St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia will host its Oystoberfest Oyster Roast & Street Festival to benefit Connor’s Heroes on Saturday, October 21, 1 pm to 5 pm.
October 5, 2006 (Press Release) --
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Richmond, Virginia will host its Oystoberfest Oyster Roast & Street Festival to benefit Connor’s Heroes on Saturday, October 21, 1 pm to 5 pm. Proceeds will also benefit St. Thomas’.
The event will be held on St. Thomas’ grounds and will feature food, beer, bands and a children’s carnival. Scheduled bands include Rockfish Willie, the Orderlies, Susan Greenbaum, and Sara Tandy. Beer, roasted oysters and barbecue will be available for purchase. Tickets for food and beverages can be purchased on the day of the event. Oystoberfest is free to attend.
Visit www.oystoberfest.com or call (804) 221-8991 for more information about Oystoberfest.
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Connor’s Heroes is committed to conquering childhood cancer by providing financial and quality of life support to children who have or had cancer and their families; promoting public awareness; and assisting other charitable, educational, and research organizations that fight childhood cancer. Learn more about Connor’s Heroes at www.connorsheroes.org.
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, located at 3602 Hawthorne Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, has been a home for worship, service and fellowship in Historic Ginter Park since 1907.
The event will be held on St. Thomas’ grounds and will feature food, beer, bands and a children’s carnival. Scheduled bands include Rockfish Willie, the Orderlies, Susan Greenbaum, and Sara Tandy. Beer, roasted oysters and barbecue will be available for purchase. Tickets for food and beverages can be purchased on the day of the event. Oystoberfest is free to attend.
Visit www.oystoberfest.com or call (804) 221-8991 for more information about Oystoberfest.
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Connor’s Heroes is committed to conquering childhood cancer by providing financial and quality of life support to children who have or had cancer and their families; promoting public awareness; and assisting other charitable, educational, and research organizations that fight childhood cancer. Learn more about Connor’s Heroes at www.connorsheroes.org.
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, located at 3602 Hawthorne Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, has been a home for worship, service and fellowship in Historic Ginter Park since 1907.
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