Member Feature Re-Love It:

Berryville Main Street Spring 2015
Member Feature
The Tea Cart Rolls onto Main Street - Allison Ritter
B
erryville’s premiere tearoom, The
Tea Cart has opened its doors at 16
W Main Street. The new tearoom
and event destination features a decadent
menu including four Afternoon Tea
services, an extensive selection of curated
teas, and special event accommodations
and coordinating. The tearoom combines
the elegance of traditional British
Afternoon Tea, the charm and style of a
southern tearoom, and the atmosphere of a
tranquil haven, providing Northern Virginia the first of its kind.
The Tea Cart specializes in high quality food and tea, serving traditional
British fare like Shepherd’s Pie and Victoria Sponges and a delicious
assortment of finger sandwiches. The real treat is their extensive selection
of unique teas. Curated from the world’s best tea purveyors as well as their
own hand-blended loose teas, the selection is truly fit for royalty. From Green
Lavender Rose to their signature Shenandoah Blue, guests are greeted table
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Re-Love It:
Calendar of Events:
Mar 15th..........Magic Lantern Theater present
the Film “Pride” 4:30 PM. *
Mar 21st - Aprl 25th...........2 Annual Critters:
Celebrating the Ones We Love **
Apr 9th.............Down Memory Lane –
Fashion & Four Legged Friends *
Apr 11th............Berryville Main Street Yard Sale
May 22nd
Music in the Park resumes
(watch Facebook for schedule)
Kim Patterson, Owner
D
on’t pay retail prices for
your clothing, pay 70% less
at Re-Love It. Five years ago – Re-Love It’s business owners
Michael Oaks and Kim Patterson – fell in love, got engaged, and moved to
Purcellville. As we consolidated our households, we realized we had many
unique items that would be of interest to a consignment shop; but there were
no consignment stores in this area. Because both of us had backgrounds in
retail, and had both been small business owners previously, the proverbial
light bulb went off. We opened on 21st Street in Purcellville with 1,200 sq ft,
4 clothing racks and 1 bookcase for home goods. We have grown to almost
10,000 sq. ft., of clothes for women, men, kids and teens as well as aisles full
of shelves of home goods, antiques and furniture.
With the success of our Purcellville store comes the obvious choice of
opening a second location. If there is a consistent theme to what we do, it’s
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May 31st..........Phil Zuckerman’s Spring Rock
Room Concert” 3:00 p.m. *
Jun 6th - 20th ........................Fourth Annual
Budding Artists” Opening
June 6 6-8 PM. **
* Barns of Rose Hills,
**FHG – Fire House Gallery
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Membership News
A special thanks for your continued support of Berryville Main Street…
We are in the final days of the 2015 membership drive. Below is a list of the
renewing partners and friends new to the Berryville Main Street Family - we thank you!
It is not too late. Reach out to Luanne for details.
New Partner Memberships:
Modern Mercantile
Body Art Tattoo Studio
The Tea Cart
FISH of Clarke County
Clarke Haven Services
Re-Love It
Renewing Partner Memberships
Bank of Clarke County
Barns of Rose Hill
Battletown Pharmacy
BB&T Bank
Berryville Auto Parts
Berryville Optometry
Blue Ridge Hospice
Carter + Burton Architecture
Clermont Foundation
Edward Jones
Enders and Shirley Funeral Home
Frankford Farm
Godfrey House
Heritage Child Development
Jim Stutzman Chevrolet
Kenny’s Auto & Trike
Main Street Architecture
Mario’s Pizzeria
My Neighbor and Me
Norton Embroidery
P.H. Miller Studio
Rosemont Manor
Roseville Veterinary
Santorini Grill
Sponseller’s Flower Shop
Sweet Pea’s
Tricks of the Trade
Renewing Friend Memberships
George Ohrstrom, II
Herman Lloyd
Giel Milner
Jeanne Krohn
Jerry Johnson
Kathy Pierson
Rebecca Harriett
Robina Rich
Yard Sales:
Yard Sales Coming to Town
T
he Downtown Berryville Yard Sales will be held on Saturday April 11, 2015. The rain date
will be Saturday April 18. Each year the Berryville Merchants and Berryville Main Street
sponsor the yard sales. They are held to bring several thousand people to the downtown
area to see what Berryville has to offer and also generate
additional funds to help support downtown projects and Berryville Main Street. There
will be table spaces available on the sidewalks and 12 X 12 spaces available on various
parking lots. To setup you must register before April 8th to have an assigned space. Each
year we have nearly 125 people setting up throughout the downtown area. Come on down
and see a variety of merchandise, new, used, antiques, crafts, you just never know what
you will find. Most of the restaurants have some of their best days during the yard sales.
We have a map for downtown showing the available spaces. You are encouraged to sign
up early as we usually run out of spaces. To register email info@bvmerchants.com or
call 540-313-7467, or see Jay at
111 West Main Street, you can
also download a registration
form from the website
www.berryvillemainstreet.org.
NOTE: No food or drink will
be allowed to be sold by nonlicensed Berryville restaurants.
This includes schools, churches
and other non-profits.
www.berryvillemainstreet.org
Ladies start your spring wardrobe now!
Tuesday - Saturday 10-5
20 East Main Street
540-955-8155
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Walking with Giraffes By: Christina Kraybill
(Editor’s Note: Christina and her husband are
the proprietors of My Neighbor and Me on
E. Main Street– “My husband and I flew to
Kenya to visit my brother-in-law, James, who
works as a pilot for Samaritan’s Purse (he
flies supplies into refugee camps.) This is my
first trip to Africa & I look forward to many
new experiences”)
I took my first trip to Africa in January to
visit my husband’s brother in Kenya. It
was a memorable trip of long flights, traffic
jams in Nairobi, afternoon chai tea with old
and new friends, visiting the Maasai Mara
Wildlife Reserve, a trip to Tanzania, and
exploring my brother-in-law’s home area
surrounding Eldoret.
On our first day in Eldoret, James wanted to drive us to two famous sites- Kerio View and the Kruger Farm. Kerio View is
located in Iten; the city of world-class long-distance runners and high altitude training. The Hotel is perched at the edge of
the Kerio Valley escarpment with stunning views and the premier African site for paragliders. After a tasty lunch, we headed
to the Kruger farm to meet a friend of James.
We didn’t know until we arrived on the farm complex that we were entering one of the largest grain farms in Kenya with 1000
acres set aside for the endangered Rothschild’s Giraffe. After visiting with Yani Kruger, Luke was assigned to take us on a
walking tour of the farm.
We walked on the dirt lane past the house, silos, out-buildings, and headed
into the fields. We welcomed the relief from the sun while passing through
a eucalyptus tree forest only to come to a pond where four giraffes were
drinking. The sight took my breath away. After gazing several minutes
in quiet, Luke led us along the pond towards the edge of a field. From
this vantage point, we counted ten giraffes including a 2 month-old baby
giraffe. Unbeknownst to us, two giraffes were feeding behind us…one
decided to come for a closer look. We had the privilege to walk with him.
Editor: If you have not already, check out their new, larger location on Main
Street! Additionally she is now hosting Berryville Rhythm Jam the second
Tuesday of every month.
FRANKFORD
FARM
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“Sightings from the South” Roseville Veterinary Clinic
(Millwood, Boyce, Waterloo & White Post that is..)
Roseville Veterinary Clinic was established by Dr. Eric Myer in 1973, at its present location at
26 South Greenway Avenue (Route 340) in Boyce. Dr. Myer had previously been practicing
from a building on his adjacent farm, from which he took the name Roseville. Dr. Thomas
Leahy joined the practice in 1983 as a new graduate from the University Of Tennessee
College Of Veterinary Medicine. At that time, the majority of the work was done on farm
animals and horses. To serve the large farming community, Drs. Myer and Leahy would
travel from farm to farm around the greater Clarke County area and into West Virginia,
both north to Jefferson County and west to Hampshire County. The pet portion of the
practice was mainly established to serve the needs of the local community and supplement
the farm animal work. The original hospital had a large area set aside to accommodate the farm animal work the area needed.
There was room for bovine and equine surgery, a padded surgical recovery stall for horses, and a heated pad embedded in the
floor for hospitalizing young calves and lambs. Over the years, with the area’s changing demographics and under the guidance of Dr. Leahy, the pet portion of the practice
continued to expand. It became necessary to enlarge the facility and reconfigure the large animal section to accommodate
and honor our growing small animal patient list. The expansion also provided room for an ever-growing range of the latest
medical diagnostic technologies in order to provide the level of medicine that Dr. Leahy wanted to offer.
We are pleased that today we are able to offer an exceptional variety of state of the art medicine from not just one facility,
but two. Opened in 1989, our sister hospital, Plaza Pet Clinic, is conveniently located on Senseny Road, in the Greenwood
section of Frederick County. Together, the 9 veterinarians and 20 staff members of the two hospitals are available to give
you and your pets the best of veterinary care. Each facility offers a complete in-house laboratory for prompt stat results and
a referral lab for more complex testing. Also we provide the newest digital radiographic equipment in the area, state of the
art ultrasound technology, and high resolution digital dental radiography as well. Our doctors stand ready to help you with
your pet’s medical, reproductive, behavioral, and nutritional needs, as well as offering acupuncture and laser therapy for less
invasive medical procedures for your pets. We at Roseville Veterinary Clinic and Plaza Pet Clinic would like to invite you to come and visit us and experience the caring
attitude and quality service that a small town veterinary hospital can provide. www.berryvillemainstreet.org
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Downtown Space Available
30 West Main St.
3272 sq. ft. $1600./mo. (includes heat
and water) 2 floors, 4-5 offices, baths,
Kitchenette. 540-539-2791
(Rent for whole bldg.)
22-B E. Main St.
1500 sq. ft. $1500./mo.
(2nd floor) 703-928-0431
Jerry Johnson
206 First St.
56,000 sq. ft. Concrete former apple
storage. Ideal for heavy iron work,
carpentry, sculpture. All uses /offers
considered. You are limited only by your
own imagination
610-390-6612 Giel Millner
401 E. Main St.
16,000 sq. ft., 5 floors
$2200./mo.
540-539-8120 Jay Hillerson
15B Crow St.
2500 sq. ft. - $1800/mo.
703-522-5151 Paul Jassal
210 First Street
Building leasing 6000 - 43000 sq. ft. - negotiable
Indoor Storage 1000 - 4000 sq. ft. negotiable
Outdoor Storage lots 1/2 acre - 2.5 acres - negotiable
540-955-2950 Bob Smalley
100 West Main Street:
900 square feet for $875/mo.
Beautiful historic building, 2 large fireplaces
in 2 rooms that can be used as one space
or separated into two. 2 year contract with
water and trash included. Parking in rear
of building.
703-901-9911 Melinda Kramer
8B Chalmers ct
Approximately 1000 Sq. ft. of commercial
office space for rent. I have remodeled 90%
and is ready for finishing. Well lit parking
area. Lease and terms to be discussed.
540-539-1775 Dr. Clark Fortney
sparkie4950@comcast.net
Baptist: Saint Luke’s Baptist; Keystone
Baptist; Berryville Baptist; Mount
Airy Baptist; Mountain Baptist; Zion
Baptist; Saint Peter’s Baptist; Apple
Valley Baptist - Of special note is that
Berryville Baptist was founded in 1772
with only 29 members.
Sharon Beasley Strickland
B
erryville is a beautiful
small town located in the
Shenandoah Valley and it
has secrets. I already wrote several
columns that indicate many of the
town’s buildings are haunted. I wrote
the Civil War stories. I wrote about
a speakeasy. Now, I write about our
town’s big secret. It is this—the town
is loaded with churches. Yep, we are a
population of a wee bit over 4,300 and
we are simply loaded with churches.
That is a good thing. I belong to Saint
Bridget’s of Ireland and I love my
church. If you are not Catholic,
don’t worry for you can pick from
the following:
Methodist: Crum’s United Methodist;
Marvin Chapel United Methodist;
Mount Carmel United Methodist ;
Providence Chapel United Methodist;
Duncan Memorial United Methodist Our town welcomes the new Pastor at
Duncan Memorial. We know he will
fall in love with our town.
Berryville Non-Denominational
Churches: Emmaus Church; Faith
Fellowship Church; Church of New
Beginnings; Church of the Nazarene
Board Members
Jerry Johnson, President,
Economic Restructuring
Susi Bailey,
Treasurer
Tricia James,
Budget and Finance Committee
Kathy Pierson,
Promotions Committee
Jay Arnold,
Merchants Committee
Sherry Craig,
Merchants Committee
Lockett Van Voorhis,
Design Committee
Christina Kraybill
Promotions Committee
Michael Haymaker
Economic Restructuring
Luanne Carey,
Berryville Main Street Director
Kate Petranech,
Fire House Gallery Director
Catholic: Saint Bridget of Ireland
Catholic Church
Episcopal: Grace Episcopal; Saint
Mary’s Episcopal
Berryville Church of God:
Church of God
I think it is wonderful to have so many
churches supported by the people
of Berryville. At Thanksgiving and
Christmas the charity is abundant and
hopefully no one in town goes to sleep
on either holiday without a full tummy
and a gift. I love the involvement of
these church members in our schools,
our many organizations, our sports
programs, and with helping the elderly
and the poor. Thank you!
Berryville Apostolic:
United Pentecostal Church
These churches are part of our many
Treasures of Berryville. More to come!
Seventh Day Adventist:
Berryville Seventh Day Church
Berryville Community Church:
Apple Valley Community Church
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& Happenings
Gallery News
www.Firehousegalleryva.com
Fire House Gallery celebrates 5th Anniversary
T
he windows were washed. The champagne was chilling and the welcome mat
was ready to be rolled out the front door. What’s all the fuss? The Fire House
Gallery celebrated its 5th Anniversary with a special exhibit that opened on
Saturday, January 24th. The show recapped the highlights and accomplishments of each
year since the gallery opened on January 9th, 2010 - The threat of “snowzilla” did not put
a damper on the event, as it was well attended by the gallery’s artists, volunteers, and
members of the community. A big “Thank You” to everyone who “braved the elements”
and made this a wonderful celebration. Also a special acknowledgement to Kate
Petranech, Executive Director, for her tireless time and efforts throughout the years.
Check out what’s on tap for the Gallery.
Fire House Gallery Schedule of Events:
March 21st - April 25th – “Fire House Gallery presents 2
Annual Critters: Celebrating the Ones We Love” Opening
March 21st 6-8pm. Back by popular demand and run
extended an extra week! Clarke County residents LOVE
their animals. And last year’s show proved it. Critters
generated more traffic, praise, and sales than any other in
the gallery’s history. Building on that success, planners are
starting early to gather more even more artwork than last
year. Also planned --painting and drawing demonstrations
on Saturdays as part of the regular Art of Making Art educational series, plus a couple of surprises sure to please all who dote
on their animals. Program sponsored in part by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts
June 6th - 20th – “Fire House Gallery presents Fourth Annual Budding Artists” Opening June 6 6-8 PM. A fun and joyous
show, this year’s exhibit will be the fourth such collaboration between Berryville Main Street and the Heritage Child
Development Center. The exhibit will showcase children’s love of making art and foster awareness and appreciation for
the role art plays in all our lives, regardless of age. Program sponsored in part by a grant from the Virginia Commission for
the Arts
Fire House Gallery Hours of Operation
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
www.berryvillemainstreet.org
11am - 4pm
11am - 4pm
11am - 4pm
11am - 4pm
11am - 5pm
Closed
By Chance - Berryville Main Street open
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Spring is firing
up at the Barns.
Take a look at coming Events…
Sunday March 8th – Barns of Rose Hill presents “The
Berryville Baptist Rascals” 4:00 PM. The Berryville
Baptist Rascals are members of an exciting youth group
from Berryville who have been sharing their unique
puppet and children’s ministry since 1984. They perform
to lively contemporary Christian, country and rockand-roll music selections that share positive messages,
focusing on basic values such as respect, dignity, love
and human kindness. The Rascals have discovered how
powerful the combination of puppets and music can be,
crossing age, language and cultural barriers. Tickets are
$8 in advance, $10 at the door for adults, & $3 in advance,
$5 at the door for children 12 & under.
Sunday March 15th – Barns of Rose Hill & Magic Lantern
Theater present the Film “Pride”. 4:30 PM. PRIDE is
inspired by an extraordinary true story. All Tickets are
General Admission: $8 (per person) online and at the
door. Barns of Rose Hill Members: $5.00 (per person)
online and at the door. Magic Lantern Theater Members:
$5.00 (per person) online and at the door.
Saturday March 21 & Sunday March 22 – “Barns of Rose
Hill ESTATE SALE - Attic Art and Fine Furnishings”
Saturday, March 21 – 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Sunday,
March 22 – 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Sell your art, antiques,
china, silver, lamps, jewels. Find treasures for your home!
To consign or donate items, call Lyndee Nelms at 540955-3378, between 11:00 AM & 7:00 PM.
Thursday, April 9th – Barns of Rose Hill presents “Down
Memory Lane – Fashion & Four Legged Friends”, a
vintage fashion show featuring clothing & accessories
from the 60’s, 70’s, & 80’s beginning at 6:30 PM. Most of
the fashions will be offered by Re-Love It, A Consignment
Shoppe & Women’s Clothing Boutique, newly opened
in downtown Berryville. The proceeds from the Silent
Auction, cash and checks only, will benefit The Clarke
County Animal Shelter. There will be light refreshments
& a cash bar during the reception hour. Tickets are $10
in advance, $15 at the door. $10 for students. Donation of
items to the Animal Shelter are also welcome.
Sunday, May 31st – Barns of Rose Hill presents “Phil
Zuckerman’s Spring Rock Room Concert” 3:00 p.m. $5
donation suggested. Phil Zuckerman’s eight Rock Room
student bands perform five songs each ranging from
Country to classic and modern rock. The musicians
are aged 13 to 60+. The Rock Room is a place where
musicians of all ages and levels can rock out! Directed
by Winchester’s own Phil Zuckerman, The Rock Room
offers: personal lessons, rock sessions, and its own venue
to perform!
For more information please call 540-955-2004, Email:
kelli.hart@borh.org Website: www.barnsofrosehill.org
www.berryvillemainstreet.org
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side prior to service for an aromatic preview of all teas on the menu. The dining
room is filled with tea inspired giftware not often found in traditional tearooms
and guests are encouraged to shop the boutique, even if you can’t stay for tea.
In addition to being a destination for traditional Afternoon Tea, The Tea Cart hosts
both seasonal and private events. From a Downtown Abbey themed tea to book
club meetings, The Tea Cart accommodates a variety of private events, making
each experience one to remember. Business hours are Thursday-Sunday from
11am-4pm with two Afternoon Tea seatings at 11am and 1:30pm. Private events are
accommodated by reservation and may be held outside of regular business hours.
The Tea Cart is honored to be among some of the town’s notable retailers and
looks forward to providing the community with a warm and welcoming cup of
tea! Check us out on Facebook – The Tea Cart
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that we don’t just consider ourselves business owners, but also citizens, neighbors
and friends to our customers. We’re not just local business people, we think of
ourselves as members of the community. Berryville just seemed like the perfect
place to be a part of a community. We wanted our store not only to succeed, but to
make a positive impact in downtown Berryville.
Re-Love It Women’s Clothing Boutique opened at 20 East Main Street in Berryville
in November. We have racks and racks filled with current name brand clothes,
shoes, handbags and accessories such as Ann Taylor, Talbots, Stuart Weitzman,
Chico’s and all of your favorite labels available at any major mall. Stop by and
browse through our racks and keep in mind everything here was once loved and
now you are going to Re-Love It.
Check us out on Facebook Re-Love-It – Berryville
How well do you know Berryville &
Berryville Main Street? People, Places & Things
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Berryville-Main-Street/130130599002
Editor: Kathy Pierson
Contributors: Sharon Beasley Strickland,
Allison Ritter and Kim Patterson
23 E. Main Street
P.O. Box 372
Berryville, VA 22611
Phone 540 955-4001
Fax 540 955-0909
manager@berryvillemainstreet.org
www.berryvillemainstreet.org
Newsletter is published by Berryville Main Street
and issued four times a year —December, March,
June, and September. Its purpose is to provide
news about people and events in and around
the historic district; promote local business;
and raise awareness about the many ways a
vibrant downtown contributes to a community’s
quality of life. Berryville Main Street is a
501(c)3 organization and part of Virginia Main
Street since 1992. The Main Street program
was launched in 1985 by the National Trust for
Historic Preservation to encourage growth and
revitalization of commercial districts in towns
across the United States. To order a subscription
or advertise contact:
manager@berryvillemainstreet.org
VOLUNTEERISM
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful
lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.”
~Dr. Seuss
Bears repeating… As we enter 2015, we have lofty goals– We need
you !! Berryville Main Street is only as good as our volunteers!! If
you have a talent, skill, or contact, and are interested in making a
difference in the community, please let us know! Specifically we
are looking for persons to help with our core committees:
Organization • Promotion • Design • Economic Restructuring
Reach out to the Berryville Main Street office or a Board Member
for details.
ANNIVERSARY
BAPTIST
BBT BANK
BODY ART
EDITOR
EMPORIUM
FAIR TRADE
FIFTH
FISH
GALLERY
GIRAFFES
KATE
KATHY
RE LOVE IT
ROSEMONT
ROSEVILLE
SPONSELLERS
STUZMAN
TEA CUP
VOLUNTEERS
YARD SALES