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Join us in Middleburg this year for special Dickens-themed events, including carriage rides, decorated storefronts, street performers, carolers, hot chocolate, hounds around town, Christmas tree displays and more!

The holiday festivities fill every weekend in December!

Dickens of a Dog Show at the National Sporting Library & Museum: December 10, 1 pm

Calling all naughty & nice canines to strut their holiday spirit in the second annual Dickens of a Dog Show. Dogs will assemble at the National Sporting Library & Museum and then parade down Washington Street to the judging area where Santa Dog will be sniffing butts and handing out treats!

Registration Opens at 11:30 a.m.

Registration Fee $10

Prizes and Barking Rights will be awarded to the dog with the:
• Best Holiday Costume
• Best Costume with Middleburg Theme
• Best-Dressed Human

Prizes include:
• A $50 Shop Middleburg Gift Certificate from the Middleburg Business & Professional Association
• A custom dog collar with brass plate from Journeymen
• And more!

Proceeds will benefit the Middleburg Humane Foundation.

Only well-behaved dogs and owners, please. Dogs must be on a leash at all times.

Have a Dickens of a Christmas on S. Madison Street: December 17, 10 am

Theater, dancing, demonstrations, singing, markets, plus food and drink…join the merchants of Madison St. and their guests for a lively holiday experience!

10 am- 4 pm.Christmas Stalls Open

A Christmas Carol on S. Madison St: December 17, 12 & 2 pm

A Christmas Carol
S. Madison Street
Noon and 2:00 p.m.
Outdoors
Free admission

Have a Dickens of a Christmas in Middleburg presents two performances of A Christmas Carol (run time 30-40 minutes). Journey back to 19th century London where the Ghosts of Christmas are paying a visit to Ebenezer Scrooge. The play comes to life with interaction from the audience and performances by local favorites (Hunt Lyman returns as Ebenezer Scrooge), as well as several New York actors. A Christmas Carol like you have never experienced before. Don’t be a Humbug! Be there!
Directed by: Erin Coulter

Performed outdoors on S. Madison St. Free admission.

Dance Like the Dickens on S. Madison Street: December 17,11 am, 1 & 2 pm

A Dickens celebration wouldn’t be complete without the fun of a Fezziwig ball. The Shenandoah Valley Civil War Era Dancers will perform dances from the Victorian era and invite you to participate. Dancers will demonstrate the dance and slowly walk participants through the steps. When the music starts, you’ll be ready to dance! As Fezziwig would say, “Hilli-ho!”

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