Make crafts inspired by the colorful paintings of Alma Thomas, artist and teacher from D.C., who was the first African-American woman to have a solo exhibition in the Whitney Museum of American Art. Ideal for ages 2 to 8. Event free with museum admission.

This workshop will cover strategies to promote emotional health, how to recognize and respond to signs of mental health concerns in older adults, including suicide risk, and local resources. Speaker: Chesterfield Mental Health Mgr., Melissa Ackley.

An annual fundraiser, featuring horse racing on the big screen. Benefits Weinstein JCC, ensuring that the organization’s programs, resources and services are accessible and open to all.

With America's entry into World War I, the land on which the town of Sandston and the airport now occupy, played an important role in the war effort.  Local businessmen lobbied DuPont and the government to construct a powder bag loading plant. The Women's Munition Reserve recruited, trained, and staffed the plant with jobs designed…

A funny and fast-paced comedy centered around schoolgirls competing for the Miss Ghana Pageant in 1986. Plans are foiled, secrets are spilled, and feelings are hurt as the girls navigate high school social dynamics infused with colorism, classism, and bullying. By Jocelyn Bioh.

Make crafts inspired by the colorful paintings of Alma Thomas, artist and teacher from D.C., who was the first African-American woman to have a solo exhibition in the Whitney Museum of American Art. Ideal for ages 2 to 8. Event free with museum admission.

Participate in a craft where kids will practice school readiness skills like pattern recognition and sequential ordering through weaving. Ideal for ages 4 to 8 yrs. (Free for members, $)

Featuring over 40 works by 19 international artists on abstraction (or so it appears at first sight).

Learn about the culinary traditions during Shakespeare's lifetime during the Lenten season.