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113. Get your thrift on at the MACAA Thrift Shop.

The Monticello Area Community Action Agency (MACAA)’s Fluvanna office operates a large Thrift Shop (and a large Food Pantry) in conjunction with the Fluvanna Christian Service Society. The Thrift Shop is located in the Carysbrook Complex.

112. Take a water aerobics class or sassy dance class with Angell Husted.

Angell Husted is the founder, owner, director, and instructor (among others) who teach dance classes in classical ballet, tap, lyrical dance, power Pilates 50+, and Movement for Parkinson's.  In addition, she teaches water aerobics at the Lake Monticello pool in the the summers.

111. Take a stroll on the Rail Trail.

Join a guided walk above the Rivanna River or take a leisurely stroll on your own.

110. Pick up a gift or decoration from the Fork Union Pharmacy.

At Fork Union Pharmacy, aside from the pharmacy, you will find gift cards, many items for gift giving, including home decor including local brands, silk flowers, jewelry, and wooden signs with with special messages. 

Fluvanna County Library Closed to the Public Beginning 6:00pm March 16, 2020

Library Services While Closed to the Public

1. Telephone/Email - staff will still be answering the phone (434) 589-1400 and email (fluvannalibrary@gmail.com) - we can help with putting items on hold, answer questions, etc.

James River

A Virginia State Scenic River, the James River has two points of entry along the Fluvanna southern boarder. One is in the Hardware Wildlife Management Area. The other is across the river from Bremo Bluff in Buckingham in New Canton.

Location: Hardware Road, Scottsville, VA 24590

Rivanna River

A Virginia State Scenic River, the Rivanna River has two points of entry. You can enter at Crofton Bridge or in Palmyra.

Location: 3500 South Boston Road, Palmyra, VA 22963

Holland Page Place

The Holland Page Place is a post Civil War log cabin built by John Benjamin Page in 1865.  The property includes both farmland and woods  surrounding the cabin.  John W. Holland  bought the property in 1934,  and in 1998, Mrs.

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