On this month’s episode Ellie has an update on the proposed future use of the Mickey Gordon Park from Mayor Bridge Littleton as well as some of the reaction on social media. And as usual Ellie has news of what’s happening in August in her About Town segment which includes the Annual Sidewalk Sale and the Family Reunion at Salamander. Plus Chris talks to Laura Smith, Executive Director of Loudoun Therapeutic Riding who is organizing the events surrounding the visit of the Secretariat statue to Middleburg on August 8-9. Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ellie WichtProduced by Hollowell StudiosEmail: [email protected]: The Middleburg PodcastThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

We are covering the public meeting, which took place at the end of last month to discuss the proposal for special exemption to the Mickey Gordon Park with reaction from some of the attendees, including Mayor Bridge Littleton. Our special guest is Christian Bentley, publisher of The Middleburg Life magazine who tells us what drives the monthly publication with its broad editorial range which truly represents the community. Ellie offers her usual selection of what’s happening in the About Town segment as she prepares for a busy summer with college on the horizon. This episode is sponsored by Posh Pixies - a new store for kidswear which offers responsibly sourced, all-natural fiber apparel in sizes preemie to 10 in a variety of price points. Posh Pixies is located at 9 S. Madison Street and is open every day every day until 5pm. And visit their website poshpixies.com which features many of the brands they carry in the store. Follow them on social media @poshpixies_middleburg on Instagram, and @poshpixies on Facebook. Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ellie Wicht Visit our Facebook page at The Middleburg Podcast. Email us with comments, questions and suggestions to [email protected] show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

On this month’s episode, Chris talks to Robin Klombers, a familiar face in Middleburg as a realtor, who has opened a new retail store, Posh Pixies, on South Madison Street. Posh Pixies is a children’s clothing store for preemies through ten year olds dressing casual or spicing it up. Robin explains how she found a gap in the market where there is clearly a demand. She also mentions that Posh Pixies plans to collaborate with other store owners in town to host events, so stay tuned for that. In our ‘About Town’ segment Ellie tells us what’s happening in town this month and shares news of one store closing after 66 years. The Fun Shop on West Washington will be discounting items throughout June as it prepares to close on July 8 so be sure to stop by and say hi and goodbye to the ladies. If you have any comments, questions or suggestions for guests or stories we should cover, drop us a line to [email protected] and visit our Facebook page at The Middleburg Podcast. Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ellie Wicht.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

This month on The Middleburg Podcast Ellie talks to Angela Burleson at Aiyana Atelier about the female-owned boutique aesthetic studio that is located on East Washington Street. A new business in town, Aiyana Atelier focuses on the art of endlessly beautiful through every stage of life. Also Ellie shares a selection of events in her segment About Town and as usual there is lots coming up in May both in town and in the surrounding countryside. Plus Ellie has some exciting news to share as she prepares to graduate from Foxcroft and Chris heads off to bike the Empire State Trail. Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ellie Wicht Follow The Middleburg Podcast on FacebookEmail us at [email protected] show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

On the April episode Chris is joined by a new co-host, Foxcroft Senior and aspiring filmmaker Ellie Wicht, who has her own segment on the podcast ’About Town.’ Our first guest is Maureen Hanley from The Middleburg Barn who tells us the origins and family background to the farm and event facility on Route 50. And this month we begin a new season of segments from The Goodstone Inn. Bistro Manager Jefferson Allen shares his award-winning recipe for seafood chowder. Be sure to subscribe and download The Middleburg Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. Email us with any comments, questions or suggestions to [email protected], follow us on Facebook at The Middleburg Podcast.Hosts: Chris Stafford & Ellie Wicht Produced by Hollowell Studios.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

Our guest this month is Jefferson Van Allen, the Bistro Manager at Goodstone Inn. Jefferson shares his story of how he first visited and fell in love with the area so decided to relocate from Maine with his husband. Jefferson has transformed the Bistro as a place to dine early in the week and The Conservatory offers chef curated meals with exquisite wine pairings. We hear what Goodstone has to offer with its 18 unique rooms around the property besides its excellent cuisine and country comforts. Its trails extend to three miles over 265 acres across undulating hills and Goose Creek River where guests can enjoy the tranquility and wildlife. Since the 90’s Goodstone has established itself with distinction for discerning guests who value a quiet weekend in the country. Just three miles north of Middleburg on Snake Hill Rd, Goodstone is also a popular year round wedding destination. And starting in April, Goodstone Inn is partnering with The Middleburg Podcast for a special series so stay tuned. Host & Producer: Chris StaffordJoin in the conversation on our Facebook Page - The Middleburg Podcast. This month’s episode is sponsored by the Goodstone Inn. Visit them online at goodstone. com and follow them @goodstoneinn on Instagram and Facebook.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

On this month’s episode we meet Rachid Saad, the owner of The Middleburg Gourmet who has introduced a new flavor to the town with a select array of fine foods for the discerning customer. Rachid grew up in Morocco where he acquired a palette for the finer art of oils and spices. He loves to cook and his passion shows in his choice of products as he supports local producers while offering produce directly from the grower. Rachid aims to grow the business while responding to customers needs by offering French breads, cheeses and olives. Stop by and enjoy a cup of expresso or choose from a wide variety of specialized teas. You’ll find a warm welcome at The Middleburg Gourmet, across from Teddy’s on East Federal Street. Host: Chris Stafford Thanks to our sponsors; The Middleburg Gourmet. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram at The Middleburg Gourmet or at middleburggourmet.com.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

We kick-off the New Year with Ali McIntrye who is the Director of Business Development Community Partnerships at Middleburg Town Hall. Ali talks about the town’s return to normal business after the pandemic shut down many events. We hear how 2022 saw the return of Art in the Burg and the Mille Miglia as well as how normalcy resumed in the community. This month may be one of the quieter months of the year but a look at the event calendar revealed a number of activities for all ages to help us through the winter months. Ali also tells us what we can look forward to in 2023. Be sure to visit Middleburg’s official website at www.middleburgva.gov where you can sign up to the monthly newsletter and also check on the town’s official business and its public meetings. Visit The Middleburg Podcast Facebook page to post comments and questions and suggestions.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

December is one of the busiest months of the year in Middleburg as we celebrate the holiday season with a variety of events. On this episode we hear from Mary Ann Burnes, Chair of The Middleburg Arts Council who tells us what to expect at the Dickens of a Christmas in Middleburg events. And another traditional highlight is the Christmas Parade, which takes place on December 3 when visitors come from far and wide to enjoy The Middleburg Hunt & Hound Revue followed by the Parade. There is the popular Christmas Tree lighting on December 2nd as well as so many more reasons to visit Middleburg this month. For more information go to www.middleburgva.gov.Our thanks to our sponsors this month; Highcliffe Clothiers at 112 West Washington Street and online at highcliffeclothiers.com.Host: Chris StaffordRecorded: November 29, 2022This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement

The Middleburg Podcast, sponsored by The Middleburg Museum at the Pink Box, is back for a new season just in time for the holidays. And we all know how busy the town gets with all the festivities ands frivolities. So the podcast will be yet another way of finding out more about your town and it’s upcoming events. We will also look back at recent past events and talk to the people who make things happen. Each episode will feature an events segment, as well as news, views and interviews. And what better way to kick off the new season than at The Pink Box in conversation with Suzanne Obetz, Executive Director of the Middleburg Museum. Suzanne sets the scene with a review of some of October’s highlights, which included the first ever Chili Cook Off and the return of the Mille Miglia Car Race. We hear what’s in store for November as we build up to one of our busiest months of the year with the the famous Christmas Parade and all that comes before. Plus Suzanne shares some exciting breaking news of plans for the Middleburg Museum on North Madison Street.Subscribe free and download The Middleburg Podcast each month. This episode of The Middleburg Podcast is sponsored The Middleburg Museum at the Pink Box. For more information about the museum and upcoming events please visitwww.themiddleburgmuseum.org. Host: Chris StaffordRecorded: October 25, 2022This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5688853/advertisement