Community Events
1st Annual Spring Bazaar at Skyline High School

The Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program (CBI) is hosting the 1st Annual Spring Bazaar in the high school cafeteria, April 6th from 9am – 2pm! There will be approximately 30 vendors participating ranging from arts & crafts, home-based businesses to concessions and more. Po’ Greens Catering will be donating proceeds from their sales to the class!
1st Annual Spring Bazaar
- April 6, 2019 | 9am – 2pm | Skyline High School Cafeteria
- Arts & Crafts, Home-Based Businesses, Concessions and more!
- Approximately 30 vendors!
- CLICK HERE to download the Registration Form.
- CLICK HERE to visit their Facebook event page.
Color Street Nails, Thirty-One, Tupperware, Scentsy, Paparazzi, Avon, Pampered Chef, RADA Cutlery, Angel Star, Karine Joncas Skin Care, and many vendors featuring handcrafted items!
*This event benefits the Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program. The Skyline High School Community Based Instruction Program (CBI) is designed for students that need instruction in functional and daily living skills. Community Based Instruction (CBI) is educational instruction in naturally occurring community environments providing students “real life experiences”. The goal is to provide a variety of hands on learning opportunities at all age levels to help students acquire the skills to live in the world today.
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Blue Ridge Arts Council unveils 2023 Gazebo Gatherings Summer Concert Series lineup
The Blue Ridge Arts Council is once again ushering in the summer with the much-awaited 2023 Gazebo Gatherings Summer Concert Series. The event, held at the Gazebo in Downtown Front Royal, Virginia, will feature an eclectic mix of genres from classical to rock, pop to folk, and even a tribute to the Beatles.
Starting Thursday, June 15, at 7:00 pm, the American Legion Community Band will take the stage, sponsored by the local American Legion Post 1830. The band will kick off the concert series with a vibrant evening of marches to movie scores, classics to pop.
Following this are more Thursday evening performances featuring a variety of talented musicians and bands. On June 22, enjoy the versatile guitar arrangements from Joe Martin, spanning rock, jazz, and classical genres. June 29 sees Spam Risk, a new duo with the familiar sounds of Reno Vaughan and Mark Clay, promising a captivating evening.
July brings with it a rich list of performers, starting with The Sidemen, who pledge to keep their music true to rock and roll roots. ‘For the Love of Linda’ honors the timeless music of Linda Ronstadt on July 13. The Dan James Band, a group of local Appalachian musicians, will serenade the audience with their alternative-folk-rock tunes on July 20.
As summer peaks, the end of July and August bring more unique performances. Opposite Shores delivers easy-listening, soulful vocal harmonies, followed by the country/folk band Smoke & The Poet, inspired by red dirt country and roots music. Rich Follett delivers feel-good folk on August 10, while Ryan Jewel enchants with his rich baritone vocals and authentic songwriting on August 17. Wrapping up the concert series on August 24 is Vinyl Tracks with an all-Beatles tribute show.
Presented by Blue Ridge Arts Council and sponsored in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the County of Warren, and the Town of Front Royal, the Gazebo Gatherings Summer Concert Series is a must-visit event of the season. Keep an eye out for concert weather updates on the Blue Ridge Arts Facebook page.
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Samuels Public Library hosts renowned Bigfoot researcher, Mike Familant, for an exciting evening of exploration and discussion
For those fascinated by the elusive and mysterious creature known as Bigfoot, an upcoming event at Samuels Public Library promises to be a captivating experience. On Thursday, June 15, 2023, at 6:00 pm, renowned Bigfoot researcher, producer, and lead investigator Mike Familant will be sharing his insights and expertise with eager attendees. Organized by “In the Shadow of Big Red Eye” and Samuels Public Library, this event offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of Sasquatch and learn about the ongoing search for this legendary creature.
Mike Familant, hailing from NorthWest New Jersey, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. As a full-time Bigfoot researcher, he has dedicated countless hours to investigating sightings and exploring potential habitats for Sasquatch. His work has been showcased in the popular series “In the Shadow of Big Red Eye,” where the team travels to locations known or believed to be suitable habitats for Bigfoot.
The focus of Familant’s presentation at Samuels Public Library will be on the basics of Bigfoot research and investigation techniques. Attendees can expect to gain insights into the intricacies of evidence collection, analysis, and the methodologies employed in the pursuit of uncovering the truth about Bigfoot. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this event promises to provide a comprehensive overview of the search for the legendary creature.
“In the Shadow of Big Red Eye” is a captivating series that has garnered a dedicated following. Through their investigations, the team aims to shed light on the enigmatic nature of Bigfoot while employing scientific methods to explore its existence. With a focus on research techniques, evidence, and analysis, the show offers a balanced and informed approach to the subject matter.
Apart from the informative presentation, attendees at the event will have a chance to win a Bonus Bigfoot Basket as part of the Adult Summer Reading raffle. This exciting opportunity adds an extra layer of excitement to the evening, enticing participants to engage in further exploration and research beyond the event itself.
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Shop for a Cause: Find bargains and support United Women in Faith at Front Royal United Methodist Church’s indoor yard sale
Front Royal United Methodist Church is gearing up to host its highly anticipated indoor yard sale, offering a treasure trove of gently used household items, small furniture, jewelry, toys, and children’s clothing. This exciting event will take place on Friday, June 16th, from 9 am to 3 pm, and Saturday, June 17th, from 9 am to 2 pm in the church’s spacious Fellowship Hall. Not only will attendees have the opportunity to score fantastic deals on a wide variety of items, but their purchases will also contribute to the noble missions of United Women in Faith (formerly United Methodist Women), which focus on empowering and supporting women and children in need.
The Front Royal United Methodist Church’s Fellowship Hall, located at 1 West Main Street, Front Royal, VA, will serve as the perfect venue for this community event. Its spacious layout ensures a comfortable shopping experience for visitors, allowing them to browse through the various items at their leisure. With the event’s duration spanning two days, attendees can plan their visit accordingly and take their time exploring the wide array of merchandise available.
Mark your calendars for the Front Royal United Methodist Church’s indoor yard sale on June 16th and 17th. Not only will you have the opportunity to shop for great bargains and discover unique treasures, but your participation will also make a meaningful impact on the lives of women and children in need. By supporting United Women in Faith’s missions, you help provide crucial resources and empower individuals within the community. Join us at 1 West Main Street in Front Royal, VA, and together, let’s make a difference.
For more information, call 540-635-2935.
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Red White & Block Party: A vibrant celebration in Front Royal
Community spirit and family fun come together in an exciting event planned for this summer in Front Royal, Virginia. The Town of Front Royal, in collaboration with the Front Royal-Warren County Chamber of Commerce, is proud to announce the “Red White & Block Party.” This open invitation extends to all, from the locals to the visitors, igniting a warm sense of camaraderie in the heart of this historical town.
The Block Party, set for Saturday, July 1, from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm, will take place at the Main Street Gazebo, a landmark that serves as the centerpiece for community gatherings. True to the nature of this event, it is designed to be a FREE, family-friendly celebration. From fun kids’ activities to the rhythm of a live DJ, it promises to be a memorable day for all attendees.
The full spectrum of the planned activities is still under wraps, with more exciting details to be revealed as we approach the event date. But one thing is certain – the atmosphere will be festive, the spirit will be inclusive, and the gazebo will be vibrant with community bonding.
In essence, the Red White & Block Party is more than just a summer celebration – it is a testament to the communal values that define Front Royal and Warren County. As the event approaches, locals and visitors alike are encouraged to stay tuned for more information, plan their family outings, and gear up for a delightful day under the summer sky.
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Discover solutions for teeth clenching and grinding at free seminar with Dr. Zunka
Have you noticed yourself clenching and grinding your teeth more often lately? You’re not alone. The incidence of teeth clenching and grinding has skyrocketed by a staggering 400% since March 2020, according to recent data. To shed light on this concerning trend and offer practical solutions, Dr. Craig Zunka, a renowned dental expert, will be hosting a free seminar discussing the latest information on tooth clenching and grinding.
Taking place on Thursday, June 22, 2023, at 6:30 pm, the seminar will be held at Samuel’s Public Library located at 330 E. Criser Road in Front Royal. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the causes of teeth clenching and grinding, as well as discover effective strategies to alleviate this condition.
Dr. Zunka, a Diplomat of the American Board of Homeopathy in Dentistry, is a distinguished dental practitioner with extensive expertise in holistic dental care. As a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry and the Academy of Stress and Chronic Disease, he brings a comprehensive approach to addressing dental issues. His knowledge extends to cranial osteopathy, dental esthetics, and the impact of stress and anxiety on oral health.
During the seminar, Dr. Zunka will delve into various factors contributing to teeth clenching and grinding. It will be revealed that calcium deficiency can play a role, making it essential to maintain adequate calcium levels for optimal oral health. Additionally, tooth clenching and grinding can serve as potential symptom of Lyme disease, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive medical assessments. Inactivity and sedentary lifestyles have also been associated with increased instances of clenching and grinding. Furthermore, the profound influence of stress and anxiety as significant contributing factors will be highlighted.
In addition to providing valuable insights, Dr. Zunka’s seminar aims to equip attendees with actionable steps to mitigate teeth clenching and grinding. By understanding the underlying causes, individuals can implement effective measures to alleviate this condition and preserve their oral health.
To make the evening even more rewarding, the first 20 attendees will receive complimentary gift bags filled with oral health essentials. This gesture demonstrates Dr. Zunka’s commitment to supporting the community’s oral well-being.
For further information about the seminar or to reserve your spot, please contact Dr. Zunka’s office at (540)-635-3610. Additional details can be found on Dr. Zunka’s website at www.craigzunkadds.com or by visiting their Facebook page.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and take proactive steps toward addressing tooth clenching and grinding. Join Dr. Craig Zunka at Samuel’s Public Library on June 22nd and embark on your journey to improved oral health.
Contact: Dr. Craig Zunka’s Office Phone: (540)-635-3610 Website: www.craigzunkadds.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/craigzunkadds
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Harmony for Habitat: Warren County supports housing efforts with free gospel event
Front Royal, a hub of cultural diversity, is gearing up to welcome all for a day filled with melodious tunes and camaraderie on Saturday, June 10, 2023. This exciting event is being orchestrated by the Faith Relations Committee of the Warren County Habitat for Humanity.
Taking place from 11 am to 6 pm at the Main Street Gazebo in downtown Front Royal, this complimentary event promises a fusion of captivating vocal renditions and dance performances sure to leave audiences both entertained and inspired.
An impressive roster of local talents and ensembles from the wider region will take to the stage. The lineup includes “Voices of Zion,” hailing from Middleburg, “Dr. Diane Newman & Edified” from Manassas, and Front Royal’s very own “Servant’s Heart and Hands – LifePoint Outreach Team” and “A Heart of Worship Dance Ministry” from Embassy Deliverance & Worship Center. Also joining the musical spectacle are solo performers Donnie Carter, Meade Skelton, and David Clanagan from Love & Faithfulness Church.
Adding to the richness of the event, the “Unity Choir” from Rappahannock, “Rev. Gerald Patterson & the Voices of Triumph” from Washington, D.C., and “Mini Voices of Grace” from Stephens City will lend their voices to the choir. Front Royal’s own DJ, 3N1 Gospel Sound, will keep the day lively with an array of gospel melodies.
This gathering offers a splendid opportunity for community members to unite and relish their collective passion for gospel music and dance in a picturesque open-air locale. With an array of gifted groups and soloists on the schedule, participants can anticipate a spirited, engaging day filled with harmony, rhythmic expression, and communal connection.
Don’t let this opportunity to witness a spectacular exposition of passion and talent pass you by. Invite your companions, prepare a picnic, and join the Faith Relations Committee of the Warren County Habitat for Humanity for this joyous celebration of gospel music and dance at the Gazebo on Main Street in Front Royal.