Created by Richmond native Mary Anderson it airs every Monday and Friday at 10:30 am on VPM Plus as part of their Home Learning programming. It uses musical play as the pathway to engage young children ages 2 to 7 in learning and features different themes each week.

A Women’s History Month viewing of Ruby Bridges. Watch the film in advance, whenever or however works best for you, and then log into an interactive Zoom presentation where special guests from the Moton Museum will join to chat about Barbara Johns and Virginia’s school integration.

A quick and lively story time to celebrate the great Dr. Seuss’s birthday! Kids will then use their creativity to make a Seussical 3D birthday cake made from recycled materials.

A chance to climb indoors in the 28ft top rope climbing room, while giving you the opportunity to connect with other home schooled students from in and around RVA. Each home school visit includes Event Belayers that assist throughout your time at TRC to ensure tons of climbing.

Join Barefoot Puppets for a puppet show and art activity that will show your child how to turn everyday objects into a puppet of their own. Each of these programs offers an original story and teaches a new lesson. Available for 30 days after premiere date. Wednesdays 10:30-11

A quick and lively story time to celebrate the great Dr. Seuss’s birthday! Kids will then use their creativity to make a Seussical 3D birthday cake made from recycled materials.

A special virtual winetasting preview. Join an interactive exploration of three varietals with award-winning winemaker Marcus Notaro of Stag's Leap Wine Cellars and their very own SOAR365 board member Thom Horsey, a 40-year veteran of the wine industry.

Enjoy your favorite storybooks and activities with Children's Educator Tarneshia Evans.

Beethoven is at the heart of this concert, with the majestic Piano Concerto n.1 and the sunny and cheerful Symphony n.4 that in its brightness recalls the symphonies of Haydn, with whom Beethoven had studied a decade before. Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Martinez will make her debut with the Richmond Symphony.

The evening’s program features Beethoven Sonata for Cello and Piano F Major, op 5. no. 1; and Brahms Quartet for Piano and Strings in G Minor, op. 25, no. 1.

Inside Historic St. John's Church, the location of the Second Virginia Convention, hear the fascinating story of Patrick Henry and his 'Liberty or Death" speech in the heady days on the eve of the American Revolution. The program lasts about 30 minutes, followed by a Q&A session.

A trial class for ages 3 to adult to try a Irish dance class.

This outdoor, one-time-only class will provide a great opportunity to learn what they do in longer-term SPARC classes and to connect with other young people interested in the arts. Students can expect an active, exciting hour of activities like SPARC games, exercises, music, stories, movement, and more.

Beethoven is at the heart of this concert, with the majestic Piano Concerto n.1 and the sunny and cheerful Symphony n.4 that in its brightness recalls the symphonies of Haydn, with whom Beethoven had studied a decade before. Venezuelan pianist Gabriela Martinez will make her debut with the Richmond Symphony.

This program focuses on an examination of political cartoons and paintings that highlight Abraham Lincoln, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the end of slavery. Recommended for Upper Elementary Students. This webinar is free; however, registration is required.

A special presentation highlighting the role of women correspondents who broke gender and racial barriers to report on the conflict in Viet Nam.

Weekly Creation Station: In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, participants will learn how to make puffy paint and use it to create a shamrock masterpiece. This fun homemade paint provides a sensory experience that every child will love. *This class is also appropriate for children with special/sensory needs.

Weekly Creation Station: In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, participants will learn how to make puffy paint and use it to create a shamrock masterpiece. This fun homemade paint provides a sensory experience that every child will love. *This class is also appropriate for children with special/sensory needs.

COVID-19 and Smell Loss: When We Can No Longer Wake Up and Smell the Coffee is presented by Evan Reiter, MD, Medical Director of the VCU Smell and Taste Disorders Center.

A very special program honoring National K-9 Veterans Day, as the Virginia War Memorial partners with the Military Working Dog Team Support Association. This program will focus on the history, training, and missions of Military Working Dogs, and their role both in battle and beyond. They are excited to feature Megan Hobson, a MWDTSA volunteer…

As we enter our second year of the coronavirus pandemic, have you ever wondered how Virginians fought infectious disease in the past? Join curator Dr. Karen Sherry in this virtual program to learn more about the history of smallpox, its impact on Virginians, and related artifacts in the VMHC’s collection.

This climbing event is for youth ages 4 and up (participants must be able to independently use the restroom). Participants will get to climb, enjoy dinner, and make a small craft to take home. Rental Harness, TRC Staff Belayers, and pizza dinner included.

This outdoor, one-time-only class will provide a great opportunity to learn what they do in longer-term SPARC classes and to connect with other young people interested in the arts. Students can expect an active, exciting hour of activities like SPARC games, exercises, music, stories, movement, and more.

Is it real or just paint? Learn how to paint a decorative frame and an architectural ornament (a flower, symbol, scroll) using a technique called "trompe l’oeil". Students will prep and paint a canvas, create stencils, and learn how to make a symbol pop off the surface.

Spend a “paw-sitively” delightful afternoon with your pooch at Maymont. There are only a few times a year when dogs are invited to visit Maymont, so don’t miss your chance. ($ per dog; Free for human companions)

Go inside the Historic St. John's Church, the location of the Second Virginia Convention, and hear the fascinating story of Patrick Henry and his 'Liberty or Death" speech in the heady days on the eve of the American Revolution. Tours run at: 10:30, 12:00, 1:30 and 3:00. Tickets required.

Virginian women have long played a role in service, behind the scenes and in uniform. Celebrate Women’s History Month by hearing the voices and stories of women who have served and are currently serving our country during this amazing panel discussion. Hear from these brave women warriors as they share their experiences as women in…

In a special collaboration for the Modlin Center, spoken word artist and activist Marc Bamuthi Joseph, composer and violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain, and street dance pioneer and choreographer Drew Dollaz offer selections from their short film trilogy, live performance, and conversation on racial profiling and the prison industrial complex.

Children and their caregivers will have fun exploring their senses and then creating their own special sensory bags with interesting items to see and touch with no-mess. *This class is also appropriate for children with special/sensory needs

Join CKG and Ashely Morgan Soukup, MA, LMFT and discuss the book, The Explosive Child, by Dr. Ross W. Greene. This book provides a framework for understanding the neuroscience behind defiant, oppositional behavior, why traditional parenting models often don’t work, and what to do instead.

Use your senses to play. Children and their caregivers will have fun exploring their senses and then creating their own special sensory bags with interesting items to see and touch with no-mess. This class is also appropriate for children with special/sensory needs.

Drawing upon a sweeping array of previously unexamined sources, Rebellious Passage examines the neglected maritime dimensions of the extensive US slave trade and slave revolt. This book chronicles the first comprehensive history of the ship revolt, its consequences, and its relevance to global modern slavery.

Have you considered becoming a foster parent? Join HopeTree Foster Care for one of the information sessions to learn more about how your family can become a foster family.

Enjoy your favorite storybooks and activities with Children's Educator Tarneshia Evans.

The Children’s Museum is excited to host a night for families with children with disabilities. The events will open for registration about a week prior to the scheduled date.

Interested families are invited to make an appointment for an open house, or can schedule a tour or virtual information session.

This outdoor, one-time-only class will provide a great opportunity to learn what they do in longer-term SPARC classes and to connect with other young people interested in the arts. Students can expect an active, exciting hour of activities like SPARC games, exercises, music, stories, movement, and more.

A 60-minute interactive virtual visit to the John Marshall House, with one of their Museum Educators. Their signature tour explores the life of John Marshall in early 19th century Richmond as a husband, father, lawyer, enslaver, quoits and Madeira enthusiast, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

Go inside the Historic St. John's Church, the location of the Second Virginia Convention, and hear the fascinating story of Patrick Henry and his 'Liberty or Death" speech in the heady days on the eve of the American Revolution. Tours run at: 10:30, 12:00, 1:30 and 3:00. Tickets required.

Celebrate Patrick Henry’s “Give Me Liberty” speech (near) its anniversary (March 23, 1775), and support the Donate 1775 appeal in the process. Q+A at the end of the program.

Craft beer, live music, and local farmers, and artisans selling fresh produce, handmade home décor, art, jewelry, apparel, and more. An out-door, open-air market. Social distancing will be monitored at all times.

This Women's History Month virtual focus tour will explore the lives of Mary "Polly" Marshall, Mary Marshall Harvie, Agnes Spurlock, and many other women who occupied and experienced the spaces in this Richmond home.

The story of the 6888th Postal Battalion is frequently the untold story of heroes “hidden in plain sight.” These soldiers were trailblazers and the Greatest Generation members, as the only all-female, all-Black battalion to serve overseas in World War II. Join a panel of Veterans and history lovers to hear some of the fantastic stories…

Celebrate Spring by making butterflies that really spring. Kids will learn about butterflies while also learning art folding techniques like the accordion fold.

The Science of Compassion, is presented by Dr. Chris Kukk, Professor of Political Science, Longwood University. Registration is required.  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-science-of-compassion-tickets-142919344607

Better Mental Health and Wellness through Virtual Reality Technology, presented by David Waltenbaugh, Co-Founder and CEO, Root Virtual Reality. Registration required. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/better-mental-health-and-wellness-through-virtual-reality-technology-tickets-142966473571

Celebrate Spring by making butterflies that really spring. Kids will learn about butterflies while also learning art folding techniques like the accordion fold.

Have you considered becoming a foster parent? Join HopeTree Foster Care for one of the information sessions to learn more about how your family can become a foster family.

The virtual event will include a live auction and Mission Moments that celebrate the impact of The New Community School.

Inge Strack and Danny Trent continue their abstract art exhibit that fills the gallery with color and happy perceptions. Two new solo shows open: Perry Matthew, An Uncolored Point of View, and James Sheehan, The Art of Nature.

There will be eight women speaking about addiction and mental health solutions. They will share their stories and how addiction has been a part of their lives as well as what they are doing to help the community.

This climbing event is for youth ages 4 and up (participants must be able to independently use the restroom). Participants will get to climb, enjoy dinner, and make a small craft to take home. Rental Harness, TRC Staff Belayers, and pizza dinner included.

Master Gardener Cathy McCarthy will demonstrate how native plants are not just for ‘wild’ gardens. Ornamental garden design principles and pollinator support principles will be explored to show how an ornamental garden can also be a functioning, sustainable pollinator garden. To register for this session, please visit https://tinyurl.com/Ornamental-Pollinators21.

The Easter Bunny will be in the Ettrick Park parking lot to wave while goodie bags are handed out to those in cars. For ages 1 to 12. Registration is required. Call to register 804-706-2596. Course #38015

Go inside the Historic St. John's Church, the location of the Second Virginia Convention, and hear the fascinating story of Patrick Henry and his 'Liberty or Death" speech in the heady days on the eve of the American Revolution. Tours run at: 10:30, 12:00, 1:30 and 3:00. Tickets required.

A 60-minute interactive virtual visit to the John Marshall House, with one of their Museum Educators. Their signature tour explores the life of John Marshall in early 19th century Richmond as a husband, father, lawyer, enslaver, quoits and Madeira enthusiast, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

Angie Miles - mom, literacy educator, founder of HAPPY Pursuits LLC, and author of Short Pump Bump will read with parents and children. Sign up on Advocates in Parenting facebook page.

Banner Christian is a dynamic K through 12 school located in Chesterfield County. Our desire is to provide an excellent college preparatory education through a biblical worldview that meets the needs of the whole child, embracing the academic, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual aspects of each individual.

The Judge Advocate General’s Corps was established by General George Washington in 1775 and serves as one of the pillars of justice in the United States Army. Join as they speak with JAG Officer, Kelli Petersen, about her experiences

This Women's History Month virtual focus tour will explore the lives of Mary "Polly" Marshall, Mary Marshall Harvie, Agnes Spurlock, and many other women who occupied and experienced the spaces in this Richmond home.

A Women’s History Month viewing of Walk the Line. Watch the film in advance, whenever or however works best for you, and then log into an interactive Zoom presentation where the VMHC education team will mythbust what’s true, what’s not, and show some connections to their collection.

Start your engines! Instead of paintbrushes, you are going to paint with cars. Participants will use toy cars and tempera paint to make interesting abstract art.

A talk with Charles Duff, author of the book The North Atlantic Cities. Duff will show how these North Atlantic Cities of row houses came to be, how they grew and evolved, how they have overcome crises, and where Richmond fits into the family.

Start your engines! Instead of paintbrushes, paint with cars. Participants will use toy cars and tempera paint to make interesting abstract art.

It’s here again! The warmth of sun on your face, the sound of the bat hitting the ball, the smell of the freshly cut grass and the cry to “play ball!” Join Al Barnes, Virginia National Guard Command Historian and co-author of Play Ball! Doughboys and Baseball during The Great War, and VWM Education Director…

Park historians will lead a tour through the Breakthrough Battle of April 2nd, 1865. This program begins at 9:00 a.m. and is included with regular paid Park admission but, tour reservations and advance payment are required. Please call (804) 861-2408 to RSVP or email Tim Talbott at ttalbott@pamplinpark.org.

This series of programs, expertly curated by David Finckel and Wu Han, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center co-artistic directors, celebrates chamber music at its finest. Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Front Row: National was originally conceived in March 2020. Virtual Event

Enjoy seasonal sights and sounds including colorful blooms, Easter Bunny appearances, live tunes from Bach to Rock, entertaining performers, a handful of “egg-cellent” activities widely dispersed on the lawns, a scavenger hunt, food trucks, and plenty of space for a picnic. Maymont grounds, gardens and Farm are open for event guests only during the event…

Remember the 156th Anniversary of the Breakthrough Battle which ended the Petersburg Campaign and forced the Confederate withdrawal from Richmond. The Park hosts a schedule of activities and programs for walk-in visitors. Activities are included with regular daily admission.

The first 500 kids (12 and under) will receive an Easter goodie bag, which includes the new RFM. Be sure to look for special “Gold” Easter Eggs in your goodie bag for extra prizes. Plus, there will be take-home Easter crafts, selfies from your vehicle with the Easter Bunny ,and much more.

Go inside the Historic St. John's Church, the location of the Second Virginia Convention, and hear the fascinating story of Patrick Henry and his 'Liberty or Death" speech in the heady days on the eve of the American Revolution. Tours run at: 10:30, 12:00, 1:30 and 3:00. Tickets required.