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Game Night Open Tailgate – Join us for a soccer game and a tailgating party!

Stuart Hall Varsity Boys Soccer v. Perry McClure

April 13 – 5:30 PM – Stuart Hall Athletic Fields (corner of Commerce and Statler Blvd)

 

Middle and High School Visit Day – Prospective students & families can visit classrooms and take a tour!

April 18 – 8:30 AM – until  –  235 West Frederick St., Staunton

RSVP [email protected] or call 540-213-7774.

 

StuART Hall presents an Evening of Fine Arts – Join us for a night of visual art, music, and theatre.

Enjoy student artwork and speak with Barbara Holt, Visual Art Director, and the student artists. Then stay for the musical, Children of Eden by Stephen Schwartz & John Caird. After the play, plan for a “talk back” with Brett Sullivan Santry, Stuart Hall Theatre Director, Andrew MacDanel, Music Director, along with the cast & crew.

April 20 – 6:30 PM – Art Exhibit

7:30 PM – Children of Eden – King Theatre

235 West Frederick St., Staunton

 

Children of Eden – by Stephen Schwartz & John Caird.

The musical is based on the Book of Genesis and tells the story of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, and Noah and the Flood. While using the Bible as a plot source, it is really a story of parents and children.

April 19, 20, 21 – every night at 7:30 PM – King Theatre of Stuart Hall




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