Customer Service: It's Everybody's Business, February 16th at Prince Michel, sponsored by Virginia Tourism Corporation and Madison Chamber of Commerce/Click on Schedule of Events at left for full Schedule

Madison County Rescue Squad Pickin Party January 27th at 6pm

Brightwood Ruritan Club Big Country Breakfast Sat. Feb 4 7am-11am

The Old Rag Master Naturalist Habitat Open House, Eastern View High School, Culpeper, Va.  Saturday, 4 February – 10 AM – 4 PM.  Learn how to create wildlife habitat in your backyard – presentations, exhibits, children’s activities, tours.  No charge for attendance/admission.

Relay for Life planning meeting, Feb. 7 at MCHS 7pm 

Also hosted by Prince Michel,  "Save the Date" for February 16th Virginia Tourism Corporation and Madison Chamber of Commerce will present a Customer Service Workshop. Stay tuned....

2012 Taste of the Mountains Registration and Guidelines

Saturday, September 1, 2012
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Historic Main Street, Madison, Virginia

Register now using the information below.

Fees: Handmade crafts only if not from Madison - $115, Madison Chamber of Commerce Members, Madison Churches, Madison Political, Adult Civic Organizations - $85, Student Organizations - Free, All others $115

Registration form for 2012 TOTM (190kb, pdf)

Guidelines for Exhibitors (25kb, pdf)

2012 Taste of the Mountains Info

The 20th annual “TASTE OF THE MOUNTAINS” Street Festival, sponsored by the Madison Chamber of Commerce will be held on September 1, 2012 from 9am to 4pm.

This event is free and has free parking at the Madison County High School with shuttle buses that run throughout the day. There is a handicap bus as well, but there are some spaces available for handicap parking on Washington Street. The Madison Free Clinic will asking for donations for those spaces.

Madison is located 27 miles north from Charlottesville on Route 29 and 17 miles south of Culpeper on Route 29.

The event has earned its reputation for uniqueness with a following of visitors that return every year. In 1999 it was named as one of the top 20 festivals in the southeastern region. This occasion started in 1992 as a heritage festival that celebrates the Mountain and Traditional cultures of the 18th & 19th century America as reflected in the customs and history of the Blue Ridge Mountains region and has continued this theme.

The entire family can enjoy the day, browsing, shopping, enjoying the games, riding ponies, listening to great music, eating and taking pleasure in the vast array of entertainment.