An exhibition of costume, textiles, art and artifacts in the Nathalie L. Klaus and Reynolds Family Galleries. The 1920s are remembered in America as a decade that “roared” with change, including urban expansion, equal suffrage, social integration, jazz music, fast…

For decades, Edith Keesee Shelton (1899-1989) took numerous photographs documenting Richmond. She focused primarily on the downtown districts of Carver and Jackson Ward in the 1950s. Now using captivating images from Shelton to examine mid-20th century Richmond neighborhoods.

Participants can take part in a wide range of physical activity options. Teams of up to four or eight will virtually join together to log as many active minutes as possible over one month.

The all Virtual Rehearsal and Performance Program will feature the beloved musical, Pippin (ages 18 and under), as well as the masterful and haunting classic, Macbeth (13 to 18). Video auditions for the musical and play are now open and…

Young People's Playhouse: Professionally-filmed plays for educators, children, and families which follow Virginia Standards of Learning. Bonus features, craft activities are included.

Swift Creek Mill Theatre has been bringing educational and entertaining youth plays to the stage since 1989. Now you can stream performances on any device, with added hands-on activities, plus downloadable games, puzzles, and meet the lovable Drifty the Snowman…

At the party, you’ll learn a lot about robots — and build one too.  Sign-up today https://bit.ly/3osVmep

Start the New Year off with Tips and Tricks for Virtual Learning -a series dedicated to sharing relevant topics for exceptional families and professionals. For January’s Talk of the Village, they will have Becky Balog and Caitlyn Berry from Adapt…

This four day Math Camp is designed to help your student(s) stop finger counting in 30 minutes a day. They'll be teaching strategies to help with either addition/subtraction or with multiplication facts.

Do you have a budding artist looking for a creative outlet? This teen ceramics classes are designed for Middle and High School students offer a place for your student to explore and create with a variety of art media.

This after-dark class will introduce students to the world of outdoor theatrical lighting. They will learn the basics of hanging lights, adjusting lighting for color and focus, and creating a mood. Students who enjoy visual art, learning about new backstage…

Have a daughter with a passion for the arts or athletics or both? Register to join a Virtual Session to learn about the vibrant visual and performing arts and winning Saints athletics program for grades 5 through 12.

Members of the education team mythbust some fan-favorite historical films. Watch Night at the Museum in advance, whenever or however works best for you, and then log into an interactive Zoom presentation to chat about what’s true, what’s not, and…