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.

Malik Yakini will share some of his experiences and lessons learned in co-founding and leading the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network. He will share his thinking about America’s colonial legacy, the country’s ongoing racial oppression and how those factors shape land ownership, food, agriculture, and economics.

Two nights of Billy Strings.

In this acting workshop students will gain a better understanding of what makes up human behavior, as well as an approach on how to replicate it in an honest, grounded manner. This class, taught by Brendan Kennedy, is geared towards actors looking to take the next step in their craft.

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…