Hear tales of the mysterious, tragic and spine-chilling things that have led to numerous reports of paranormal activity in this historic neighborhood. Your visit will include a 30-minute guided haunted history tour of the 1790 John Marshall House, followed by a 45-60-minute walking tour of Court End neighborhood with a Haunts of Richmond guide.

Butcher Brown hears the history of jazz. Then fuses it with funk, hip-hop, rap, rock, soul, and now the sound of the Richmond Symphony. Butcher is Richmond’s own progressive jazz master, with internationally acclaimed recordings made here at Jellowstone Studios.

Butcher Brown hears the history of jazz. Then fuses it with funk, hip-hop, rap, rock, soul, and now the sound of the Richmond Symphony. Butcher is Richmond’s own progressive jazz master, with internationally acclaimed recordings made here at Jellowstone Studios.

A concert for all ages honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and celebrating his inspiring messaging.

Ages 18 and up exercise your brain and body as you learn about hula dancing and culture at the library.

Learn how to become better organized and clutter-free with Dana K. White, creator of popular podcast and blog “A Slob Comes Clean,” as she imparts tips from her books “Organizing for the Rest of Us” and “Decluttering at the Speed of Life.”.  This is a virtual program.

Kids who love to sing in K through 12th grades are invited to join City Singers' exciting spring session. No auditions ever. Weekly rehearsals begin Tuesday, January 17. Elementary ages release at 7:15 p.m.

An examination of some of Chief Justice Marshall's most impactful legal legacies. This virtual program is free, though a suggested donation of $10 is appreciated.