7:00 PM, Friday 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM, Saturday Enjoy The Black Panther.

2:00 PM and 5:00 PM Enjoy a movie on the big screen. 

They come together again to celebrate all that is great about America! Call for reservations at 652-1460 or 501-5859.

This amazing troupe of actor-dancer-acrobats performs Dream Logic and A Life With No Limits. They combine strength with humor and curiosity with inventiveness to bring alive their intensely physical brand of performance, incorporating circus and dance techniques into well-executed narratives.

Enjoy movies on the big screen. Tickets are only $1 and be purchased at the door. Concessions are available for $1 per item.   Fri, Jul 6 at 7:00 p.m. Sat, Jul 7 at 2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.

Listen as they play an eclectic mix of roots, rock, pop, country, skiffle, and Americana.

Enjoy movies on the big screen.  Tickets are only $1 and be purchased at the door. Concessions are available for $1 per item. Fri, Jul 20 at 10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Sat, Jul 21 at 2:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m.

An enslaved Nubian princess, Aida, finds her heart entangled with Radames, an Egyptian soldier who is betrothed to the Pharaoh's daughter, Amneris. As their forbidden love blossoms, Aida is forced to weigh her heart against the responsibility that she faces as the leader of her people. Music by Elton John, lyrics by Tim Rice, book by Linda Woolverton, Robert Falls, and David Henry Hwang.

From calling the kids on stage for the "Spongebob Chorus" to the "Parents vs. Kids Hokey Pokey Challenge," Big Bang Boom has made certain that there is no sitting down at this fun and energetic show.

Jesse is a Richmond native and one of the few people in the world who has completed a marathon while juggling. A friend taught him how to juggle three beanbags when he was 11, and Jesse has since figured out how to juggle just about anything - including a running chainsaw.   Shows at 11:00 and 1:00

Aan enduring and versatile funk, jazz, Afro-fusion group led by saxophonist J. Plunky Branch. This group is a unique combination of exotic soulful grooves, sax, vocals, African percussion, and electronics.

The Reapers formed in 1971 at Hampden-Sydney College, but they got their start as The Baracudas locally in Highland Springs. Playing everything from doo-wop to rock & roll, The Reapers are driven by their love of and enthusiasm for the music.

Susan Greenbaum has won several national songwriting awards, including the Smithsonian Songwriters Award in 2009 and the Philadelphia Songwriters Project songwriting contest in June, 2008. She draws big, enthusiastic audiences who delight in her lively, diverse, and powerful performances. 

The English Channel returns for an all-new version of their fab concert experience, “AM•FM Hits of the British Invasion Decade.” You’ll hear - and see - your fave Brit rock and pop tunes performed just like the original recordings and just like you remember.

Come and enjoy the movie, Red Tails. James Triesler, Director of Education at the Virginia War Memorial, will explore the experiences of Tuskegee Airmen during World War II and compare them with Hollywood’s interpretation of this pivotal time period. Concessions available for purchase. 

Enjoy movies on the big screen. Fri, Oct 5 at 7:00 p.m. Sat, Oct 6 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.  

An award-winning banjoist and dancer, Tyler Hughes presents the living musical traditions of Southwest Virginia in the Appalachian Mountains. A multi-instrumentalist, he performs on banjo, guitar, autoharp, and dulcimer. This highly entertaining concert includes old and new songs and is accompanied with family-friendly tales and true stories about the music’s origins.

This highly entertaining ensemble has been together for thirty years and plays ragtime, boogie woogie and old country. The group features William Hayes on piano/vocals, J.T. Fauber on drums, and Richard Adams on saxes, trumpets, trombone, bass, vocals and if enough room, tuba.

Take a trip down memory lane with Richmond’s quintessential oldies vocal group as they sing music spanning from the 50s, 60s, and 70s.

Every year the International Adventure Film Selection Committee chooses the very best and most inspirational films that cover risks both mighty and absurd, tap the fringes of the unknown, and portray those experiences that bring us to the edges of our seats.

Magic, mind-reading, mentalism, and mystery. Joshua’s show combines his love for the art of magic, and his fascination with psychology, intuition, and other “inner workings of the mind.”

Watch this classic movie on the big screen. Fri, Dec 7 at 7pm Sat, Dec 8 at 2 & 7pm

As the name suggests, Uncommon isn’t just another contemporary a cappella group. This eclectic semi-professional septet draws inspiration from RVA’s legendary indie music scene to create a vocal sound all its own. With a unique arranging approach that fuses indie and alternative rock with jazz, barbershop, and anything else that sounds cool.

Bullard has gained international attention for his work in developing a classical repertoire for the five-string banjo. This is banjo as you’ve never heard it - as a perfect southern art. For this concert, John will be joined by Markus Compton on piano.

This performance is in commemoration of the rewriting of Dr. Martin Luther King’s I Have A Dream speech, Letter from Birmingham Jail, and I’ve Been to the Mountain Top speech. By placing Dr. King’s important writings in a performance setting, choreographers David Riddick and Marshall Swiney create a fusion of contemporary movement with sounded oration, blurring the boundaries between the speech and dance performance. Purchase tickets at henricolive.com. Presented by Riddick Dance Company.