Every first Sunday of the month you can listen to the beautiful music of the Jan Smith Trio from 2:30-5pm at Blue Mountain Brewery.
Event Date: Sunday 7th of February 2010 02:33 PM
Location/Address: 9519 Critzers Shop Rd. (Rt. 151)
Contact Telephone Please call 540-456-8020 for more information
Buy a $5 beverage and keep the logo glass it comes in. All day!
Event Date: Thursday 4th of February 2010 01:25 PM
Location/Address: 9519 Critzers Shop Rd. (Rt. 151)
Contact Telephone Please call 540-456-8020 for more information
Join Trent Wagler & the Steel Wheels at Blue Mountain Brewery from 2:30-5pm. www.trentwagler.com
Event Date: Sunday 17th of January 2010 02:30 PM
Location/Address: 9519 Critzers Shop Rd. (Rt. 151)
Contact Telephone Please call 540-456-8020 for more information
Join us by the fire and listen to Paul Cataldo play some great folk music from 7-10 pm.
http://www.myspace.com/paulcataldo
Event Date: Friday 15th of January 2010 07:19 PM
Location/Address: 9519 Critzers Shop Rd. (Rt. 151)
Contact Telephone Please call 540-456-8020 for more information
Live Music Tonight! Eli Cook plays his solo show of rockin’ blues at Blue Mountain Brewery 7-10pm. Grab a warm pizza by the fire and listen. Hibernator Dopplebock is now on draft.
Event Date: Saturday 9th of January 2010 07:00 PM
Location/Address: 9519 Critzers Shop Rd. (Rt. 151)
Contact Telephone Please call 540-456-8020 for more information
Anti Federalist Jefferson’s presidency ended three years of Federalist rule under Washington and Adams. A Federalist majority in Congress during his first term however made for complications involving issues of Revolutionary War debt, a tenuous relationship with England, and French disruption of trade thru the Port of New Orleans. The birth of the two-party system, issues of Constitution versus commerce over the Louisiana Purchase, and International intrigue made for a volatile political atmosphere both locally and nationally. At the Nelson County High School Auditorium. $20 members, $25 nonmembers. Both performances: $30 members, $35 nonmenbers.
Event Date: Saturday 30th of January 2010 07:00 PM
Location/Address: Nelson County High School Auditorium
Contact Telephone Please call 434-325-7452 for more information
Jefferson had been unsuccessful in previous attempts to sponsor exploration of the western part of the continent. He believed, however, in a nation that stretched from “Sea to Shining Sea” and the Louisiana Purchase would represent the first opportunity to achieve his vision. This great president from neighboring Albemarle County, along with a young man named Meriwether Lewis, who grew up within sight of Monticello, led the way, supported by many of the families from today’s Nelson County. At the Nelson County High School Auditorium. $20 members, $25 nonmembers. Both performances: $30 members, $35 nonmenbers.
Event Date: Saturday 13th of Feburary 2010 07:00 PM
Location/Address: Nelson County High School Auditorium
Contact Telephone Please call 434-325-7452 for more information
Nelson County, Virginia
This past Thursday night, it was a dusting, not a biggie. On December 18th, 2 feet, a biggie! Either way, if you were a Nelson Mag Facebook friend, you knew instantly that Route 151 was blocked for almost 5 hours by a turkey truck with about 400 cars and their drivers stranded. Route 29 that night, you weren’t going anywhere. We knew because the folks in the mess were our Facebook friends. They were telling us live!
Facebook or Twitter, that’s up to the minute, next time you’ll know what everyone else knows! Live!
Nelson County, Virginia
Nelson County Public Schools (VA) will be operating on a 2 hour delayed schedule today, Friday, January 8, 2010 due to inclement weather.
Barely enough to say it snowed. That’s what fell last night across most portions of Nelson as a weak area of snow moved through the area. We got continual reports via our Nelson Mag Facebook page when the snow started, but no one reported any major snowfall.
The bigger story today into the weekend will be returning subfreezing temperatures combined with windy conditions.
By next week for the first time this year, temps will moderate significantly, nearing the mid and upper 40’s by late next week.
