This dynamic
vocals/guitar duo from
the Shenandoah Valley
gives new meaning to the
word "eclectic" - don't
label them, just listen!
They do it all, from
creating fresh
arrangements of jazz
standards, to
reinventing pop/rock
tunes with their unique
style, to presenting
their own original
material. If you
haven't heard them,
you're missing out on
some great musical
conversation.
Audiences all across
Virginia rave about this
duo - come and hear for
yourself why. Audio
clips can be heard at
www.jenniferkirkland.net.
Upcoming Events
For more information please call Barns of Rose Hill, 540-955-2004
TICKET SALES for Events at Barns of Rose Hill
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January 15 - March 2,
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Ongoing Exhibits "Art from Earth: Works in Clay by the Shenandoah Potters Guild. Miniature Wooden Structures designed & built by Robert Cross".
For more information
please call Barns of Rose Hill:
540-955-2004. Barns of Rose Hill • 95 Chalmers Court • Berryville, Virginia. |
February 11, 2012 TICKET SALES for Events at Barns of Rose Hill Website: www.jenniferkirkland.net
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February 12, 2012 TICKET SALES for Events at Barns of Rose Hill |
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February 18, 2012
Website:
www.cheickhamala.com Website:
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February 24, 2012 We will be serving popcorn, beer, wine, water and coffee. We will show monthly films through May, collaborating with Magic Lantern Theater in Winchester. At last, interesting, thought-provoking films close to home. MOVIE TRAILER TICKET SALES for Events at Barns of Rose Hill |
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February 25, 2012 Website: www.billythompsonmusic.com TICKET SALES for Events at Barns of Rose Hill |
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Past Events
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January 29, 2012 |
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January 28, 2012
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“Blue Ridge Hospice & Barns of
Rose Hill proudly Present a Special Benefit Performance by
Where's Aubrey” |
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December 30, 2011
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December 18, 2011
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December 4, 2011
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November 26, 2011 Website: www.goldenbutterband.com
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November 4, 2011
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November 12, 2011
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November 13, 2011
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October 28, 2011 |
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October 29, 2011 DOWNLOAD APPLICATION |
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October 29, 2011 Website: www.oldskoolwebsite.com |
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October 9, 2011 |
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Sept 6-11, 2011 DOWNLOAD THE FLYER |
The Barns of Rose Hill - GRAND
OPENING |
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August 27, 2011 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
Saturday August 27 The Barns of Rose Hill will
host its First Musical Showcase featuring Dry Mill Road -
Americana Bluegrass Band;
Hot Club Millwood with
Guest Musicians Danny Knicely & Aimee Curl
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Gypsy Django Jazz Tunes;
& The Frozen Iguanas -
Acoustic Folk Rock!
7:30 PM. $10 Admission. |
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July 18, 2011 - A
LETTER |
Hello, Susan and friends: Out of the crush and excitement of Friday's inaugural concert, I want to congratulate you all again on creating such a welcoming and useful space at the Barns. We were all really stunned at the care and thought that has gone into the project. You have created a very comfortable and accessible space that I expect to become a place to reinforce and build a sense of community that is stronger and more open using the common ground of the arts which all human beings share. I've been a touring professional working in community-based arts centers and programs for more than 25 years and I've seen a lot of works-in-progress (and a lot of building failures). So often, all the resources are focused on the building and the programming is ignored. You all seem to have been firmly committed to creating spaces to serve and to be used. I look forward to watching your efforts bear fruit in the community there and to working with you in the future. My best wishes, and more, congratulations. I know how hard won a victory like this can be. You won't get much rest, but I hope you'll get to celebrate like crazy in September! Fond regards, Scott Ainslie |
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July 15, 2011 |
The Barns of
Rose Hill is very excited to announce its first concert in the
Barns, 95 Chalmers Court, Berryville, Virginia! The First Barns
Blues Bash featuring The Millwood Blues Week All Stars: Danny
Knicely, Scott Ainslie, Ralph Gordon, Danny Gotham, and Rob Soper
will be held Friday July 15 at 7:00 pm in the Great Hall. Admission
is $20. This is the 14th year that Chip Schutte has
hosted the Blues Week in Millwood. The instructors and students come
from all over the country, as far away as California and Iowa. |
June 11, 2011 |
The Barns of Rose Hill 6th Annual Auction Gala Our Sixth Annual Silent and Live Auction Gala, our largest annual fundraising event, will be held at The Millwood Country Club, on June 11, 2011. Last year, approximately 150 people enjoyed fine food and refreshments while searching for that perfect piece of art or auction treasure, which raised almost $28,000!
For more information please contact us:
info@barnsofrosehill.org or phone 540-955-2004. |
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March 19, 2011 DOWNLOAD FLYER PRESS RELEASE |
“The Barns
of Rose Hill Invite You to Celebrate Spring with Madeline MacNeil”
It's been said that Madeline MacNeil's audiences hold their collective breath as the last notes of her songs drift into the tableau of stages large and small. Since 1972, when she began performing in Virginia's Shenandoah National Park, Madeline's goal has always been to bring listeners into the song. Her interest in stories first brought the mountain and hammered dulcimers to her attention, for they are part of this country's musical history and the heritage of other countries before they arrived here. This is part of Madeline's treasure as a performer: she sings and tells the stories with her beautiful voice and exceptional dulcimer skills. Her recording career began in 1983 and now includes more than a dozen independent releases, including tributes to her heritage on Songs Of Earth and Sea and her love of jazz on As Time Goes By. Heart's Ease (classical and Celtic music featuring the hammered dulcimer) won an Indie for string music from NAIRD while Christmas Comes Anew was a finalist for this coveted award. Her recording of "Shenandoah" has been used extensively in Public Television productions as well as part of the Apple Tour in the Winchester, Virginia area. |
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January 23, 2011 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
Barns of
Rose Hill
First Annual Meeting |
October 30, 2010  |
Barns of Rose Hill Halloween Dance
The Millwood Country Club will be
transformed into a haunted house for The Barns of
Rose Hill annual Halloween dance. Tickets - $35/person, $70/couple;
$45/person, $90/couple at the door
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REVIEW:
A ghoulishly good time was had by all at the Barns of Rose Hill
Fourth Annual Haunting Halloween Dance on October 30. Music by the
band, Olds-Kool - Classic Rock & Blues had folks dancing all night
long. The costumes were amazing & very creative from the glamorous
to the very scary – many witches – from ugly to beautiful, several
cowboys, beauty queens, cartoon characters, movie characters, etc.
It was a very successful evening for the Barns, netting about
$2,300. Many thanks to the committee including Barbara Batterton,
Wendy Clatterbuck, Paula Hite Le Duigou, Joanna Levi, Candy Means,
Alex & Stephanie McKay, Ross Mulry, Caroline Roberts, Linda Roberts,
Sue Ross & Carol Sullivan for all their assistance with set up &
providing the tasty refreshments. The bartending team of Frank Lee &
Stan Kerns did a magnificent job, and a special thanks to Eddie
Leake for all of his help.
Several
folks were honored including The 3 Blind Mice and the Butcher’s
Wife, Tippy Hedren from “The Birds”, and Mrs. Roy Batterton for
being a real trooper.
October 16, 2010 |
The Barns of Rose Hill & The Roots of American Music present Folk Music Revival of the 1950’s & 1960’s with William and Mary 7:30 PM Grace Episcopal Church Chapel, 110 North Church Street, Berryville. Admission: $10 at the door. William (Bill Johnston) and Mary (Mary Knupp) explore the impact of major performers of the folk revival in helping preserve much of our rich musical heritage by making it palatable to the modern ear. The program shows the foundations laid by Pete Seeger and Woodie Guthrie and their influence on the major performers of the folk boom in the late 50’s and 60’s, including the Kingston Trio, Joan Baez, Peter, Paul, and Mary, and Odetta. Two themes in the program are the rise of the "singer-songwriter" and the notion of a "folk sound." The program also serves to demonstrate the role of folk music in the Civil Rights Movement. The program contains a timeline of the events of the period. Saturday October 16 – REVIEW: The Barns of Rose Hill & The Roots of American Music presented a Folk Music Revival of the 1950’s & 1960’s with William and Mary at the Grace Episcopal Church Chapel in Berryville in a “coffee house atmosphere”, also sponsored by Bob and Nina Randolph. William (Bill Johnston) and Mary (Mary Knupp) explored the impact of major performers of the folk revival in helping preserve much of our rich musical heritage by making it palatable to the modern ear. Bill explained the foundations laid by Pete Seeger and Woodie Guthrie and their influence on the major performers of the folk boom in the late 50’s and 60’s, including the Kingston Trio; Joan Baez; Peter, Paul, and Mary; and Odetta. Two themes in the program were the rise of the "singer-songwriter" and the notion of a "folk sound." The program also demonstrated the role of folk music in the Civil Rights Movement and contained a timeline of the events of the period. Throughout the evening the audience also participated in singing along as most everyone was very familiar with the songs. William and Mary received a standing ovation from the enthusiastic audience. Special thanks to the following volunteers, Fabrice and Paula LeDuigou, Jean King, Lynn Welch, and the sound masters – Mike and Sandy Masquith. |
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September 25 & 26, 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER  |
Third Annual Clarke County Studio Tour |
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September 25, 2010 DOWNLOAD ENTRY FORM |
Barn Again 5K Run & Walk to benefit The Barns All ages encouraged to come out for this 3.1-mile outing.
The 5K course consists of an out-and-back loop from 101 Chalmers Court
(the Joint Government Center) in Berryville, down East Main Street and
First Street. |
September 24, 2010 (Photograph by Dennis Wise) |
The
Barns of Rose Hill Presents The Photographs of John Lewis and Dennis
Wise 7:00 PM Claytonville Farm, 574 Clay Hill Road, Millwood, Virginia. $75 per person
Cocktails & Hors d’Oeuvres |
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September 12, 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
The Barns of Rose Hill presents a Reading and Book Signing by award-winning Middleburg Mystery Writer Jan Neuharth for her new thriller, The Kill, on Sunday September 12 at 5:00 PM. Wine reception to follow.
The John H. Enders Volunteer
Fire Company Social Hall, 9 South Buckmarsh
Street, Berryville, Virginia. The Kill
is Jan’s third thriller in a series about murder and mayhem in Virginia
hunt country. Jan Neuharth's highly acclaimed
Hunt Country
Suspense Novels capture the
colorful lifestyle of the old-money, tweedy, horsey community of
Middleburg, Virginia, just outside Washington, DC. The fast-paced plots
twist and turn through the historic countryside, carrying readers
on gripping rides packed with murder, scandal, vengeance, and love—and
oh yes, horses! "Whether a gripping read for the sporting enthusiast or
a vicarious journey into the world of hunting and hounds for non-riders
everywhere,
The Kill
will keep you turning the pages toward its killer of a conclusion."
In & Around Horse Country. |
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July 31, 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER Where's Aubrey Website Special "open rehearsal" by Where's Aubrey on Friday, July 30, 3PM, Berryville News Stand on Main Street! |
Where's Aubrey -
Live Concert of all Original music, Featuring Songs from the new CD
blue21a to Benefit The Barns of Rose Hill
For more information please call The Barns of Rose Hill, 540-955-7093. |
June 12, 2010 AUCTION GALA SPONSORS 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER LOOK WHO'S DONATING Photo by:  |
The Barns of Rose Hill 5th Annual Auction Gala Thank You from The Barns of Rose Hill The Barns of Rose Hill held its Fifth Annual Auction Gala on Saturday, June 12 with over 110 paying guests. Thanks to our strong community support, our volunteers, and a diverse selection of silent and live auction items, all of which were 100% donations, the Barns will add $27,500 to our capital campaign. Highlights of the evening were the auctioning and re-gifting of Geneva Jackson’s Fresh Orange Italian Crème Cake which resulted in donations totaling $805 and the announcement by President Diana Kincannon that the groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on July 12th. Please come so we may thank you again. The Barns of Rose Hill has achieved success by refusing to fail --- and that success is shared by our donors, our friends, our volunteers, our community and our local government.
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March 13, 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER
Eve Watters’s website:
www.evewatters.com |
Especially to celebrate St. Patrick - |
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FILM &
FILMMAKERS FOCUS ON HISTORY & RACE IN “MOVING MIDWAY” |
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January 7, 2010 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
The Barns of Rose Hill Benefit Performance of DOUBT at WLT
a
parable written by John Patrick Shanley & directed by M. Scott Wood.
Wine & Cheese Reception – 7:30 PM - Curtain – 8:00 PM Winchester Little
Theatre 315 W. Boscawen Street, Winchester. Tickets $25 All proceeds to
benefit The Barns of Rose Hill. |
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Photo by: The Barns of Rose Hill is a nonprofit organization raising funds to restore two barns in Berryville’s Rose Hill Park for service as a community and arts center. For information about the Barns, visit www.barnsofrosehill.org or call 955-7093. |
REVIEW of Barns of Rose
Hill Concert - Two By Candlelight The
Barns of Rose Hill celebrated the holiday season by offering its first
annual Christmas Concert, Two by Candlelight featuring Duo Caluda, on
Sunday December 6th. Elizabeth and Glenn Caluda generously
performed their musical selections reflecting the winterscape and Yule
season as a benefit for The Barns.An attentive audience of over 60 people filled The Chapel at Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville and embraced Elizabeth and Glenn Caluda’s charm and style reflected in their introductions and interpretations of the music presented for the evening. Elizabeth Caluda played compositions by various composers capturing the beauty and solemnity of winter, one aptly titled Footsteps in the Snow. Glenn Caluda offered a historical perspective on the guitar as he gave masterful performances on reproductions of period guitars. Five Variations on “Greensleeves” and the Caluda’s closing Flamenco piece, Introduction and Fandango, featuring Glenn Caluda, brought the audience to a standing ovation The Chapel, elegantly decorated with seasonal greens accented by glowing candles, enhanced the interplay of the two instruments. Guests enjoyed an abundant reception table with wassail, wine and light fare. The concert, presented by The Barns of Rose Hill, concluded a weekend of holiday festivities in Berryville: the annual Christmas Parade sponsored by the Clarke County Ruritans and Berryville Main Street’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting. |
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December 6, 2009 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
Barns of Rose
Hill Concert - Two By Candlelight |
October 31, 2009 |
A Haunting
Halloween Dance Questions/costume suggestions please call: 540-837-2128. |
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July 24, 2009 MIKE DOWLING WEBSITE ROOTS OF AMERICAN MUSIC WEBSITE |
Roots of American Music Barns of Rose Hill Benefit
Program |
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June 27 & 28, 2009 REGISTRATION FORM |
Second Annual
Clarke County Studio Tour |
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June 13, 2009 AUCTION GALA SPONSORS 2009 FULL-SIZED GALA FLYER Photo Gallery of the Event - |
The Barns of Rose Hill 4th Annual Auction Gala |
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May 9 & 10, 2009 |
Barns To Participate in Blandy
Garden Fair |
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April 19, 2009 DOWNLOAD FLYER |
Documentary
film "Shenandoah: Voices of the River" |
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January 31, 2009 For More Information: click here |
“Coming
to the Table: Creating a New Legacy” |
November 16, 2008 |
Fall
Reading Series
Showcasing visual, literary, ceramic,
and textile work by
Clarke County Artists
Duo Caluda to Perform in Berryville On Saturday
evening, November 1, Drs. Elizabeth and Glenn Caluda will offer a
program of beautiful music featuring compositions for piano and
guitar at Grace Episcopal Chapel on North Church Street in
Berryville. The Chapel’s size and acoustics for such a program are
excellent, and the evening will also offer a wine reception. The
program is sponsored by The Barns of Rose Hill and is made possible
by a grant from the Marion Park Lewis Foundation. Elizabeth
and Glenn Caluda are both on the faculty of the Shenandoah
Conservatory of Shenandoah University in Winchester. Glenn joined
the faculty in 1975 and Elizabeth in 1978. They perform together as
Duo Caluda and have been featured on concert series at Loyola
University in Baltimore, Rowan University in New Jersey, and the
Philadelphia Guitar Society. Their
repertoire spans over 200 years of music, from the baroque to the
twentieth century, including pieces composed especially for them.
They will comment about the composers, the historic period
represented, the style of the works, performance practices, and the
history and development of the piano and the guitar. Glenn will
demonstrate the evolution of the guitar by playing on a variety of
period instruments. Admission is
$10 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens. The program
will begin at 7:30 PM. For more information, call The Barns of Rose
Hill at (540) 955-7093, or visit
www.barnsofrosehill.org. "Ghouls & Goblins
Halloween Dance"
Saturday, 8:00 PM "Two Valley Poets"
Sunday, 4:00 PM Fall Reading Series
Sunday, 4:00 PM
"World Class Blues - Boyce,
VA"
8:30AM - Noon
Grace
Episcopal Church
The
Barns of Rose Hill and Blue Ridge Hospice Community Program:
Benefit Concert
for The Barns of Rose
Hill Featuring
www.wheresaubrey.com
Concert admission
will be $10 per adult at the door
Advance tickets will
be available at JV Music in Berryville.
“EarthFest
in Rose Hill Park & the Barns of Rose Hill”
“Arts Festival -
Pottery Show & Sale & Demonstrations”
10:00
am - 4:00 pm Fortune Island Pottery, 994 Crums Church Road Berryville,
Virginia. Sponsored by Shenandoah Potters Guild & Barns of Rose Hill.
There will be a wood kiln firing demonstration, plus
lots of great new
pottery and other art available.
Refreshments available for purchase.
January 21 & 24, 2008 The Barns of
Rose Hill to Host Public Screenings of Documentary
on Desegregation in the Shenandoah Valley
October
6, 2007
The Barns of Rose Hill and Berryville
Main Street Present
Please join Dance Master Tom Spilsbury
on
Friday, September 7, 2007 from 8:00
o’clock to 11o’clock
Music by Julie Gorka, Becky Ross, and
Bruce Edwards
May 11, 2007
Local Businesses Support Hospice/Barns Conference in Berryville
Local individuals
and businesses supporting the event include:
$1,000, Hazen Wilson; $200-$250, The
Battletown Inn, Farland Capital, Inc., First
Bank of Strasburg, Mercer Oil, SunTrust
Mortgage, Berryville; $150, BB&T,
Berryville, Broy & Son Pump Service,
Carter+Burton Architecture, Hobert & Kerr,
PC, Jim Barb Realty, Inc., Veramar Vineyard,
Winchester Medical Center Foundation, Yount,
Hyde & Barbour, PC; and contributing
supporters, Bon Matin, Costco, Food Lion,
Martin's, Starbucks, The Daily Grind, Light
House Restaurant, Main Street Bistro,
Sponseller's Florist, and Winchester Book
Gallery.
Sponsored by The
Barns of Rose Hill and Blue Ridge Hospice,
the event represents a collaborative effort
between the two local organizations. Members
of The Barns are working to restore several
old structures to revitalized space as a
community-based center for the arts in
Berryville's downtown area. Now celebrating
its 25th year, Blue Ridge Hospice
serves the City of Winchester, Frederick,
Clarke, Page, Shenandoah, Warren and western
Loudoun counties by making quality
end-of-life care available, as well as
offering support to those affected by grief
and loss.
To help explain
end-of-life decisions to patients and
families, the speaker put his experiences to
print, publishing several books on the
subject. Hank Dunn's Hard Choices for
Loving People has more than two
million copies in print and is being used
nationwide in hospitals, hospice
communities, and nursing homes. Dunn's
second booklet, Light in the Shadows:
Meditations while Living with a
Life-Threatening Illness, is now in its
second edition.
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