October 2018
Pandemic: Richmond
Explores the repeated storms of disease that have swept through the city. From influenza to cholera to polio to AIDS/HIV, this exhibition investigates how Richmonders have fought silent, invisible enemies and tells their stories of both loss and survival.
Find out more »Pretty Powerful: Fashion and Virginia Women
Drawing on the Valentine’s extensive collection of historic and contemporary costume, this exhibit will examine the role of fashion in the professional, creative, and social advancement of women in Richmond, Virginia.
Find out more »December 2018
James River: Commerce or Recreation?
This series returns to explore present-day issues facing the Richmond community by pairing historic debates with modern data, encouraging important discussions that inspire action and promote progress. Each event is co-hosted by Director Bill Martin and Coffee with Strangers host Kelli Lemon, with expert speakers and a moderated, in-depth conversation among attendees.
Find out more »32nd Annual Court End Christmas
Free admission and shuttle transportation will be provided to the following historic sites: The Valentine, the Valentine First Freedom Center, Historic St. John’s Church, Virginia State Capitol, The John Marshall House, Monumental Church, and the ACWM – White House of the Confederacy. This fun community event includes children’s activities, carriage rides, performances, refreshments, gift shops, music, and tours.
Find out more »January 2019
Workforce Preparation: Race and Labor
This series explores present-day issues facing the Richmond community by pairing historic debates with modern data, encouraging important discussions that inspire action and promote progress. Each event is co-hosted by Director Bill Martin and Coffee with Strangers host Kelli Lemon, with expert speakers and a moderated, in-depth conversation among attendees.
Find out more »April 2019
A Tale of Two Cities: Richmond or RVA?
The Valentine’s Controversy/History series returns to explore present-day issues facing the Richmond community by pairing historic debates with modern data, encouraging important discussions that inspire action and promote progress. Each event is co-hosted by Director Bill Martin and Coffee with Strangers host Kelli Lemon, with expert speakers and a moderated, in-depth conversation among attendees.
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