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The Carver Center invites all you folks that have a taste for the good life to join them for their Summer Supper Club!! Experience fine dining in some of our many exquisite restaurants. The next tasteful adventure is at the Red Fox Inn, in Middleburg on Thursday, August 12th. Can’t make that one? The Bavarian Inn in Shepherdstown is right around the corner on September 9th. For registration or more information call the Carver Center @ 571.258.3400. Please note that you must register by the Tuesday before. Transportation is available for an additional $6.00 fee. So come on out! What are you waiting for??
Please note that the Loudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services is committed to complying with the Americans Disabilities Act. If you need reasonable accommodations, please make the request to the appropriate program area at least two weeks prior to the program meeting date. TDD 703.771.5352.
In reply to Tommy P.‘s question about how the event is organized: Carver provides bus transportation from Carver to the restaurant and back, for a $6.00 fee. Once at the restaurant, diners order from the regular menu and are responsible for individual bills plus tip. If you would prefer to drive yourself and meet us at the restaurant, please call to register with us—at no cost, by the Tuesday before (571-258-3400). That way we have the correct number of participants for the reservation. For more information about Carver Center listings, go to Loudoun.gov/carver and check out class listings for both Seniors and Multi-age.
So, please explain more. Is it a set meal, at a set price? Or does everyone just happen to go there on the same night and order from the regular menu?
Just an informational comment - Carver Center’s Summer Supper Club is a great evening out, however, the published poster implies, by the photos, that the event is only for older individuals, when it is actually open to any adult over the age 18.
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