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Firelight Friday at Barren Ridge Vineyards

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barren-ridge-vineyardsFirelight Friday
Friday, November 15, 2013
7-10 pm, $10 Admission

barren ridge vineyards is hosting its monthly Third Friday night event this coming Friday with live music, award winning wines and spectacular views.

Call by the previous Tuesday to order a full catered meal ($15), or feel free to bring a picnic.  Admission can be paid at the door – reserved tables are available for pre-paid parties of 8+.

barren ridge vineyards
984 Barrenridge Road
Fishersville, va  22939
540-248-3300
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

 

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