1 minute readSEEN & SCENEfrom Country Zest & Style Autumn 2022 Editionby Country Zest & StyleNext ArticleThe Village Green in Orlean, No S NecessarySEEN & SCENECountry ZEST is pleased to announce that Dr. M. Norris (Norrie) Adams will be returning to the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical center in Leesburg as Clinical Assistant Professor of Equine Surgery. “Yes, the surgical rock star is returning,” one official at the center confirmed. Lennart Lundh, Dana Westring, Lena Lundh, Patricia Wulf and Richard Lew at the Community Music School of the Piedmont’s 14 th annual Candlelight Concert. The concert, the school’s sole fundraising event, was held in the ballroom of Nancy and Tom Dungan’s Elysian Fields. The concert included cello student Katelyn Qureshi, who played a movement from the Eccles Sonata in G minor. The Paragon Philharmonia Wind Ensemble performed a program of Mozart and Beethoven pieces specifically composed for bassoon, clarinet, oboe, and horn. “We’re back!” Executive Director Martha Cotter exclaimed.Photo by Leland SchwartzRobert Matthews of Stonehall Farm was a keen spectator at the Upperville Colt and Horse Show.Photo © by Tiffany of DillionkeenphotographyMiddleburg Mayor Bridge Littleton with Pamela Jones, chair of the board at Oatlands, were among those out for an early evening tour of the historic home and gardens near Leesburg.Sgt. Howard Craig of the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Department made a recent stop at Common Grounds in Middleburg to meet and greet local residents.Photo © Leonard ShapiroAlways nice to see Page and Jud Glascock.Photo © by Leonard ShapiroThe Piedmont Environmental Council recently held an Open House and Family Day at their Community Farm at Roundabout Meadows near Gilbert’s Corner in Aldie.Photo by Bri WestDoug Tallamy, the T. A. Baker Professor of Agriculture in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, recently spoke at the National Sporting Library & Museum to discuss his books, Nature's Best Hope and The Nature of Oaks, and his approach to conservation for everyone to play a role in the future of the natural world.This destination wedding took place in Hawaii on June 12, and back in Middleburg, proud papa Paul Aliloo of Aliloo Rugs in Middleburg has been beaming ever since over the marriage of his daughter, Arezu, to Chase Sova.More articles from this publication:The Village Green in Orlean, No S Necessary2minpages 70-71Plains Community League All About Good Works4minpages 68-69Talk About a Blood Hound3minpage 63The Mission: Go Native, Protect Pollinators3minpage 62Honoring Andrew Looney With a Special Brand4minpage 60LETTER from PARIS: A Moveable Feast in a Tour de France5minpage 78PROPERTY Writes: A Horsey Hideaway at Hidden Trail3minpage 77Common Grounds: 10 Years of Grounding Our Community3minpage 76At Morven Park, No is Not an Answer4minpages 74-75Show moreThis article is from:Country Zest & Style Autumn 2022 Edition