From announcement:
Bring a craft, a snack, and yourself!
Even if you aren’t crafting, come hang out with community and enjoy some productive art making and socializing! Pine Street Church, 400 Pine Street.
By the way, a short video from the roof of Pine Street Baptist Church was posted online and some commenters did not seem to understand it was before the snowfall…
https://www.reddit.com/r/rva/comments/1petot9/view_from_pine_street_baptist_church/
From FaceBook announcement:
Join us on Tuesday, November 25, anytime between 3:00-6:30 pm in front of Pine Street Baptist Church. Tie a colored ribbon to our gate for something you are grateful for. Enjoy hot cider and cookies. Receive individual communion if you desire. We will also receive donations of men’s socks and underwear for our clothing ministry for the unhoused.
November 20, 6pm – Pine Street Baptist Church
Bring your craft and your conversation! Enter from Albemarle St.
While neighborhood and City are looking forward to Halloween, there’s another event that is coming up quickly at Pine Street Baptist Church…
From announcement:
Tales from Oregon Hill – Sunday, November 2 at 4 pm. Bring your favorite Oregon Hill stories and a dessert to share.
Also, following the success of ‘Craft Night‘, a sequel Craft Night is planned for later next month.
Pine Street Baptist Church celebrated its 170th Anniversary earlier this year, but now it is time for St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church to celebrate its anniversary.
Want more information? Email 150TH@STANDREWSOREGONHILL.ORG
From announcement:
Join your neighbors and share your crafting skills at our Community Crafting Night on Thursday, October 16, at 7:00 at Pine Street Church. Hosted by Pine Street Church and Ashley Gremel, bring your creativity and conversations to share with one another. Bring a snack to share as well. A great way to experience community and learn something new. Questions: email info@pinestbaptist.com
From announcement:
(This Friday at 7pm) join us in Pleasants Park for the final movie of our 24th season of our Oregon Hill Community Movies for a showing of Robert Redford’s The Natural.
The Natural is a 1984 American sports drama film starring Robert Redford as Roy Hobbs, a gifted, but troubled, baseball player. Directed by Barry Levinson and based on the 1952 novel by Bernard Malamud, the movie is known for its mythic, romanticized portrayal of baseball and its dramatic, feel-good ending.
As always, free refreshments served: grilled hotdogs, sides, desserts, and beverages.
Editor’s note: Actor Robert Redford, a true ‘movie star’, passed away earlier this month. He will be remembered for a magnificent body of work, but he will also be fondly remembered for 1) his environmentalism, 2) his support for young and emerging movie talent.