Community Events
SHS Marching Band wants to know how well you slept last night
Skyline High School Marching Band is having a mattress sale fundraiser on Saturday, September 7, 2019, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Skyline High School (151 Skyline Vista Drive, Front Royal, Virginia). There will be over 30 models to try out at the school, including Pillow Top, Firm, Gel Memory Foam, Latex, Hybrids and Intellibed. Quality items with no middle man not only means great prices for you but also means great financial support of Skyline’s Marching Band Program.
In addition to mattresses for sale, there will also be pillows, sheets and massage chairs at unbelievably great prices. Delivery, pick-up and disposal of old mattresses will also be available options, as well as on-site financing.
Spread the word about this one-day event, and march on down to Skyline High School on Saturday, September 7, to make a sound purchase for a wonderful night’s sleep!
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