River House Inn

Celebrate Halloween at River House

Hors d’Oeuvre “Tricks”

Devilish Eggs

Mozzarella Cheese Eyeballs

Zombie Cuban Black Bean Soup

Veal Ghoulash with Transylvania Noodles

Tombstone “Treats” – Chocolate Pot de Crème

$25 plus tax and gratuity…costumes welcome!

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River House Italian Wine Dinner
 6:30 PM Thursday, November 1

Antipasti
Grilled Prosciutto wrapped Shrimp with Lemon Aioli
Roasted Dates with Gorgonzola and Bacon
Baked Littleneck Clams

Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
chestnut honey mascarpone

Sautéed Calamari
tomatoes, olives, white wine and couscous

Chicken Osso Buco
soft parmesan polenta and toasted pinenut gremolata
Warm Chocolate Budino
coffee gelato
$50 plus Tax and Gratuity

Reservations, per piacere: 336-982-2109

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Linda Carroll – Extraordinary vocalist, with auto-harp or “naked” – folk, labor songs joins us this Sunday at River House Inn!

Sunday Salons at the River House Inn on the New River are patterned on the famous international “salons” of the past; featuring musical and theatrical performances, poetry readings, book signings, art displays and literary and historical discussions, followed by dinner. If you can’t make dinner, you’re welcome to stop by for the entertainment in the North Carolina mountains and a libation with hors d’oeuvre! But please call to reserve.

The Sunday Salons begin at 4:00 PM; hors d’oeuvre at 5:00 PM; more music and a four-course chef’s choice menu is served at 6:00 PM. $15 for entertainment and hors d’oeuvre, $45 for entertainment, hors d’oeuvre, and dinner.

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“We are an acoustic duo living in Ashe County, North Carolina, performing Lisa’s original songs and a mix of bluegrass, country, and singer-songwriter material. Here you can find out where we’re playing, how to get in touch with us, and how to order CDs and tapes. You can also read the lyrics to the songs on our CD. You can hear pieces of the songs by clicking on the “music” link.”

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Sunday Salons at the River House Inn on the New River are patterned on the famous international “salons” of the past; featuring musical and theatrical performances, poetry readings, book signings, art displays and literary and historical discussions, followed by dinner. If you can’t make dinner, you’re welcome to stop by for the entertainment in the North Carolina mountains and a libation with hors d’oeuvre! But please call to reserve.

Sunday afternoons on the front porch

Music from 4pm until 6pm

Hors d’oeuvre passed at 5pm

Four Course Chef’s Selection Menu seating at 6pm

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Tony Williamson starting today is an outstanding advocate of the art of the mandolin. An excellent player whose repertoire spans bluegrass, blues, jazz, swing and classical, Tony is also a living encyclopedia of mandolin history and lore who, I have long thought, should write a book on the subject.

Tony was born in rural Randolph County, North Carolina, to a family of farmers, woodworkers and self-taught musicians who settled that area in the late 1700s. His grandfather made his own instruments (his personal banjo is in the North Carolina Museum of History) and inspired his grandchildren to play music. By the 1960s Tony had won the mandolin competitions at Union Grove and Galax and he and his brother Gary were making recordings, appearing as The Bluegrass Gentlemen and later The Green Valley Ramblers. A year with The Bluegrass Alliance in the 1970s took Tony on the road and gave him national exposure.

From his home in Siler City, North Carolina, Tony runs Mandolin Central, dealing in vintage instruments as well as those made by some of the top contemporary luthiers. Having his wife and partner, Germaine, to manage many of the day-to-day aspects of the business gives Tony the time to pursue other projects such as his video, “The Sound of the American Mandolin,” which many consider the most informative documentary of the evolution of the modern mandolin’s design ever made. Building on this idea, Tony next “took the show on the road,” presenting programs which showcased a part of his collection of mandolin and guitar family instruments and showing the unique character of each.

Not content to limit his field of musical expertise to Bluegrass, Tony has performed with symphony orchestras and has presented programs at the conventions of the Classical Mandolin Society of America. He has released at least five really fine CDs, both as a soloist and with his brother Gary as a duo, and is an in-demand studio musician for albums produced by many others.

Sunday Salons at the River House Inn on the New River are patterned on the famous international “salons” of the past; featuring musical and theatrical performances, poetry readings, book signings, art displays and literary and historical discussions, followed by dinner. If you can’t make dinner, you’re welcome to stop by for the entertainment in the North Carolina mountains and a libation with hors d’oeuvre! But please call to reserve.

The Sunday Salons begin at 4:00 PM; hors d’oeuvre at 5:00 PM; more music and a four-course chef’s choice menu is served at 6:00 PM. $15 for entertainment and hors d’oeuvre, $45 for entertainment, hors d’oeuvre, and dinner.

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