Community Events
Enjoy a Delicious Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner in Front Royal
Get ready to flip some pancakes and enjoy a warm community gathering! The Front Royal United Women of Faith invite everyone to their Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner. This delightful event will be held at 6 pm on Tuesday, February 13th, in the Fellowship Hall of the Front Royal United Methodist Church, located at 1 West Main Street.
The menu promises a feast of flavors with pancakes, sausage, sausage gravy, baked apples, and beverages, including coffee and tea. This dinner is not only a chance to enjoy delicious food but also an opportunity to engage with the community in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The event is priced considerably to welcome families of all sizes. Children under 10 can enjoy the meal for just $4, and those under 3 eat for free. Youth and adults are welcome at $8 per person. Families living in the same household can relish this delightful meal for a maximum of $20.
All proceeds from the dinner will go towards missions for women and children, making it a meal that satisfies your appetite and contributes to a good cause.
To ensure everyone gets a spot at the table, attendees are encouraged to call the church office at 635-2935 by February 6th to reserve their seats.
This Shrove Tuesday, join the Front Royal community for an evening of good food, warm company, and the joy of giving back. Mark your calendars, and don’t miss out on this wonderful event!
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