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    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 19 Dec 2025
    • Woodstock Valley Health and Rehab., 803 South Main Street, Woodstock, VA 22664


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 12 Dec 2025
    • Wolf Gap Vineyard

    12 Days of Christmas Specials!


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 2 Jan 2026
    • WW Robinson ES and Ashby Lee ES, Shenandoah County, VA


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 4 Feb 2026
    • Throughout Shenandoah County



    Calling All 6th-8th Grade Students!

    Share your ideas and flex your civics knowledge in the

    National Civics Bee®

    Our Chamber is excited to share this with you and the incredible opportunity it presents for your middle school student to engage in civics, showcase their ideas, and compete for recognition and prizes through the 2026 National Civics Bee, a nationwide, nonpartisan competition organized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

    Students in grades 6–8 are invited to submit a 4-paragraph essay proposing a solution to improve their communities, and the top scoring essay finalists will be invited to a live quiz competition in their state. The essay finalists will compete in the Augusta County area in April of 2026. Participating students will strengthen their civics, writing, and public speaking skills, and form friendships with other young leaders along the way.

    The application portal is open NOW and closes on February 4, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time


    HOW TO ENTER

    Any 6th, 7th, or 8th-grade student residing in Virginia with an idea about using civics to improve their community may submit their application to participate. Visit this link for the latest news on the application portal, entry deadlines, and resources.


    RESOURCES/ADDITIONAL INFO:


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 17 Dec 2025
    • Please call or text Peggy Bobick at 612-213-8980 for details.


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 19 Dec 2025
    • Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce, 103 S. Main Street, Woodstock, VA


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 31 Jan 2026
    • The Woodstock Museum, PO Box 741, Woodstock, VA 22664


    • 8 Dec 2025
    • 9:00 AM
    • 20 Dec 2025
    • 11:30 PM
    • Throughout Shenandoah County, VA
    Register

    Non-Profit:

    Blue Ridge CASA for Children is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. They do this by recruiting, training, and supervising community volunteers who serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates—ensuring each child has a committed voice looking out for their best interests. Their vision is that every abused or neglected child will have a trained advocate by their side. They have been honored to serve children and families in Shenandoah County and are committed to making a lasting impact in the community for years to come. They have provided advocacy for 24 children in the local foster care system and welcomed 25 new volunteer advocates to support this important work.  With more than 30 years of service across our region and 138 children supported just last year, we remain committed to standing alongside the most vulnerable children in our community. Together, we can help them feel safe, supported, and heard.

    Family Promise of Shenandoah County


    Just Because distributed about $25k in items in treat bags to the 900 teachers and all support staff of the 10 Shenandoah County Public Schools this year. They hosted catered lunches on work days at each school plus a breakfast for the bus drivers.  They were able to provide cash donations to music teachers, art teachers and the Culinary Arts Program at Triplett Tech. New this year, Just Because was able to purchase a remote controller for the EMT program for their mannequin at Triplett Tech and purchase 40 keyboards for music departments.  Teachers are always in need of supplies and they were able to distribute items to Family and Consumer Sciences, Art and Special Education teachers.  Just Because had about 200 volunteers contribute time over this past year and they hosted a Silent Auction for the third year.

    HOME-BASED:

    A Safe Haven for Seniors have been blessed with being able to help many seniors and their families this year.  They help seniors who are not in safe homes or situations find safer spaces and proper care - either through placement in assisted living facilities or with in-home care.  Additionally, they were able to add in Senior Helper Services to their company this year offering relocation assistance to seniors to downsize or help with home repairs for seniors who prefer to remain at home.  They host Caregiver Support Groups and provide dementia training as well. They have worked with 100 plus families for placement as well as 125 caregivers with training and support groups.   

    BoBirdie successfully introduced a second print issue for the off-season, created to engage both golfers and non-golfers and celebrate life beyond the course. They continued to grow their readership and social media community while providing a platform for local nonprofits, including First Tee and the Denton Family Foundation. Throughout the year, they shared stories highlighting local businesses and artists, as well as covering local high school golf tournaments and the inspiring surge in women’s golf. To cap off the year, they partnered with the Shenandoah County Tourism Department to create a fun, community-focused video showcasing the unique attractions and experiences our county has to offer. 

    Mary Kay Consultant Carrie Coffey is very active in the community and Chamber. Carrie started the Chamber's Mount Jackson Lead Share and is active as an Ambassador and with the Home-Based Business Council and event sponsorships. She shares her love of our community by visiting nursing homes to pamper  residents (and employees), and teach Girl Scouts about the importance of good skin care. She is a board member of the Shenandoah Alliance for Shelter, and volunteers at The Food Pantry.

    Her MK team hit the goal this year of earning the use of their 14th car, and the prestigious $300,000 Unit Club.  Carrie attributes these wins due to the relationship building and collaborating with other Chamber members.

    TOURISM:

    Edinburg Mill Museum located in the Historic Edinburg Mill serves as a Virginia Certified Visitor Center for Shenandoah County. Built in 1848, the Edinburg Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a designated Virginia Historic Landmark. It was one of the few mills to escape "The Burning" of the Valley during the Civil War.  The Museum offers a view of a typical small town along the Valley Pike, the history of the area's transportation, and features a number of local trades, such as blacksmiths and crafts such as basketmaking within 3 floors of a very interesting historic building. The Museum is open 363 days a year. Since opening in June 2012 they have had visitors from all 50 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and 59 Countries; bringing around 10,000 visitors a year to the County. The Museum has a friendly staff always ready to welcome visitors and they offer unique items that can be found in Shenandoah County.

    Seven Bends State Park is nestled between the bends of the North Fork of the Shenandoah River and the ridges of the Massanutten Mountain Range. Seven Bends State Park enriches the quality of life in the Shenandoah Valley by offering opportunities for outdoor recreation, leisure, and education. As of November, the park has welcomed an estimated 83,000 visitors in 2025 who explored the region’s natural beauty through hiking, biking, river activities, and family gatherings. Their environmental education team has organized and led 163 programs and events this year, including school field trips, homeschool sessions, ranger-led hikes, music performances, guided river kayaking, and community outreach. Most of these offerings were free or low-cost in an effort to maximize accessibility and impact.  The park fosters community connection through a thoughtfully designed natural play space, a literacy trail, volunteer workdays, and the support of the Friends of Seven Bends State Park—whose purpose is to strengthen ties between the park and the community.

    Wolf Gap Vineyard has had a landmark year in 2025, strengthening their role as a premier destination and a proud contributor to Shenandoah County’s tourism economy. This year they welcomed nearly 25,000 visitors and hosted 100 live music events, partnered with other local business to bring curated pairing events, and large group tours. Their wine club community grew by  83% this year, reflecting strong guest loyalty and repeat visitation. They expanded their winemaking with the release of new wines, including Shenandoah Cup Gold medal winner, On Cloud Vine, and Virginia Governor’s Cup Gold Medalist, Clare Sparkling Rose. 

    Wolf Gap partnered with dozens of  local businesses and donated to countless  community organizations, reinforcing their belief that tourism thrives through collaboration. They served as a host site for 2 Shenandoah Valley Music Guild Luncheons and  Mount Jackson Rotary Club’s Pints for Polio.  Their digital reach also expanded, with 20% more website visitors this year, over 2 million views on social media content and 3 billboards on Interstate 81.  With increased visitation, a growing event calendar, and a continued commitment to high-quality  wines, 2025 stands as Wolf Gap Vineyard’s most successful year to date—a year that reflects our dedication to hospitality, community partnerships, and elevating the Shenandoah Valley as a premier travel destination.

    Young Professional:

    Mindi Burch was born and raised here in Shenandoah County and continues to dedicate her life to the community. She works full time in Augusta County Fire and Rescue and owns Corner Market Farm to Table with her husband, Ben. In her free time, she is a volunteer with Mt. Jackson Rescue and Fire where she is Secretary, serves on the Board of Directors, and Jr. Member Advisor. She is passionate about farm safety and building relationships in the community to encourage growth and development. 

    Whitney Minnick is a professional fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, where she has successfully driven grassroots and peer-to-peer fundraising efforts across the Shenandoah Valley (including Shenandoah, Rockingham and Augusta County) since 2017. Through the recruitment and coaching of volunteers, she’s enabled more than $3.3 million dollars raised in support of the American Cancer Society’s mission to end cancer as we know it, for everyone.

    Under her staff leadership, Relay For Life of Shenandoah County has consistently exceeded all participant engagement and fundraising metrics. The Relay For Life 2025 event raised more than $131,000 and had the most fundraising teams and participants of all events during her tenure with the ACS. Whitney can often be found attending volunteer Relay For Life fundraisers to show support and frequently lending a helping hand when needed outside of her job role.  Outside of her paid non-profit work, Whitney serves as the Secretary for the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and also serves as the Autumnfest Committee Volunteer Coordinator. In addition, she serves as a Night to Shine Committee Member, a Woodstock Enhancement Volunteer and assists with Wreaths Across America in Shenandoah County.

    Johanna Pearson was born and raised in Strasburg, Johanna Pearson has built her businesses, Cherry on Top Boutique and Ruby Mae’s Formalwear, with a deep commitment to the people and places that shaped her. What began as a mobile boutique traveling to fairs, festivals, and town events has grown into two Strasburg storefronts that partner with neighboring businesses to strengthen downtown through Shop Hops and community events. Johanna uses her platforms to uplift young women, provide accessible fashion and formalwear, and support local families through ongoing donation efforts. Her mission is simple: invest in the town she loves and help others feel seen, confident, and supported.

    Small Business of the Year:

    AD Engineering LLC is incredibly grateful to be located in Shenandoah County. This past year, their HVAC manufacturing company has achieved fourfold revenue growth and aims to double that revenue next year.  They have also tripled their staff. Thanks to their incredible employees, ADE has achieved national company status and is now beginning to expand internationally. They are known for exceptional customer service, high-quality products, and competitive pricing. 

    The Buttercup

    Corner Market Farm to Table, owned by Ben and Mindi Burch, was created to connect local farms to their communities. The owners are dedicated to carrying exclusively local products, specializing in products from the Shenandoah Valley. Currently, over 40 small businesses offer products in store, some of which do not offer products at any other locations. Ben and Mindi have worked to not only connect the best products available to Corner Market customers, but to give small farmers the chance to grow their businesses and achieve their goals. 

    Happenings

    Melted Dreams


    Large Business of the Year:

    Holtzman Oil & Propane

    Shentel

    Wholesome Companies



    • 9 Dec 2025
    • 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
    • Box Office, 177 E King St, Strasburg, VA
    Register


    • 10 Dec 2025
    • 8:30 AM
    • 31 Dec 2025
    • 9:30 AM
    • Multiple Locations - See Flyer


    • 10 Dec 2025
    • 11:00 AM
    • Woodstock Library, 134 N. Church Street, Woodstock, VA 22664

    • 10 Dec 2025
    • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • 465 W Reservoir Dr, Woodstock, VA next to Walmart

    Join us at our Woodstock Location for our After Hours Gift Basket & Gift Card Event

    Let us help you with your Christmas shopping. Build a custom basket(s) for all your holiday gift giving

    Special Event Store Wide Discount - 10% off store wide (excludes sale items) - gift card event special (buy $50.00 in gift cards, get a $10.00 bonus card)

    Light refreshments available


    • 11 Dec 2025
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Woodstock Presbyterian Church, E Court St, Woodstock
    Register

    Thursday, December 11, 2025 

    Location Woodstock Presbyterian Church 

    Holiday Gathering and Giving Tuesday Check Distribution  

    Join us for our last meeting of the year as we share some good cheer and fellowship.  We will also do the #GivingTuesday check distribution for those who participated.

    A light lunch will be served. 

    Cyndy Walsh, Nonprofit Council Chair





    • 12 Dec 2025
    • 2:00 PM
    • 28 Dec 2025
    • 7:00 PM
    • American Celebration on Parade, 397 Caverns Rd, Quicksburg, VA


    • 12 Dec 2025
    • 5:00 PM
    • 28 Dec 2025
    • 8:00 PM
    • Shenandoah County Fairgrounds, 300 Fairground Road, Woodstock, VA 22664

    Christmas in the Valley is almost here!!

    Get ready for our sparkling, magical drive thru!! Starting Friday November 28 at 5pm.

    Drive thru will be open November 28 - December 28 on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

    Hours:

    Friday and Saturday 5pm- 9pm

    Sundays 5pm- 8pm

    Our Christmas Village will also be returning for 3 weekends. They will be open November 28 and 29, December 6 and 7, and the last weekend will be December 12, 13, and 14. Come shop local!

    Hours for Christmas Village

    Friday 5pm- 9pm Saturday 3pm- 9pm

    Sunday 12/14 3pm-8pm


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 31 Dec 2025
    • Muse Vineyards, 16 Serendipity Way, Woodstock, VA 22664


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • New Market, VA


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 270 Corner Rd, Edinburg, VA


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 10:00 AM
    • First Baptist Church, Woodstock, VA


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 10:00 AM
    • 14 Dec 2025
    • 4:00 PM
    • Downtown Woodstock, VA


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Downtown Woodstock, VA


    • 13 Dec 2025
    • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Downtown Woodstock, VA

    2025 Participants


    Bracelets & Birds - Caroline Dalke

       Caroline is 10 years old and has a variety of bracelets to sell if you are looking to support a team (VT, UVA, JMU, Central Falcons) or need an inspiring reminder with word bracelets (strong, brave, worthy, etc.). She also has colorful holiday bracelets and fun bracelets in kids sizing. Caroline also makes fun-shaped birdseed feeders to hang outside and enjoy viewing backyard birds. They come in shapes like birds, crosses, bells, and stars. This is Caroline's 2nd year particpating in the Market.

    Busy Bees Bakery - Sky Statts

    Assorted Baked Goods - 2nd year participating in the Market


    Color ME - Mathias Pino

       Mathias is 12 years old; he is offering different figures for painting. Plaster of Paris made from. Christmas & different figures. He likes to paint and he thinks that it's a good way for kids like him to spend his time specially on this season.

      Cutie Co - Aubrey Eshelman

         Cutie Co is a kid-run shop by Aubrey, filled with handmade gifts, thrifted gems and all the cutest trending accessories for kids and tweens—bracelets, room sprays, hair clips, and so much more!


      Cutie Patootie - Emma Pino

         Emma is 9 years old; she has a variety of Bracelets, Ornaments, Magnets, Key chains, Pens, Crocs Charms, for this Christmas season and for more. She loves to do Crafts during her free time and that's what she wants to share.

        Ida Fire - Elsie Jeans-Arbello

        Mostly hand-made candles


        Jool Ree - Anvesha & Abhiti Gami

        Jool Ree brings handcrafted bracelets, earrings, and DIY kits to Shenandoah County and beyond—turning their passion for creativity into wearable art that sparks joy in everyone who wears it.


        Leaf & Clay by Catherine - Catherine Dalke

        Botanical pressed clay ornaments and fun shaped magnets


        Made by Blair - Blair Crouch

          These unique cards feature original artwork created by 11-year-old Blair. Alongside her cards, Blair will also be selling custom 3-D printed items—perfect for gifts or fun keepsakes! This is Blair's 3rd year participating in the market.


        Peter Muhlenberg FFA

               Students will be selling ornaments and candles


        The Bead Bros - James & Isaac Goode

          The Bead Bros: Two brothers beading together,  James (8) and Isaac (13)


        The Holiday Shop - Hadley Hopkins

        Festive holiday drink mixes


        The Holiday Shop - Bennett Hopkins

        Holiday ornament shop


        Vast Selections - Tony Kovalenko

        3D printed toys and fidgets


        Wicks by Willis

        Handpoured soy candles and Christmas Gift Sets - This is Hugh's 2nd year participating in the market. He sold out early last year




        Participants in 2024 YES Pop-Up Market

        Andelyn's Creations

        Aurelia Jewelry

        Cutie Patootie

        Bracelets & Birds

        Busy Bees Bakery

        Delilah's Crafts & Cookies

        Dog Treats by Carter

        Doxie Girls Garden

        Lydia's Dazzling Hair Ties

        Made by Blair

        Sammy's Swags

        Wicks by Willis

        • 13 Dec 2025
        • 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
        • Shenandoah County Library, 514 Stoney Creek Blvd., Edinburg, VA 22824

        Do you have nosy kids or snooping spouses at home? Escape to the County Library to wrap your holiday gifts in peace!

        No need to bring your own wrapping paper, we will provide all the supplies! Come enjoy refreshments and music while you wrap your holiday presents at the County Library! Just leave the recipients at home.


        • 15 Dec 2025
        • 20 Dec 2025
        • Throughout Shenandoah County, VA
         




        List of Businesses with Toy Donation Drop Boxes

        Foltz Store 

        First Bank – Strasburg

        First Bank – Woodstock

        First Bank – Mount Jackson 

        Beall’s 

        Walmart (2 boxes) 

        Italian Touch – Mount Jackson 

        Ace Hardware – Strasburg

        Preslee Real Estate

        Strasburg Police Department

        United Bank – Strasburg

        Arby’s – Woodstock

        City National Bank – Woodstock

        Cracker Barrel

        Criswell Ford – Fill the F350

        Dollar General – Woodstock

        Edward Jones – Walmart Woodstock 

        ERA Valley Realty – Woodstock

        Greenfield Reflections of Woodstock

        Happenings

        Italian Touch – Woodstock 

        Johnson ^ Rhodes Real Estate 

        Main Street Teaze & Tweeze

        Massanutten Assoc of Realtors

        Randy’s Do It Best – Woodstock

        Shenandoah County Chamber

        Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office

        The Learning Center – Woodstock 

        Tractor Supply 

        Woodstock Equipment

        Randy’s Do It Best – Mount Jackson 

        Edward Jones – Mount Jackson 

        Cross Roads PT, Woodstock




        • 18 Dec 2025
        • 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
        • Chamber Office, 103 S Main St, Woodstock, VA
        Register

        Thursday, Dec 18th

        9:00am - 10am

        Location: Cambridge Landing Memory Care

        304 Bowman Mill Rd, Strasburg, VA

        AGENDA

        Welcome and Introductions

        Presentation by Cambridge Landing Memory Care 

        Member News & Updates

        What's Next in 2026


        • 18 Dec 2025
        • 2:00 PM
        • Woodstock Library, 134 N. Church Street, Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 18 Dec 2025
        • 5:30 PM
        • Shenandoah County Library, 514 Stoney Creek Blvd., Edinburg, VA 22664


        • 20 Dec 2025
        • 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
        • Bonfire Bookstore and Yarnery, 108 N. Main St., Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 21 Dec 2025
        • 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
        • Bonfire Bookstore and Yarnery, 108 N. Main Street, Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 29 Dec 2025
        • 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
        • Central High School, 1147 Susan Ave., Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 5 Jan 2026
        • 29 Jan 2026
        • Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation, 1195 Hisey Ave., Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 5 Jan 2026
        • 6:00 PM
        • Central High School, 1147 Susan Avenue, Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 5 Jan 2026
        • 6:00 PM
        • Central High School, 1147 Susan Ave., Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 6 Jan 2026
        • 9:00 AM
        • Woodstock Presbyterian Church, 142 E. Court St., Woodstock, VA 22664


        • 22 Jan 2026
        • 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
        • The Yellow Barn, 261 Caverns Rd, Quicksburg, VA
        Register

        Corporate Sponsorships Available

        $500.

        Includes a reserved table for 8 and your business will be recognized in the Awards program


        • 24 Feb 2026
        • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
        • Rutz's Catering, 107 N Main St, Edinburg, VA
        Registration is closed


        • 25 Feb 2026
        • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
        • Central High School Gym


        • 25 Feb 2026
        • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
        • Central HS, Gym, Woodstock, VA
        Register


        • 18 Apr 2026
        • 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
        • Shenandoah County Community Center, Mount Jackson, VA
        Register

        Saturday, April 18, 2026

        10am - 3pm

        Shenandoah County Community Center at CREW

        Mount Jackson, Virginia


        GAIN VISIBILITY, BUILD CONNECTIONS, SPOTLIGHT YOUR BRAND

          Sponsoring creates a win-win opportunity while positioning your business as a community partner! Elevate your brand by putting it in front of a targeted audience!

        Grand Reserve Sponsor ($2,500)

        Estate Blend Sponsor ($1,000)

        Golden Leaf Sponsor ($500)

        Cocoa Bean Sponsor ($250)

        Workshop Sponsor ($250) 

        SOLD Swag Bags Sponsor 

        VENDOR (Deadline: 1/31/2026)

         

        DEADLINE TO RESERVE YOUR SPONSORSHIP: 1/3/2026

        Payment Due: January 2026

        Dowload Sponsorship Packet Here

        • 20 Jun 2026
        • 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
        • Downtown Woodstock - Details TBA

        Shenandoah County Historical Society Presents

        A Celebration of America's 250th Birthday

        Save the date - June 20, 2026

        This will be an all-day event with re-enactors, lectures, children's activities and more! More details to follow in the coming months.

        Contact: Suzanne McIlwee, sartz@shentel.net or 540-335-4477


                    

                      

                   

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      540-459-2542
      103 South Main Street
      Woodstock, VA 22664

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