Dress up the kids and join a fun and safe fall evening. This event will have Trunk or Treating, games, crafts, face painting, food (while supplies last), and live music

Meet and mingle with other homeschoolers from across Virginia. Participants will be some of the first students to see the new permanent exhibition, Our Commonwealth, as well as the current

Drop by the ICA for a chance to have your portrait taken in a studio led by photographer Naima Green in collaboration with VCUarts photo students.

Enjoy happy hour, food trucks, music, family fun, and free gallery Access the first Friday over every month beginning November 4, 2022 at the VMHC. Discount off beer and wine,

Taylor Tomlinson has appeared on several national TV shows.. Catch Taylor while headlining her nationwide theater tour. 7:00 and 9:30 PM

The race will take place on historic Civil War battlefield trails starting and finishing at the at the Freedom Garden. The course is a mixture of uneven gravel and dirt

A one-day meetup designed for 4th grade girls. Girls discover their grit (courage, determination, resilience, perseverance, and stick-to-it-ness) during this fun, energetic day of investigation, exploration, and self discovery. Registration

Living History of First Peoples, Revolutionary War, Civil War, WWl, WWll, Korean War and Vietnam War. Walk through the woods of a tri-centennial farm and learn from Reenactors and Veterans

The events of 1676 take center stage, with a focus on the historic food and drink of the era. Join living history interpreters over an open fire and chat with them about life in 17th century Virginia. Talk with an archaeologist and discover what has been found in the dirt and hidden in the walls. 

Workshops and performances for youth of all ages. This year, the series will be “On the Road” and in the community.

Mike and Mary Anderson, cofounders and hosts of early childhood music education program My Music Starts Here, will be in the shop performing live music for Saturday morning story time.

An hour-long, all-levels vinyasa style yoga class, and stay after to explore the Valentine and the Wickham House with your fellow yogis. The class is taught by Carly Shields (@carlyszenden), 200hr Registered Yoga Teacher.

Learn the history and traditions behind Bonfire night, Samhain and All Souls Day. The Living History Staff will demonstrate the textile work and food ways of the harvest. They’ll also have crafts, stories, and games.

Features over 40 Virginia craft beers, brewing demos, farmers market, food, and Virginia history. Benefits Henricus Foundation’s Children’s Education Fund.

Experience Patrick Henry's powerful Liberty or Death speech as he convinces fellow delegates like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson to take up arms against the King and join New England in the fight for Liberty. About 40 minutes, followed by a visit with the delegates.

Celebrate the Marine Corps’ 247th birthday and to hear first-hand accounts from Marine and Virginia War Memorial volunteer, Bill Akers. Register early for this virtual event: vawarmemorial.org/events Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_A0vJLyHFTw-D4eeoIo8pJA Short link: https://bit.ly/3TfErep

There’s never been a better time to understand your financial health. True financial health is based on four key components: spend, save, borrow and plan. Join CCPL and VACU to learn how to improve your own financial health. November's sessions will focus on borrowing. Registration opens four weeks before.

The VMHC Education team  will present the webinar Power & Agency in Colonial Virginia. Recommended for upper elementary students and above.

Sabot at Stony Point is a progressive, Reggio-inspired school serving students age 2 to grade 8 and is committed to meaningful learning through creativity, collaboration, disciplined research, and the respectful exchange of ideas. This event offers an overview of their approach and philosophy, their curriculum, and their admissions process.

Honor our county’s veterans by attending this annual ceremony on the historic Courthouse Green. This program will include a keynote speaker, living history displays, musical performances, presentation of banners and wreaths, and honoring our veterans.

With rapid changes in American society and technology, the ways in which we tell stories is constantly evolving. By utilizing technological innovations, young historians are able to share the American spirit in creative ways that connect with Americans across the ages. Join Virginia Commonwealth University professor, Dr. Bernard Means, and VCU senior Maggie Colangelo as

Shop with loads of amazing local vendors for holiday gifts, and visit the local shops. Start your holiday shopping off right by shopping small with local artists, makers, and crafters.

Sample some of the best seafood in the area including clam chowder, Virginia blue crabs, and fresh fried fish. Shop nautical-inspired art and jewelry and don’t miss the History Fair inside the Freight Shed. Pirates will talk about seafaring life with educational information for all ages.

Meet some local wildlife as Virginia Living Museum talks about the “wild” lives of Virginia’s native animals. Registration begins Nov. 5.

Local and regional breweries, wineries, and distilleries offering samples included in your ticket price, plus pay-as-you-go food from on-site restaurants and other local vendors, fun games and live music from local artists. Get in-depth behind the scene knowledge from Virginia Brewers, Distillers, Wine Makers and more. This is a rain or shine event, refunds are

Discover the role fashion played in some of the social movements of the 20th century during this focused history presentation. 1:00 and 3:00 PM

Meet some local wildlife as Virginia Living Museum talks about the “wild” lives of Virginia’s native animals. Registration begins Nov. 5.

An open-air night market that offers a variety of handmade products and independent artists/makers, live music, cultured and diverse programming, activities for all ages, and more.

Farmer is inviting you to her specialty cabaret on the main stage. Always full of surprises, this southern songstress will perform an eclectic mix of songs – ranging from standards to Broadway to popular music.

Karmalita’s is a handcrafted marshmallow and S’more Pop Up business that creates artisan craft s’mores to order, as well as providing marshmallow confections, and gourmet hot chocolate

Bring your lawn chair or blanket and join this outside event for children, sponsored by Henrico Recreation & Parks. Big Bang Boom is a pop/rock music group that plays parent-friendly children’s music including children’s favorites as well as their own original songs for kids.

Author Kwame Christian chats about his new book, How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race: Practical Tools for Necessary Change in the Workplace and Beyond.

Chesterfield Council On Aging (CCA), offers this educational event. Expo will include: A panel discussion on the continuum of long term care, vendors, giveaways, and more. Registration required, please register at: https://forms.gle/wZwKHMHtxhSfyc49 Email AgingServices@Chesterfield.Gov or call 804-768-7878 for more information.

Learn about: legal rights at the workplace under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), supported employment through the Department of Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS), and available resources in the community to support entry into the workforce. For more information about Northstar, visit: NorthstarVA.org.

Author Shannon Sarna loves telling the story of Jewish people through food. In her newest book, Modern Jewish Comfort Food, she shares many traditional dishes with exciting variations. Attendees will be treated to a cooking demo and a lunch made with recipes from the book.

The College of William & Mary and the Brafferton Indian School have a shared origin story. Join Dr. Buck Woodard of American University’s Department of Anthropology for a discussion about the history and legacy of the Brafferton Indian School and new research on the Native alumni of the colonial-era institution.

A discussion for the prototyping of SIT(UATION)—a mutable seating environment commissioned as a part of M.U.R.R.M.U.R. Riley Hooker, artist and designer; Nick Meehan, architect; and Cas Holman, toy designer join in a roundtable to discuss the project, highlighting the project’s intersecting reference points.

The Richmond Symphony returns to Hardywood for chamber classics, craft beer, pizza, and fun.

Questions about CBD? Zoom in and learn all about various CBD products from a clinical pharmacist. There will be time for Q&A. Attendees will receive a 15% discount on CBD products through Bremo Pharmacy's online store.

Although they're based in Nashville, Wild Ponies have always looked to Southwest Virginia — where bandmates Doug and Telisha Williams were both born and raised — for inspiration. There, in mountain towns like Galax, old-time American music continues to thrive, supported by a community of fiddlers, flat-pickers, and fans.

The Richmond Renaissance Dancers will present this multimedia program showcasing the majesty and elegance of court dancing from the perspective of Queen Elizabeth I and her courtiers. The Queen’s court will come alive once more through demonstrations of these late 16th century dances.

An evening of laughter, featuring performances by Sommore, Bruce Bruce, Lavell Crawford, and Ali Siddiq.

The Richmond Renaissance Dancers will present this multimedia program showcasing the majesty and elegance of court dancing from the perspective of Queen Elizabeth I and her courtiers. The Queen’s court will come alive once more through demonstrations of these late 16th century dances. Linda Macdonald, portraying Queen Elizabeth, will provide informative narrative and historical background.

Join Dewayne White, PT Bratton and host Noah Miller for this Military Appreciation comedy show. Presented by The Perkinson Center and Pearl St Comedy. For ages 13 and up.  

A dynamic lead bass player from Kansas City, bassist Julian Vaughn has made an international name for himself since 2010. As a bassist in the smooth jazz genre Vaughn plays a variety of styles from smooth, finesse and funk which he developed while playing in the church where his grandfather pastored.  

Receive a t-shirt, enjoy Dunkin’ munchkin stops and a big donut breakfast, and receive a participant medal. Chipped timing for runners. Virtual and in person option. Benefits ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation.  donutrun.org

It’s a pre-Thanksgiving cornucopia of fun for the whole family. Shop for turkeys, farm-fresh produce, seasonal treats, and unique holiday pieces from local artists. More than 50 vendors participate in this special November market. Enjoy live demonstrations and live music, too.

This event is for youth ages 5 to 12. All LEGOs are provided.

This is a great opportunity to celebrate your kids for a morning filled with breakfast, music, characters. From Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond.

An awesome yoga flow, followed by a cider. Your ticket includes yoga and a complimentary drink.

Come out for shopping, food trucks, and fall-themed games, and crafts.

An afternoon dedicated to the craft and inspiration of knitting, crocheting, and all things yarn. There is plenty of space for knitters and crocheters to grab a glass or bottle of wine. Stock up from local shops, and vendors, while enjoying your day.

Mounted archers prepare to demonstrate archery from horseback. These unique athletes train hard in this ancient sport, working as a team with their horses as they ride down the track and take aim at the targets.  Arrows and dust will fly as the sounds of fast hooves, and the thud of arrows hitting targets fills

Author Kristen Green will discuss the main themes in her critically acclaimed new book, The Devil’s Half Acre: The Untold Story of How One Woman Liberated the South’s Most Notorious Slave Jail.  Registration begins Nov. 5.

Adults, make your own resin epoxy geode coaster to use at home. All supplies provided. Registration begins Nov. 5.

Raise a glass with us as they look back over the year, celebrate the local autism community, and recognize the 2022 ASCV Mission Award winners.

A nationally touring Creedence Clearwater Revival/John Fogerty Tribute Show.

Shop for handmade items, festive fall favorites like local apple butter, pumpkin bread, pumpkin spice candles, and more. Grab some local eats from Hungry Hungry Arrow and enjoy music from Kailey Conner while you shop.

Deck yourself and your family out in your pirate’s best. In partnership with the Loose Cannon Company of Virginia Beach. Free to patrons of Virginia Opera's The Pirates of Penzance performances.

A young apprentice pirate with no stomach for a future of piracy is due to be released from his required service on his twenty-first birthday… Trouble is, fate might just intervene with the plan. With his newly found sweetheart, a long-winded but well-intentioned father, and a Pirate King boss with his own merry band of

In Artists Under Fire: The BDS War Against Celebrities, Jews and Israel, Melman provides Israel supporters with an action plan to stand up to the cultural boycott campaign against the Jewish homeland. Register at weinsteinjcc.org to get the Zoom link.

For the past 45 years, BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet has been making some of the most potent and poplar Cajun music on the planet and they are now back on the road with their farewell tour.

Join a “mock” Shabbat and Hanukkah dinner in celebration of the Festival of Lights. They’ll light candles, eat latkes, sing songs, and play dreidel.

In a 17th century country house, food and medicine were often the same thing. Listen to a lively telling of uses of everyday foods, food preparation, historic recipes, rare spices, table etiquette, and customs on England’s annual feast days. Repeats November 29th.

In 2020 the National Museum of the American Indian unveiled “The Warriors’ Circle of Honor,” to honor the service and sacrifice of Native Americans in the United States military. Indians have served this country in every conflict and more Indians continue to serve than any other ethnic group. Join Dr. Herman J. Viola, a curator

Based on one of Hollywood’s most beloved romantic stories of all time, springs to life on stage.

A 5k run or walk Turkey Trot around the paved trails. Participants will receive a fantastic event medal and a cool pair of socks. Awards will be given for top runners overall and for age groups.

A traditional Thanksgiving meal. Reservations required 804-537-5050.

GRAMMY Award winning Big Joe has been performing for nearly 50 years professionally.

Local artists and makers selling handmade home décor, art, jewelry, apparel, and more.

In a frozen silver world, a man wakes up and builds a woman from snow. Based on the beloved Russian folk tale Snegurochka and created by Helen Hayes Award-winning choreographer and Synetic Co-Founder Irina Tsikurishvili, Snow Maiden is a mystical story of love, hope, and the power

In a frozen silver world, a man wakes up and builds a woman from snow. Based on the beloved Russian folk tale Snegurochka and created by Helen Hayes Award-winning choreographer and Synetic Co-Founder Irina Tsikurishvili, Snow Maiden is a mystical story of love, hope, and the power

Under the Radar is a history book about 30 notable Canadian Jewish musicians. Register at weinsteinjcc.org to get the Zoom link.

Join bestselling author Douglas Brinkley for a lecture about his newest book, Silent Spring Revolution: John F. Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, and the Great Environmental Awakening.

A participatory publishing workshop with Mariana Parisca. Bring in an object: perhaps it's trash that you find value in, or something sentimental, or something spiritually charged, or something that holds potential. This workshop is on gathering, sharing, exchanging, and questioning how we read value.

With special guest, Kendra Scott who will have a display and a discount on items along with charcuterie cups and a special drink for everyone.

Celebrate the holidays and the release of their new album “Don’t Blink.” The show will feature a performance of the album in its entirety, followed by festive holiday sets from

Young children will stretch their brains and their bodies through yoga-inspired stories, games and movement. Ages 2 to 5 and their caregivers. Registration required.

Join Virginia Army National Guard Command Historian Al Barnes as he explores the life of this distinguished American soldier and his linkage to one of the Army’s most prestigious infantry

This Winter wonderland canvas backdrop features a snowman skating in a winter wonderland, ready for the holidays. They have partnered with a local artist, Nancy Jacey, to bring you this

For the 33rd annual Day With(out) Art, arts organization Visual AIDS presents Being & Belonging, a program of seven short videos highlighting under-told stories of artists across the world living

Two of the most successful touring acts in Christian music today are partnering for a one-of-a-kind co-headline tour.

Come out and kick off the Holiday season early with a joyful evening of Jazz with the QuintEssential Jazz Band while supporting the Virginia Higher Education Fund.

Shop over 35 local vendors, enjoy delicious food trucks, and get your family Christmas photo. This is a rain or shine outdoor event.

Inspired by open-air holiday markets around the world, downtown shops and businesses are taking their wares to the streets with sidewalk sales, displays, and specials. Plus, live music, more than

This fun day of live music and community aims to kick off the holiday season giving back to the Richmond community.

A classic soul vocal group. The ensemble is comprised of three talented musicians and vocalists who have a combined entertainment history spanning over thirty years.