Experience Richmond’s up-and-coming musical talent at the Richmond Symphony’s Youth Orchestra’s winter concert. This concert is free, no ticket required.

Introduce your little explorer(s) to the joys and wonders of winter. Each session provides fun, engaging, and active learning through story time, a craft and a guided exploration.

With the Iraqi invasion of neighboring Kuwait and their refusal to withdraw, the United States found itself embroiled in the Persian Gulf War. Listen to a discussion the final military operation of the conflict and its outcome.

Jarrod Leffler, PhD, Chair, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychology, VCU Department of Psychiatry presents Fostering resilience: Helping parents and youth cope with anxiety.

African Americans in Henrico have contributed to our community in so many ways for hundreds of years. Learn more about these residents by playing BINGO. Stay for the fun and prizes, leave with knowledge of how black Henricoans contributed to our past, shaped our present, and our future.

Movement and play are good for children’s bodies and brains. In fact, movement can help increase memory, perception, language comprehension, attention, emotional understanding, and decision making. Dress up and move, move, move. This event is free with museum admission.

Join the first session included in a series of classes at the ICA at VCU where they will explore together how to see and understand contemporary art.

A captivating exhibit of the rare photographs by Faye Schulman, the only known Jewish partisan to document the World War II experience on film.

Experience an installation by Richmond’s own yarn bomber Knitorious M.E.G. in her first garden exhibition. Stroll down Lovers Lane and enjoy the yarny web she has spun for us. Knitorious M.E.G. has created a space for both lovers and lovers of love alike.