Kick off the holiday season in style at The Georges! Join us on December 3rd from 4 pm to 7 pm for a magical evening filled with festive shopping, entertaining tips to inspire your celebrations, delightful wine, and plenty of good cheer. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Treat yourself to luxurious boutique items, from exquisite artisan-crafted jewelry and stunning artwork to delectable gourmet foods and charming needlepoint gifts, at our Holiday Market. Then, join nationally recognized author and speaker DeeDee Darymple as she shares her expert tips from her book, Effortless Entertaining. Whether you’re a first-time host or a seasoned pro, DeeDee’s creative ideas and practical strategies will inspire and equip you with everything you need to host your next party. It’s the perfect way to get into the spirit of the season!
DeeDee will be available before and after her talk to sign copies of her book (available for purchase at the event).
Visit MyEffortlessEntertaining.com to learn more about DeeDee, her book, and her “30 Days to Effortless Entertaining” workshops.
Market Vendors
AR’s Hot Hony
Boodlah needlepoint accesories
Cakes by Jen
Clover Boutique
DICK FOWLKES ART
FOUND Collection – jewelry, accessories & clothes
Laura Talley Designs and Jewelry
Rellebee Bags & Leather Goods
Sarah Wiley Art
Sunny Goode Art/LovEvolve
The Herbery
Entry to this event includes a complimentary glass of wine & shopping at our Holiday Market.
December 3, 4PM – 7PM
$15 plus tax, payable at entrance by card only
35 N Main Street Lexington,VA 24450
There will be preferential room rates at The Georges for attendees and exhibitors. Call 540-463-2500 to make your reservation
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