Programs
​2021-2022

September 2, 2021

Violinist, Jaime McArdle
Currently she is adjunct professor of violin, viola and chamber music at Washington and Lee University (Lexington, VA) where she performs with the Marlbrook Chamber Players and as concertmaster of the University-Shenandoah Symphony Orchestra. Jaime is also the Director and an instructor for the Allegheny Mountain String Project: an initiative to bring a string education and ensembles to the rural areas of the Allegheny Highlands. When not teaching and performing, Jaime spends her time making soap and can be found riding her horse on local trails with her faithful dog Linus nearby.
September
Haymarket Food Pantry Collection
Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome​.





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January 6, 2022
Valley Vibes
Alan and Ellen Marzelli-January Program

Alan and Ellen are a duet team performing at the RWC Luncheon for January.  Recently Regency residents coming from New York, where they performed in New York.  Co-founded in 2011 Alan and Ellen begin  "The Words & Music Concert Series", presented a much loved and highly successful series of fundraisers, which brought well-known singers, songwriters, and recording artists to perform in the Ossining Library’s Budarz Theater, in Ossining, NY. Raising money for the library with their performances as well as others.  You are in for a treat.​
January
Haymarket Food Pantry Collection 

Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome.
May 5, 2022
To Be Announced 
May
Haymarket Food Pantry
​Collection
Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome

October 7,
​2021

Andrew Mills,
author of Prince William Hauntings
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Born and raised in Prince William County, historian Andrew Mills has worked as a tour guide with Alexandria Colonial Tours and helps interpret George Washington's Mount Vernon, reenacts at Rippon Lodge and provides historical insight for visitors coming to the Northern Virginia area. He has been featured on Destination America and C-Span, and his program Virginia Time Travel has been airing episodes since 2006. He is the author of Alexandria 1861-1865 (coauthored with Charles A. Mills), The Washington Heir, The Female Stranger and The Stolen Sash
October
​Haymarket Food Pantry Collection 

February 3, 2022
​February recognition of Black History Month features Kim Miller, Prince William's Poet Laureate
Kim has performed at the Harlem Theater in New York and many other venues.
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February
Haymarket Food Pantry Collection 

Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome​
June 2, 2022
 Luncheon
Presentation of Scholarships
Installation of Officers

June 
Donations to the Haymarket Food Pantry
Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome

November 4,
2021

J. Nathan McDonald, Speaker for Prince William County Office of Historic Preservation
Mr. McDonald will share the stage with Alan Stanz, who will play the Native American Flute for us.  
Mr. McDonald graduated from Davis & Elkins College in Elkins, WV with a Bachelor of Arts in History magna cum laude.  He was a Park Ranger with the National Park Service at Harpers Ferry NHP and the Blue Ridge Parkway, a historic interpreter for the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.  Since 2017, he has worked for the Prince William County Office of Historic Preservation at Rippon Lodge Historic Site/Neabsco Regional Park.
November
​Haymarket Food Pantry Collection

Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome






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​March 3, 2022
Mardi Gras!
Featuring Doc Conrad's Band 
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March
Haymarket Food Pantry Collection 

​Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome
December 2, 2021
Doug Burroughs
​Owner, Flower Gallery
Doug's December presentation has
become a Regency Women's Club
tradition. He joins us again this year to
​help us prepare for the the holiday season.
December
Diaper Collection for SERVE




















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April 7, 2022

To Be Announced​
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April
Haymarket Food Pantry Collection
​Cash or checks made out to HRFP are also welcome

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