1. The Festival Of Cultures
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The Festival Of Cultures features dance, art and food from all around the world. There are crafts, storytelling and exhibits. (more…)
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5 Louisa Main Street Businesses You Have to Visit!
1. The Fabric Hut & Gift Gallery
203 W Main St. Louisa, Virginia 23093Facebook | Photo: Fabric Hut & Gift Gallery FB
The Fabric Hut and Gift Gallery, located on main street in the Town of Louisa is celebrating its 42nd year of business this month! Don’t let the name deceive you: not only do they offer a wide array of different fabrics, but also gifts ranging from Willow Tree Friends, flags, locally made goods, and more. Teachers and Senior citizens receive 10% discount everyday as well as free gift wrapping for all customers! Make sure to look out for their open house this fall on the 1st Friday and Saturday in December! -
You Know You’re A CVillian When…
1. You Find Yourself At The Downtown Mall Every Weekend
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7 Cool Things To Do This Weekend Around CVille
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10 Weekend Road Trips Around CVille
1. The Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) – 1000 Jefferson Dr SW, Washington, District of Columbia 20560
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Walk through the lovely sculpture garden, view the breathtaking planetarium or visit the mysterious Hope Diamond! (more…) -
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6 CVille Spots For Animal Lovers
1. The Cat House
102 5th St Se, Charlottesville, VA 22902
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The Cat House is a delightful store full of gifts for the cat lover in your life. (more…) -
7 CVille Businesses That Have Withstood The Test Of Time
1. Mincer’s
1527 University Ave, Charlottesville, Virginia
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Mincer’s has been a part of UVA culture since it opened in 1948 as a smoke shop. They then started to sell stationary for UVA students to write back home and eventually moved to the UVA merchandise they sell today. (more…)
