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Browsing: Arts & Entertainment
The Richmond Shakespeare Festival is up and running with “Much Ado About Nothing” in the courtyard theatre of Agecroft Hall.
This summer at the Science Museum, get a three-dimensional view of the inner workings of complex biological systems at “Body Worlds: The Anatomy of Happiness.”
Bug Squad is located at CMoR’s Downtown location, Bug Squad combines insect superheroes with scientific facts to create curiosity, encourage play, and to promote a love of learning.
Bring your mom to the Virginia Museum of History & Culture for Mother’s Day! Moms get in free Sunday, May 12.
VMHC will unveil new exhibition to honors the legacy of the Rosenwald Schools, established to educate Black students during the Jim Crow era. Coming this month!
RFM team members share books they have enjoyed – maybe you will, too! “The Light Pirate” by Lily Brooks-Dalton is haunting and beautiful science-based fiction.
Wife, mother, grandmother, and Richmond legend – Desirée Roots has been singing, acting, dancing, and lighting up stages in the region for fifty years!
This one-hour long show, playing at Virginia Rep Center through May 5, teaches children to be themselves through powerful lyrics and creative effects.
As a volunteer docent at the Virginia Holocaust Museum, Steve Chasin has learned a lot about students. He wants families to know, “Your kids are doing fine.”
“Altar Boyz” is a talent-packed ninety minutes and is showing at Swift Creek Mill Theatre through Saturday, April 20!
Stephanie Stephens brings Bluey the beloved blue heeler to life onstage at Altria Theater, April 23 and 24, in Richmond!