions are available at the Tea House.

The summer concert series line-up:

May 25th – Ray Pittman (Beach &  Soul) and Bobby Messano (Billboard Guitarist)

June 22- Paige Melton (Classic Folk) and Tom Euler Band (Scorchin’ Blues)

July 27 – Sincerely Iris (“On the Road”) and Steve Bassett Band (All the Favs)

Aug 24 – Clayton Neal (Singer/Songwriter) and Stuck on a Name (Reggae)

Aug 31 –  TBA and Josh Walker Quartet (Sharon Rae North)

Sept 28 – TBA and Rappahannock Crossing (Bluegrass)

Gates will always be open 1 hr before the concerts for picnicking.  5:00-6:00 Opener and 6:00-8:00 pm Featured Band

Rain or Shine – In the event of rain, the concert will be moved to the pavilion

$10.00/Advance Tickets $15/Gate  Children 12 years and under FREE.
Ticket information call (804) 776-7200
email: office@deltavillemuseum.com

https://www.deltavillemuseum.com/events/

•  Join us for the Holly Point Farmer’s Market that morning from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm for same Groovin’ dates

THE FABULOUS HUBCAPS™…  one of the most sought after Oldies Rock`n Roll Dance and Show Groups in the country…  Since their beginnings in 1974 as ‘Harvey Hubcap and the Do Ron Ron’, they have set the standard for musical quality and entertainment showmanship unmatched anywhere…

In a typical Hubcaps show, you not only hear the best of the “Classics” but you see many of your favorite artists dressed in costume delivering to you a dynamic show, the best on tour…  Where else can you see Elvis, Little Richard, Connie Francis, Whitney Houston, Frank Sinatra, The Platters, Elton John, Rod Stewart, Willie Nelson, The Beach Boys, Junior Walker, The Temptations, Tina Turner, Patsy Cline, The Flamingos, Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs, The Jive Five, and so many more artists appearing on one stage in a single night for your total enjoyment…?  Only The Hubcaps can perform such a unique and spirited show…! The Fabulous Hubcaps are committed to taking you there again and again, as you can never get your fill of your first love…

Special guests Stones throw is an acoustic music duo made up of Jeff Green of Hayes, Virginia and Eddie Terrell of Yorktown, Virginia. Jeff and Eddie have been friends for over 20 years and playing together for several years now as a duo and as a part of a full electric rock.

There will be food and beverage vendors on site. Please no dogs, coolers, or outside beverages. Don’t forget your blanket or lawn chair to sit on.

To buy tickets visit https://kilmarnockva.ticketleap.com

This is a ticketed event at $10 per person and children under the age of 5 are free with a paying adult.

Please visit http://wwwkilmarnockva.com/kilmarnock-town-park for more information.

Karl Werne started out entertaining the Hampton Roads area of Virginia when he was 16. Eight years w/ The Lewis McGehee Group and four years w/ his own Instant Karma made him a local favorite. A highlight of that time was performing in the opening act on Bruce Hornsby’s “The Way It Is” tour.

In 1995, Karl teamed up with saxophonist, Eddie Williams, a partnership that would prove to have a profound impact. Now playing acoustic guitar, this new creative exploration of improvisation would shape a unique sound later complimented by some of the area’s finest musicians, including electric guitarist Curtis Eley, TR3 drummer Dan Martier, jazz professor John Toomey on piano and Scott Slay from Big Virginia Sky on mandolin, to name a few.

Come wine down at GLC by the fire or on the wrap-around porch; listen to live music by Bob Wilson who always fills the dance floor; and order some great food from Byrd’s Seafood (food truck).

Virginia Shellphish Coalition is an acoustic trio delivering an Americana and Roots Music vibe to their arrangements of classic rock, country, bluegrass, jazz, blues, and guess what…. Americana! Dave Crumpler has played countless acoustic venues from Williamsburg to Virginia Beach since 2002, and between 100 and 140 shows a year since 2009. Mike Glass was lead flat picker and singer with Americana string quartet The Delvers. Jay Shenk played viola also with The Delvers. Together, the trio performs crowd pleasing acoustic arrangements of time tested favorites.

The Shellphish would love to work with you in bringing quality acoustic entertainment to your venue. They will work hard to promote your venue, connect musically with your patrons, and have a good old time playing the acoustic music they love. The reason for being is doing, and The Shellphish do love to perform acoustic music!

Dave, Mike and Jay are a strong presence on the local music scene. Each show offers a chance to display their love for acoustic music. Using an eclectic play list of over 200 songs (including classic rock, alt & modern rock, Americana, bluegrass, Irish pub songs, several Spanish language songs and select originals), they tailor the music to the crowd on hand. Mike’s spot-on flat picking makes a perfect pairing for their arrangements. Jay delivers superb viola arrangements on melody, lead licks and solos. Dave’s acoustic style blends cross-picking, finger style, flat picking and rhythm techniques with influence early on from James Taylor and Neil Young.

Dave and Mike have been friends on the local music scene for years. From 2012 to 2013 Dave transitioned to the acoustic duo format with tenor sax player Mike Sykes until Sykes took a leave of absence with the birth of his new son. Beginning 2014, Mike teamed up with Dave playing to great crowd response, pushing them to further promote this duo in 2015. With Jay often sitting in at the duo gigs, the guys in a seemingly natural evolution formed Virginia Shellphish Coalition!

Mike Glass graduated VCU with a degree in Music Education and by day is a public school music teacher. As Accounting Controller for a local small business, Dave recognizes the fiscal impact and importance of offering live acoustic entertainment to your customers. Jay works in a local family business in Newport News. Yes, they have day jobs.

Join the The 606 Featuring The Quays and Walkabout Creek as they welcome these bands to the stage.

The Kilmarnock Farmers Market at Town Center Park is a traditional farm to table and bay to table market. The vision of this market is to create a place where fresh items from the farms and bay are available for our community by our community.

The markets will be held the 4th Saturday of each month, starting in May and running until October. The market will have vendors who sell the highest qualities of meats, seafood, vegetables, fruits, bakery items and farmers market worthy products.

Check Town Centre Park’s Facebook page before each market to see what will be offered at that market!

Holly Point Nature Park is a tranquil backdrop for the Farmers Market each fourth Saturday in the months of May – September.  Stroll the park for local veggies and fruits, honey, artisan cheeses, fresh baked breads, flowers and plants, art, handmade clothing, jewelry, soaps and more!  The park has walking trails, a pier, free creek cruises, kayak launch and a children’s garden.    Learn all about boat building and seafaring way of life at the Deltaville Maritime Museum.  Bilz Bistro offers good eats and drinks at the tea house and a shaded picnic area.

Check out all the Farmer’s Market Days:  May 25,  June 22, July 27, August 24 and September 28

Join us for Groovin’ in the Park waterfront summer concert series the same evening from 5-8:00 pm

May 25 – Ray Pittman and Bobby Messano (Billboard guitarist)

June 22 – Paige Melton and Tom Euler Band (Scorchin’ Blues)

July 27 – Sincerely Iris and Steve Bassett Band

August 24 – Clayton Neal and Stuck on a Name (Reggae)

August 31- TBA and Josh Walker Quartet

September 28- TBA and Rappahannock Crossing (Bluegrass)

This workshop will include:

•  10:30-11:50 AM  Wind Haven Farm Tour and Harvesting Demonstration 
• 12-1 PM Sandwich Lunch provided by The River Market. 
• 1-3 PM Sneeds Nursery and Florist provides design instruction.  Attendees will then create their own flower arrangement to take home. 
• Vases will be provided as part of the workshop price.    
• Attendees will choose their own flowers and purchase them the day of.  We will be accepting checks and credit cards. 

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The price for this workshop is  $120.00 Per Person.
Please follow this link to SNEEDS’ WEBSITE to sign up and purchase this experience.
We are not quite ready to have sign ups yet, we are finalizing the details.  We hope to get this completed this week, but we wanted you to be able to see a basic outline in advance.
 Bring a copy of your receipt the day of.  We need at least ten people to make this workshop run, please tell all your flower and garden loving friends.  If we do not get at least ten sign ups then the cost of the workshop will be refunded.   

Some Notes:
Please wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear as the ground is uneven in places.

This workshop will run rain or shine.  If it is raining please dress accordingly and bring umbrellas.  We will make the farm tour shorter and then bring attendees inside to the community center where we will talk in more detail about the farm and our story.  Then we will proceed with the rest of the workshop as planned.

If you would like to learn more about Sneeds Nursery and Florist follow this link.

Please Contact Us if you have any questions regarding this workshop.

A casual, waterfront outdoor music series held at Holly Point Nature Park at Deltaville Maritime Museum.  The alfresco concert and stage overlooks Mill Creek.  This is a “bring your own lawn chair, cooler and picnic” event. If you don’t have time to pack a picnic, food concessions are available at the Tea House.

The summer concert series line-up:

May 25th – Ray Pittman (Beach &  Soul) and Bobby Messano (Billboard Guitarist)

June 22- Paige Melton (Classic Folk) and Tom Euler Band (Scorchin’ Blues)

July 27 – Sincerely Iris (“On the Road”) and Steve Bassett Band (All the Favs)

Aug 24 – Clayton Neal (Singer/Songwriter) and Stuck on a Name (Reggae)

Aug 31 –  TBA and Josh Walker Quartet (Sharon Rae North)

Sept 28 – TBA and Rappahannock Crossing (Bluegrass)

Gates will always be open 1 hr before the concerts for picnicking.  5:00-6:00 Opener and 6:00-8:00 pm Featured Band

Rain or Shine – In the event of rain, the concert will be moved to the pavilion

$10.00/Advance Tickets $15/Gate  Children 12 years and under FREE.
Ticket information call (804) 776-7200
email: office@deltavillemuseum.com

https://www.deltavillemuseum.com/events/

•  Join us for the Holly Point Farmer’s Market that morning from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm for same Groovin’ dates

Every Sunday during the summer, we’ll offer sangria (by the glass) until it’s all gone.

Equally exciting is that each week, the recipe will feature a different GLC wine, and we’ll offer the recipe to visitors.

So, pack a picnic or light snack and hang out on the porch.

The singer/songwriter was born and raised in the Anthracite Coal Region of  Northeast Pennsylvania.  The blue-collar towns of the once vibrant valley nestled in Pennsylvania’s slice of the Appalachian Mountains was a compelling backdrop for the young artist’s narrative and poetic songwriting style.  An old soul at heart,  Jacob found a sense of comfort in performing and writing.  Learning to play blues and Folk with his father while being influenced by classic rock and grunge made for a unique evolution in writing, composition and storytelling.  Touching on observational themes from first-hand experiences brings a distinct intimacy to the songs audiences relate to and appreciate.

Mike Glass graduated VCU with a degree in Music Education and by day is a public school music teacher. As Accounting Controller for a local small business, Dave recognizes the fiscal impact and importance of offering live acoustic entertainment to your customers. Jay works in a local family business in Newport News. Yes, they have day jobs.

Come wine down at GLC by the fire or on the wrap-around porch; listen to live music by Bob Wilson who always fills the dance floor; and order some great food from Byrd’s Seafood (food truck).

Tray Eppes is a talented multi-instrumentalist who has been performing for audiences since he was twelve years old. While playing the guitar and harmonica, Tray uses his bluesy vocal style to interpret many of the popular songs from the last 50 years along with his original compositions.

Tray is now performing with his wife Jo Ann on bass. They are currently working on a new collection of original songs. They have all the tools necessary to entertain a wide variety of audiences. A great sound system, a tremendous song list, a strong stage presence and a great work ethic.

All music events are from 8:00pm to 10:30pm. No reservations. For more information on the lineup, please click here.

Weekly Schedule of Events
Competitor Gates Open: 3pm
Spectator Gates Open: 5pm
Drivers Meeting: 5:45pm
Hot Lap Qualifying: 6:30pm
Driver Registration / Pit Pass Window Closes: 6:30pm
Racing: 8pm

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Steve Owens and Summertime walked away from the 2012 Carolina Beach Music Awards as a winner of the “Favorite New Artist of the Year” category. The awards show was held in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on Sunday, November 11 and featured musical performances by several popular beach music bands including Steve Owens and Summertime. SOaS had received numerous nominations after only one year since the band’s formation.

2014 Cammy Nominations

– Steve Owens was nominated for Male Vocalist and Entertainer of the Year

-“Second Time Around” CD released by Steve Owens and Summertime in the Summer of 2014 is on the ballot for Group Album of the Year.

– “I just Want to Satisfy” a #1 song from Steve Owens and Summertime is nominated for Song of the Year as well as Smoothie of the Year.

– Jay Jenkins, Keith Houston, and Steve Owens are nominated for Producers of the Year for their work on Steve Owens and Summertime’s CD Second Time Around. Keith Houston was also nominated in the Engineer category for this project.

– Grant Leggett Production manager/FOH tech received a well deserved nomination in the Live Production category.- Robin Woodard lead guitar player is on the ballot for the third year in a row for Instrumentalist of the Year

Along with the Steve Owens & Summertime, Shag instructors will be on hand to help you learn the steps and move to the music. We will also have Greg Howell- The Shaggin’ DJ spinning the best Beach music before the concert and during all of the breaks. This is an event no one wants to miss!

Tickets are only $20.00 for a night full of dance, laughs and fun!

Food vendors and adult beverages will be sold during this event. Please no dogs or coolers.

Get your tickets today: kilmarnockva.ticketleap.com

The Kilmarnock Brewhaus will feature Dave Crumpler a.k.a Super Dave on Saturday, June 29h,  Show starts at 7:30!

Every Sunday during the summer, we’ll offer sangria (by the glass) until it’s all gone.

Equally exciting is that each week, the recipe will feature a different GLC wine, and we’ll offer the recipe to visitors.

So, pack a picnic or light snack and hang out on the porch.

Tour of Historic Church View Home

Join the Middlesex County Museum and Historical Society on Sunday, June 30, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for a tour of Church View’s most prominent structure. Built in 1913, for more than a hundred years this stately house with the wraparound porch located on the curve at Church View has greeted persons traveling through Middlesex County on Route 17.  Owned by Mary Lynn Landgraf and Bill Budd, it is now Southern Sighs Inn. (See http://southernsighsinn.com/)

The home and nearby Dragon Run Country Store were built by George Northam using beautiful cypress lumber harvested from the flats of the Dragon Run located at the headwaters of the Piankatank River. The Northam family was heavily engaged in the lumber industry and shipped wood, including cypress, to Baltimore for sale around the country and for export. The Budd-Landgraf team purchased the home in 2016 and they have undertaken substantial renovations while remaining true to the original architectural style.

The home features beautiful hardwood floors, handcrafted French and Afghan Orientals, and fireplaces with gas logs. The guest rooms and common spaces feature a combination of period-specific art and furnishings. Ms. Landfraf has decorated the house with a blend of European style and Southern sensibility. Of special interest are the several themed rooms: one, The Greenbrier Room, pays homage to designer Dorothy Draper’s interiors at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, while another, the Russian Romance Room, offers a hint of the glory days of Imperial Russia.

Visitors will have the opportunity to tour the house and grounds and to enjoy light refreshments. Tickets for the tour are $15 and may be purchased on the Museum’s website, middlesexmuseum.com, or by mailing a check made payable to Middlesex Museum to P.O. Box 121 Saluda, VA 23149. Tickets may also be purchased at Southern Sighs on the day of the tour. Southern Sighs is located at 35 Wares Bridge Road, Church View, Virginia, 23032. The Museum is pleased to highlight the preservation of one of Middlesex County’s fine old buildings.  Proceeds from the tour will benefit the Museum.