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Town Tip Thursday: High Tea with Mrs. Claus!-Event Cancelled
Santa needed Mrs Claus at the North Pole earlier than expected to help with production, so she had to cancel the tea event scheduled for Saturday.
Town Tip Thursday, A WHAT MATTERS Initiative
HIGH TEA with MRS. CLAUS!
This announcement can’t wait for Thursday, and spreading holiday cheer can’t wait for December! Bring the children for an event to remember with Mrs. Santa Claus this Saturday, October 27th, and enjoy high tea at the Vine & Leaf in Royal Plaza shopping center! Enjoy crustless sandwiches, scones, chocolates and other treats along with a variety of freshly steeped loose-leaf teas served in china teacups. Wear a ladies hat from the collection or try on some beads and boas to complete the feel of this high tea experience. Bring your Christmas wish list and have it reach Santa by special courier! Have your picture taken with Mrs. Claus – right before she returns to the North Pole to help with the holiday preparations!
- 2 serving times: 10am and 3pm.
- A portion of the proceeds will benefit local and international charities!
- Tickets and information available on this Facebook Event Page.
VINE & LEAF
477 South St. | Front Royal, VA 22630
Originally opened as a tea and chocolate shop, The Vine & Leaf has a wine shop and café, serving wine by the bottle or glass! It also offers a fabulous gift shop area! Hours: 9am-6pm
A WHAT MATTERS INITIATIVE
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