Dinnertainments
(our
group specialty, guaranteed minimum of 35 people)
There
is no better way to entertain your group than offering them a
fun-filled evening at the Boxwood Inn. We offer a variety of costumed,
themed dinners that appeal to any group, both young and old, complete
with the talents of many local entertainers. All "Dinnertainments"
include a four- course meal, tax and service charge.
Please
refer to the below list of themes you may choose from. All services are based
on availability and prices are subject to change. You must make
arrangements in advance and follow all Group Policies.
More Dinnertainments Coming Soon!
For
more information, contact our Catering Manager at 757-888-8854
or by fax at 757-887-3986.
Those Fabulous Fifties
It was an age of poodle skirts and pompadours - of drive-in diners and ducktails - of innocence and innocence lost. It broke away from all the standards of the past and brought a whole new vocabulary with it. Rock 'n roll, beatniks, doo-wop and transistor radios. Relive the exciting, pulsating days of Those Fabulous Fifties with the Doorway Singers.The happy sounds of Come Go With Me, The Stroll, Elvis, and so much more - it is a fast-paced ride in a musical convertible with the top down!
A
Plantation Dinner
Antebellum Virginia, Candlelight and Good Manners. Fluttering
fans, genteel flirtations and the very best of manners highlight
the era when time moved much more slowly. The music of the Stephen
Foster era and more are showcased in the production, complete
with black-sheep relatives and beautiful belles. Songs include:
"Love's Old Sweet Song", "Wait for the Wagon", "I Dream of Jeannie"
and the hauntingty beautiful "Appalachian Round". Definitely one
of our most popular Dinnertainments.
Menu
includes: Peanut Soup, Hospitality Salad, Baked Chicken, Cornbread
Dressing, Masked Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans, Corn Pudding,
Homemade Yeast Rolls, Caramel Bread Pudding & Beverages
Liberty
Call, Liberty Call
A tribute to the dramatic years of the 1940's and the women and
men who won the war. With the men in uniform and the women in
period dress, the program is a warm, friendly trip down memory
lane to a time when the country was united as never before. Songs
include: "Rum and Coca- Cola", "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree",
"The White Cliffs of Dover", and "The. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
of Company B". It is an hour of toe-tapping reminiscence, perfect
for Military Reunions.
Menu
includes: Victory Garden Salad & Soup, Deep Dish Chicken Pie with
White Cliffs of Dover Mashed Potatoes, Greta Garbo Green Beans,
Rolls/Butter/Beverages, Black-Out Chocolate Cake
Murder
Mystery Evening
A candle lit Civil War theme evening with costumed actors leading
the group through and audience involved "Who Dun It" with Southern
accents.
Menu
includes: Peanut Soup, Hospitality Salad, Baked Chicken, Cornbread
Dressing, Masked Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans, Corn Pudding,
Homemade Yeast Rolls, Caramel Bread Pudding & Beverages
THE GROOVY SIXTIES
Music and entertainment exploded in a decade that saw a flood of New bands, new fashions and new songs nudge aside the fifties. Out went doo-wop, In came Folk Music, Motown, beach music and the counter-culture of long hair, Tie-dye and sandals. Grab a seat on the nostalgia ?magic bus? as it spins time back to the GROOVY SIXTIES.
Menu
includes: Garden Salad, Soup of the Day, Chicken stuffed with
Wild Rice, Pineapple Sauce, Green Beans, Rolls/Butter/Beverages,
Banana Rum Pudding with Custard
Dickens
Christmas Dinner
Envision a British manor house in December 1870. Christmas is
celebrated in the finest traditional sense, complete with "The
Holly and the Ivy", "Deck the Halls", "Gloucester shire Wassail"
and "Good King Wenceslas". Bring on the plum pudding and boar's
head and have a Happy Holidays! Space is always quite limited.
Menu
includes: Winter Salad, Potato and Leek Soup, Shepherd's Pie (made
with Beef, Gravy, Peas & Carrots, Topped with Mashed Potatoes
and Cheddar) served golden brown from the oven with Yeast Rolls,
Christmas Pudding with English Custard
Scottish
Evening
Robert Burns Supper Menu - Doors open 6:30, Dinner at 7pm
Menu
includes: Winter Salad w/Raspberry Dressing, Beef & Barley Soup,
Wild Game Plate w/ Current & Orange Sauce, Crusty Loaves of Bread,
Roast Pork* Stuffed with a Fruit & Sage Dressing, Blackberry Wine
Sauce, Served on a Bed of Tatties & Neeps (Potatoes Mashed w/Turnips),
Winter Peas w/Asapagus & Red Peppers, Crusty Rolls, Beverage,
Wild Berry Trifle with Fudgy Chocolate Cake *Chicken available
for those who do not eat pork
The
Royal Edinbourough Scotch Tasting Society can present a Scotch
Tasting for your enjoyment throughout the evening at an additional
charge if interested ($5 pp). Highland Attire Recommended.
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our flyer here.
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