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Join us for DINNER AND A SHOW! Do you love to experience the performing arts? Do you like going out for dinner and a show but hate driving and parking? Then you will LOVE the Dinner and a Show series that we have created for you! The Club has partnered with the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra, Opera Roanoke and the Jefferson Center to bring you a dozen opportunities for "dinner and a show" at the Club in the next few months. Most of these events - but not all - are a total package including show ticket, bar and dinner (with wine) and transportation. Prices and services vary so be sure to read the fine print! Our series begins with An Evening with Liza Minnelli. Click on the link below for more information.More info: http://www.shenandoah-club.com/index.cfm/fa/content.view/menuID/1063.htm | Contact: Debbie Davidson | ddavidson@shenandoah-club.com | 540-345-1576, ext. 1 | 8/26/2010 To Your Health! The Shenandoah Club Health and Wellness Series Continues With Two Great Evenings!Just added for September and October: "Healthy Hearts and Vessels" by David C. Sane, MD and "Oh! My Aching Joints" by Joseph T. Moskal, MD. Click on the link below for more information. More info: http://www.shenandoah-club.com/index.cfm/fa/content.view/menuID/1060.htm | Contact: Debbie Davidson | ddavidson@shenandoah-club.com | 540-345-1576, ext. 1 | 8/17/2010 New Dining Options for Your Weekend!![]() Three Courses at Five O'Clock Friday and Saturday Evenings 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. The "farm to table" concept has arrived at the Shenandoah Club just in time for harvest season. Chef Light will prepare for you the freshest and tastiest of local and regional grown products in this new dining experience that features special courses form local sources. The "Three at Five" Menu is available only on Friday and Saturday evenings from 5:00 until 6:30 p.m. and it changes according to the availability of fresh farm products. You will choose three courses from a selection of appetizers, entrees and dessert - all produced in our region. Dining begins at 5:00 which will allow you time for a leisurely dinner before heading out for your evening plans. The Three at Five menu is available in the Main Dining Room or Grille - your choice! The regular menus have been updated and are also available. Chick on the link below to see the current "Three at Five" selections! More info: http://www.shenandoah-club.com/index.cfm/fa/content.view/menuID/1058.htm | Contact: Debbie Davidson | ddavidson@shenandoah-club.com | 540-345-1576, ext. 1 | 8/16/2010 Symphony of the Senses Takes Top Prize in National Competition!
Shenandoah Club Wins National Award!Symphony of the Senses, the Shenandoah Club's four-part culinary tour de force combining music, the arts, and world-class food and wine, just won the BLUE RIBBON in the menus category at the Idea Fair at the Club Managers of America World Conference in San Diego. Our third evening in the series takes a look at the Romantic era and will be held on Friday, August 27. Click on the link below for more information and to make your reservation. |
Member CommentsI loved it ($2 Blues Night)! What a neat idea and and play money made it really fun. You can't beat the $2 price and the food was still amazing. The sliders were my favorite!--Carolyn Kiser, 5/20/2009 Thought the Skin Care Workshop with Dr. Michael Breiner went well. Heard several say they'd like to see more things like that. Food was wonderful; so sorry my 2 guests cancelled, they really missed out. --Anne Lee Stevens, 5/4/2009 ...let me thank you so much for allowing us to attend the Abigail Adams event at the Shenandoah Club! It was fabulous! The speaker was wonderful, I can't wait to read the book. Abigail Adams was a terrific treat...she ate dinner with us at our table and never broke her character once! It was very exciting and we had a wonderful conversation. Please let everyone know how much we enjoyed the event. You have a wonderful venue there in the Shenandoah Club and everyone was extremely pleasant to the two newcomers! --Vicki and Ray Carlson (reciprocal members), 5/11/2010 |