Down on Main Street News From The Fire House Gallery


Mike Barbara, a craftsman on a mission


Berryville Main Street


welcomes new member Mike Barbara, Antiques Restoration, LLC, who in July opened a new shop at 5 South Church Street, Berryville. Many Clarke County


residents know the company from its years of service in Winchester, Va. MBAR specialize restoration and


in the repair of


antique furniture, using quality French polish finish on all antique period pieces. They also restore contemporary furniture, providing a period


look to modern pieces less than a hundred years old. Mike Barbara has 15 years experience in the northern Virginia


area working on


furniture ranging from early 17th century to modern day. His other specializations in the antique field include gold leaf, mirrors, antique paintings,


marquetry, inlay,veneers, wood carving,


and at blemish


touch-up. For information, email Mike mbantiquesrestore@gmail.


com, call 540-336-0846, or visit www.mikebarbaraantiquesres- torationllc.com.


Perry at the


Gallery There is still time to catch the


World Premier Movie Tour Special Event Race Weekend!


Meet World Class Ultra Runner Anton Krupicka and


World Premier Movie Tour Meet Anton Krupicka and �ilmmaker Joel Wolpert October 11, 2013


Filmmaker Joel Wolpert October 11, 2013


Afternoon and evening showings. Shepherdstown Opera House Times TBD


Shepherdstown Opera House Times 6 pm and 8pm FREE


Special Guest West Virginian Jamie Summerlin


Author of “Freedom Run” based on


Special Guest West Virginian Jamie Summerlin


Author of "Freedom Run" based on his Run Across America for Wounded Warrior Foundation


his run across America to honor our US Military


Talks at 5pm and 7pm


Patricia Perry’s “Little Show” at the Fire House Gallery. Perry is a U.S. born oil painter who has spent many years in Europe studying and immersing herself in the art. Her painting, she says, is inspired by the works of Goya, Rembrandt, Turner, and


Blake. “Little Shows” is a monthly


offering at the gallery which highlights the work of one of its 70 local and regional artists. This endeavor is funded in part by a grant from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. The Fire House Gallery is located in the Berryville Main Street headquarters at 23 East Main Street Berryville. Visit www.firehousegalleryandshop. org for information. For information on the programs


and initiatives of


Berryville Main Street, visit www. org.


berryvillemainstreet.


Usually when runners write about a race, a theme emerges. But, this small, much-loved event was described as moving, fun, inspiring and tough. Much of the half-marathon course loops through Antietam, a Civil War site that was home to the bloodiest battle in U.S. history. Runners pass canons and memorials and the rolling green hills are scenic, calming-and frequent. But as race director and Air Force Reservist Mark Cucuzella, M.D., says, “Remember, freedom wasn’t easy either.” Your eff orts are rewarded at the merry fi nish-line. Oktoberfest: a pint glass and three live bands. -Courtesy of February 2013 Runner’s World


Register at: Freedomsrun.org


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