A highly curated mix of dining events, behind-the-scenes tours, demonstrations, talks, food producers, cookbook authors, visiting chefs, culinary historians, and craft spirit makers.  

Phillips’ work invites you to reminisce moments in your life, creating an emotional response, taking you down memory lane. Visualize and experience the artwork on a personal level. Gallery is closed on Sunday’s and Monday’s and at 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays.

An exhibition of work by Carli Holcomb that uses synthetic and natural materials to address the intersection of people and place.

In the aftermath of the Civil War, Richmond entered the Gilded Age seeking bright prospects while struggling with its own past. Author Brian Burns takes you on a romp through the River City as it headed toward a new century. ($, Free for members and 18 and under)

A new show, Memory Lane, featuring paintings by Christopher S Phillips. Phillips' work invites you to reminisce moments in your life, creating an emotional response, taking you down memory lane. Visualize and experience the artwork on a personal level. Exhibit open until November 25, 2017.

Kathleen Walsh unveils paintings from her most recent trip to Africa. Africa: Women I Met Along the Way, began as a series of watercolor sketches done on the road, under a tree, or in a field. Back in the states, Kathleen developed the sketches into larger pieces using a mixed medium including oil pastel, paper, […]

Bring your friends and try to "ESCAPE" from a room at the library. In this physical adventure game, you will have to solve puzzles; using clues, hints, and strategies to get the "key". Are you a Quentin from Paper Towns or a Sherlock Holmes? The proof is in the puzzle.