Events
Meet teachers, tour the campus, discover students actively engaged in joyful learning. With small class sizes, a challenging academic program, and a nurturing Christ-centered community,.
Located at The Hunter School, 8800 Derbyshire Road.
(Free)
Use your engineering skills to launch a candy corn pumpkin as far as possible. Work alone or in groups as you test the laws of pumpkin physics.
Located at Fairfield Library, 1401 N. Laburnum Avenue.
(Free)
In this workshop, make pasta from scratch using basic equipment and easy to follow recipes.
Located at Lakeside Farmers’ Market, Lakeside Farmers' Market, Lakeside Avenue, Henrico, VA.
($)
Discover what life was like traveling west in the 1840s. Learn how to build a raft, barter with the locals, and survive the winding trail.
Located at Tuckahoe Library, 1901 Starling Drive, Regency, VA.
(Free)
There's dance and dress-up, the perfect combo. Come have fun while also learning some new skills.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
A fun, hands-on art experience that builds creativity, confidence, and school readiness skills through playful exploration and art-making.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Chesterfield, 6629 Lake Harbour Dr, Midlothian, VA.
($)
A toddler and caregiver program packed with strategies for using nursery rhymes and sensory experiences in everyday life.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
A fun, movement-filled class where children bring stories to life through dance while building language, motor, and listening skills.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
Get ready to imagine, design, and build. Each month features a new engineering challenge that invites participants to create, test, and improve their ideas.
Located at Deep Run Park, 9900 Ridgefield Parkway.
(Free)
A fun, hands-on art experience that builds creativity, confidence, and school readiness skills through playful exploration and art-making.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
This year’s conference honors the legacy of Dr. Grace E. Harris, whose story embodies both grace and the breakthrough to HIGHER Ground. The fall session will offer several concrete benefits: interactive workshops provide practical strategies that participants can apply in their own work.
Located at Richmond Marriott, Richmond Marriott, 500 East Broad Street, Richmond, VA.
($)
Celebrate a different culture each month through fun activities, traditions, and engaging cultural presentations.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 W Broad St, Richmond, VA.
($)
Visit a variety of interactive stations, tackle hands-on challenges, and discover something new along the way. All ages.
Located at Deep Run Park, 9900 Ridgefield Parkway.
(Free)
Best suited for grades K through 5, with an adult. Explore the physics behind how catapults work and test your very own catapult creation.
Located at Twin Hickory Library, 5001 Twin Hickory Road, Glen Allen, VA.
(Free)
There's dance and dress-up, the perfect combo. Come have fun while also learning some new skills.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
A fun, hands-on art experience that builds creativity, confidence, and school readiness skills through playful exploration and art-making.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Chesterfield, 6629 Lake Harbour Dr, Midlothian, VA.
($)
A playful program where babies and caregivers explore singing, dancing, and sensory activities while building connection and engagement.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 W Broad St, Richmond, VA.
(Free)
A toddler and caregiver program packed with strategies for using nursery rhymes and sensory experiences in everyday life.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
A fun, movement-filled class where children bring stories to life through dance while building language, motor, and listening skills.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Chesterfield, 6629 Lake Harbour Dr, Midlothian, VA.
($)
A playful program where babies and caregivers explore singing, dancing, and sensory activities while building connection and engagement.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Chesterfield, 6629 Lake Harbour Dr. Midlothian, VA.
($)
A fun, hands-on art experience that builds creativity, confidence, and school readiness skills through playful exploration and art-making.
Located at Children’s Museum of Richmond, Downtown, 2626 West Broad St. Richmond, VA.
($)
Richmond's Poet Laureate, Dr. Maurice "Moeflowz" Brown, will guide participants in how to say what needs to be said with honesty, craft, courage, and purpose.
Located at Libbie Mill Library, 2100 Libbie Lake East Street, Richmond, VA.
(Free)
Learn what your dog is really saying. In this interactive program, explore canine body language so you can better understand how dogs communicate.
Located at Varina Library, 1875 New Market Road, Richmond, VA.
(Free)
Make a model lung out of a plastic bottle and a balloon to explore how diaphragms and lungs work.
Located at Ginter Park Library, 1200 Westbrook Avenue, Richmond, VA.
(Free)
Learn about the basics of financial aid and planning for your future while in high school, including options for what to do after high school.
Located at Fairfield Library, Fairfield - Henrico County Public Library, North Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, VA.
(Free)
