This weekend in Woodstock, VA

RAM will provide free dental, vision, and medical care at Luray High School on a first-come, first-served basis. All services are open to the public at no cost, and no ID or insurance is required. General medical services are available to everyone who attends, and due to limited time you may be asked to select either dental or vision care. The patient parking lot will be open throughout the clinic weekend. When you arrive, RAM staff and volunteers will guide you through next steps and explain clinic procedures. Capacity can be reached quickly, especially for dental and vision, and once it is reached no additional patients can be admitted and closing procedures will begin. Any listed end time is for scheduling purposes and does not guarantee service availability. Weather, volunteer changes, or other unexpected circumstances may affect operations, and the number of patients served may be limited. Those seeking dental services are encouraged to arrive as early as possible. If you plan to arrive early, bring your own food, water, necessary medications, and clothing appropriate for the weather. Restrooms will be available at the parking site. Clinic details may change, so please check the event page and the Clinic FAQ Page for the latest updates.

Enjoy a relaxed, no-pressure group run led by Jana Jenkins. It begins in front of Jackson's Corner Coffee in New Market and follows a route through town into the park on a mix of pavement and park paths. Choose any distance that fits your training, from a single mile to a 5K, a 10K, or more. All experience levels are welcome, and no one runs alone. After the run, coffee is just steps away.

Celebrate the annual Fall Festival in historic downtown New Market, where food, music, and handmade goods create a lively community gathering. Food trucks will serve breakfast, lunch, and sweet treats. Browse craft vendors, enjoy live music by Josh Davidson, and catch demonstrations throughout the area. Bring a chair for the music and plan to explore additional activities as you go. Parking is available along portions of Congress Street, at the public lot on John Sevier Road between the Town Office and the Post Office, in the poultry plant lot north of the Town Office, at Smith Creek Baptist Church, in the Manorial Memorials gravel lot on John Sevier, and at Reformation Lutheran Church on Congress Street. Vendor inquiries can be directed to s.frazier@newmarketvirginia.com.

Get a feel for the potter's wheel in an introductory, hands-on class led by manager Chris Swasta. Held in a new wheel throwing studio at Explore Art And Clay, this session welcomes all skill levels. Everything needed is included, from clay and tools to glaze colors and kiln firings, making it easy to focus on creating at the wheel.

This welcoming fiber arts club at Studio 330 is open to ages 13 and up, whether you are brand new, experienced, or trying fiber arts for the first time. Connect with fellow makers, relax, and share techniques while working on your own knitting, crochet, weaving, or other fiber project. If you are just getting started or do not have a project yet, yarn and other supplies are available to help you begin. Online registration is available. Please note that food and drinks are not allowed in the studio, and participants ages 13 to 17 must attend with an adult.

Enjoy a Christian concert with a welcoming atmosphere. Tickets must be purchased prior to the event. Admission is 10 dollars for adults and for children 10 and older, and 5 dollars for children younger than 10. For tickets, call 5403251025.