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- Virginia Opera presents THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT in Norfolk
Norfolk: Nov. 20.
- Friday's Over the Patio at James River Cellars
Glen Allen: Nov. 20.
- Cheroenhaka Nottoway Indian Corn Harvest Fall Festival School Day
Virginia Beach: Nov. 20.
- Olde Towne Arts & Antiques 13th Annual Open House
Portsmouth: Nov. 20.
- Blow Your Own Ornament at Sunspots
Staunton: Nov. 20.
- Capital of the Confederacy Civil War Show
Richmond: Nov. 21.
- James River Plantation Thanksgiving Progressive Candlelight Tour
Williamsburg: Nov. 21.
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A Map of Scenic Roads in Virginia
We've long been reminded that "getting there is half the fun". Drive on Virginia's scenic roads and you'll find that "getting there" is a pleasure unto itself.
Veer off the interstate and take a Virginia Byway or a Federal Scenic Highway. Not only will you go slower, sometimes you'll find yourself going backward in time as you traverse areas rich in history, steeped in beauty and alive with nature.
When you see the colorful Virginia Byway sign, you're invited to places where beauty beckons or where your car becomes a time machine, taking you back a century or two to see the way we really were.
Get your free copy today by going to the Virginia Department of Transportation website at http://www.vdot.virginia.gov/programs/prog-byways.asp.
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