Virginia Museum of History and Culture’s new exhibit tells the story of the Rosenwald Schools.
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Halina Zimm’s story of living through the Holocaust is preserved for posterity as part of a renowned historical exhibit at the Virginia Holocaust Museum.
On Tues, Nov 5, show your “I voted” sticker and receive free admission to the VMHC galleries – including the LEGO exhibit! Hang onto your early voting sticker!
Traveling Bricks is at VMHC through January 5, 2025. Exhibitions are included with daily admission, so make a plan to visit VMHC today! Here’s the RFM review…
The Valentine – in the heart of Richmond – is celebrating its 125th anniversary and more than a century of serving history-loving families and their students!
The third annual Run Richmond 16.19, the cultural run-or-walk event from the Djimon Hounsou Foundation, is slated for September 21, 2024, in collaboration with the Black History Museum and Cultural…
The work of photographers Scott Elmquist, Chad Hunt, Jay Paul, and others, “Portraits: The Style Weekly Photograph Archive” is on display at The Valentine.
A comprehensive civics resource for Virginia students, Civics Connects units will be introduced throughout the year, beginning in July 2024.
A new Visitor Center is coming to Downtown Richmond thanks to a partnership between Richmond Region Tourism and The Valentine – slated to open in September.
It’s summer, which means it’s time to put up your feet and take some time off! From hot springs, to beaches, to hikes, and rollercoasters, for hundreds of years, Virginians…
On July 20, 1774, the citizens of Hanover County met at the courthouse to elect representatives for the upcoming First Virginia Convention at Williamsburg. Patrick Henry and John Syme were…
Commemorating the enslaved Africans and African Americans who built and sustained Stratford Hall and the Lee family for generations. This will be a full day of remembering and honoring those…
