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.

All ages are welcome to visit the library and follow a story outside. Begin on the patio and follow the story, window by window, until you reach the back door. Pick up a packet to take home and continue the…

Have fun learning about things that grow with Chicken Little, Farmer Tom, Scarecrow, and all their farmyard friends.

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…

VMFA presents Virginia Arcadia: The Natural Bridge in American Art. Explore the artistic legacy of an iconic natural wonder. Depicted and celebrated for centuries, the Natural Bridge is the Shenandoah Valley’s breathtaking centerpiece—a towering, primeval witness to human history and…

A touring exhibition that uses immersive experiences and multimedia activities to raise awareness about mental illness.

Exploratory activities for kids. 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, & Sundays

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…

Highlights six decades of Virginia artists and their contributions to the development of Jazz as an American art form. The presentation features 35 Virginians who achieved national and international acclaim for their work. Exhibition runs through June 2021.

Busch Gardens' guests will be transported to where the Big Easy meets big thrills as they stroll through eight decorated villages filled with mouthwatering Cajun food, cocktails, and immersive live entertainment and music. Experience iconic roller coasters and attractions, including…

The 11th annual showcase of over 20 free local and national films. These films, many of which are family focused, help to raise awareness of environmental issues relevant to the Richmond region, and our planet.

Loads of curriculum and supplements for all grades and subjects. Great for families just starting out or looking for a fresh approach to math, reading, writing, history, geography, foreign languages, and more.

Operation Desert Storm, a 42 day long offensive against Iraq, ended 30 years ago in February of 1991. Join Virginia War Memorial Director of Education Jim Triesler as he remembers the Virginians who were killed during the conflict, and shares…

Meet the artists and enjoy music. The exhibits continue through March 20, 2021.

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…