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Tinsel Trail Holiday Open House
- Dates: December 6, 2024
- Times: 6pm - 9pm
- Admission: Free
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Botetourt County Historical Society & Museum
Location: Botetourt County Historical Society, Inc.
26 E. Main St.
Fincastle, VA 24090 - Phone: (540) 473-0148
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As the Botetourt Chamber of Commerce kicks off their 5th annual Tinsel Trail, be sure to stop by the museum! We will be hosting our annual Holiday Open House from 6-9:00pm. The galleries will be open and some tasty treats available.
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Tinsel Trail Holiday Open House
- 26 E. Main St.
- Fincastle, VA 24090
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- Botetourt County Historical Society, Inc.
- Free
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