The janisweb Home

A Compendium of Cool Things To Do
in the
Virginia / Maryland / DC / Mid-Atlantic Area

including:

Wine - Nature & Gardening - Artists & Music

Also, some genealogy information on my family is available on my

Ancestry page


Wine!

Rockbridge Vineyard is a premier winery located in the Shenandoah Valley in Rockbridge County, Virginia. Check out their web site to see the wine list, get updates about upcoming wine tastings and other events, and to find out more about the winery.

Links to other local wine sites:


Nature and Gardening

You can get a wealth of information on gardening, integrated pest management, lawn care and master gardening and water quality programs by checking out the following links to the:

Cooperative Extension Service
in Prince William County and Virginia


Great Artists and Live Music in the Mid-Atlantic Area
(links)

Cory L. Caulfield
www.clcaulfield.com

Cory does wonderful watercolors, reproduction pen and ink maps and drawings. Well worth the visit to her web site just to rest your eyes and renew yourself in the artwork. Her work can be seen at Watermark Studio in Warrenton, VA; phone 703-801-4408.

Deanna Bogart Band
www.deannabogart.com

Deanna Bogart has got to be the best boogie/blues woman you'll ever encounter, with enough energy to bring everyone to their feet. She has a perfect rocking blues style with keyboards, sax and a great sense of humor. The band features wailing guitarist Kajun Kelly (in the Stevie Ray Vaughan style) with rock-solid rhythm support from drummer Mike Aubin. And if you've never heard bassist Eric Scott's perform one of his solos, perhaps you've never really lived! If this group can't get you out of your seat and dancing in the aisles, nothing will. (Did I mention Deanna plays killer piano?) Her CDs include (among others):

1998 Wammie Winner: Roots Rock/Traditional R&B: Best Female Vocalist

Eddie From Ohio
www.efohio.com

Eddie from Ohio is a totally cool group composed of wonderful lead singer Julie Murphy, guitarist and vocalist Robbie Schaefer, bass player Mike Clem and percussionist Eddie Hartness. Julie has solo'd at Wolf Trap and can croon a tune to melt your heart. Harmonies and some leads by Robbie add depth and variety to their shows. Additional vocals are added by Mike along with an awesome bass talent. And if you always thought drum solos were boring, you haven't heard Eddie yet. Just a chance to hear the solo percussion stretch in "The Bridge" is worth the price of admission anywhere. Their CDs include:

1997 Wammie Winner: Folk: Contemporary: Duo/Group


Or if you're really curious about what I do, visit my photography website at PhotographyByStone.com


If you have any comments or questions about this page or my supported web pages, send them to: janis@janisweb.com

Updated: 28 April 2006