The Heart of the Holidays
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Super Admin
Dee Dannewitz Wallace KG4VMI came to Virginia from a southeastern Nebraska farming community. She spent her early years being mentored in business, and obtained sponsorship for much traveling in education, for 4-H, and mission trips with the church & others. She received great education at LIFE Bible College and Virginia Tech, and has background in finance, accounting, sales and management. She has always enjoyed spending time outdoors and working with various community groups. After college, Dee moved to Floyd with her son, Christian, to get back to “farm living” and for a closer association with David and Gaynell and LCF Group activities.In 2007, Dee married her long-time friend, Greg Wallace, who is a native of Floyd County, Virginia. They have their home at “Oak Hill Farm” in Floyd, where they spend free time watching the wildlife and grass grow, and sharpen their artistic and culinary skills. Greg photographs many of the historical buildings and breathtaking sceneries throughout the County.
By Super Admin
Published on 12/28/2011
The Heart of the Holidays food and clothing drive was at the Chantilly Farm on December 10, 2011 was a huge success! Not only were we able to collect lots of food and clothing for our neighbors in need -- but we had a blast doing it!
from Floyd Press
Chantilly Festival Farm on Franklin Pike hosted its first Heart of the Holidays food and clothing drive on December 10th. Organizers declared the event a success, despite the relative small crowd because of the exceptionally cold temperatures and wind. The campfire proved to be a popular place. Food donations will go to organizations that serve Floyd County residents. Food will be given to the Friends and Food community food bank, and clothing donations will benefit the United Way of the New River Valley.
Event goers joined us in caroling, painting ornaments, wreath making, hayrides, and lots of hot cider!
Chantilly Farm is a perfect venue for a wide range of outdoor events. Our venue is on 101 acres just off the Crooked Road Music Trail and near the Blue Ridge Parkway -- only 6 miles from the Downtown Floyd, VA. There is plenty of parking space!
Let us help you plan the event of your dreams! Concerts, festivals, weddings, reunions, car shows, outdoor theater, equestrian uses, agricultural events, church functions, and more! Primitive camping is allowed at the venue -- call for reservations. See chantillyfestivalfarm.com for facility fees.
Chantilly farm is conveniently located 6 miles from the Town of Floyd, 4 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway, 25 miles from I-81, and 40 miles from the Roanoke, VA. 2697 Franklin Pike SE, Floyd, Virginia 24091.
Event goers joined us in caroling, painting ornaments, wreath making, hayrides, and lots of hot cider!
Chantilly Farm is a perfect venue for a wide range of outdoor events. Our venue is on 101 acres just off the Crooked Road Music Trail and near the Blue Ridge Parkway -- only 6 miles from the Downtown Floyd, VA. There is plenty of parking space!
Let us help you plan the event of your dreams! Concerts, festivals, weddings, reunions, car shows, outdoor theater, equestrian uses, agricultural events, church functions, and more! Primitive camping is allowed at the venue -- call for reservations. See chantillyfestivalfarm.com for facility fees.
Chantilly farm is conveniently located 6 miles from the Town of Floyd, 4 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway, 25 miles from I-81, and 40 miles from the Roanoke, VA. 2697 Franklin Pike SE, Floyd, Virginia 24091.