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Christmas at the 1800 Farm
- Dates: December 15, 2023
- Times: 5pm - 8pm
- Admission: Free
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Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
20 Museum Drive
Ferrum, VA 24088 - Visit Website
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Join us at the 1800s Blue Ridge Farm Museum for a traditional Christmas in the Blue Ridge! We will have cookies, cider, and a variety of vendors selling Christmas gifts at the pavilion. The Farm House will be open and the farm will be lit with lanterns. This annual event is FREE and open to the public.
Be sure to check out our Facebook page for more updates on this event.
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Christmas at the 1800 Farm
- 20 Museum Drive
- Ferrum, VA 24088
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- Blue Ridge Institute & Museum
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