CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Celebrate the New Year and Close Out the Decade with your friends at Seven Sisters Brewery! We’ll countdown to the New Year with you and have your favorite craft beer on tap! Jonah Carden hits the stage at 8 p.m. and is with us until the ball drops at midnight!

**COSTUME CONTEST ALERT**
We’ll also have a costume contest with prizes! Wear your favorite costume or favorite memento from the decade that has been (2010 to 2019)! Whether it’s dressing like backpack kid, mimicking your favorite challenge the whole evening, showing off your finger mustache, or breaking out those old Silly Bands – It all goes! The Seven Sisters crew will select their favorite costumes/ideas/themes and then rely upon a crowd vote to determine the winner. Winners will be announced following the turning of the clock at midnight (roughly probably 12:15) and receive Seven Sisters Swag and Gifts as prizes!

See the Facebook event for more information.

This fundraiser will be taking place in the basement Bingo Room of the 4th St. Civic Center in Downtown Wytheville. Children and adults ages 10 and up may purchase tickets to attend this event. This fundraiser is being put together to raise funds for the Ladies Homestead Gathering of Wythe County. The women of the Ladies Homestead Gathering meet monthly to share knowledge about all things related to living a self sustaining lifestyle. This is includes, but is not limited to, gardening, canning, animal husbandry, bee keeping, home remedies and so much more! Please join us for an afternoon of painting to support this wonderful organization and its efforts in promoting a sustainable lifestyle within our community.

Mission Statement: Share Knowledge. Build Community. Grow Friendships. Purpose: Empower Women Through Homesteading. Who is a Homesteader? Those who do at HOME , in STEAD of going to the store.

16×20 Canvas

Age 10+

A traditional Scottish Burns Supper at Oracle Bookstore – Saturday Jan. 25th at 7pm.

All over the world Scots celebrate the birth of their national poet, Robert Burns(1759-1796) around the end of January and this time Wytheville will be part of it. Friends of Oracle Books are welcome to join us for bagpipes, toasts, songs and poems. There will be traditional food as well – haggis, neeps and tatties, and cranachan. Our piper will greet folks at the door from 6.30pm, the haggis will be addressed in Burns’ words at 7pm, food will then be served followed by the ‘immortal memory’, the toast to the lassies and response, songs and more piping.
Space will be very limited. It is highly recommended that you RSVP to reserve a seat at the table. Because of the cost of this special event will be requesting donations to help us pay the piper and cover the cost of food. You wont want to miss this. We look forward to seeing you.