A perfect date night or outing with the whole family. Enjoy new exhibits, live music and a wine & beer cash bar that helps support their outreach programs. Plus, meet the talented artists behind the exhibits and discover items by local makers in the gift shop.

An intimate, powerful film that documents the inspiration for and construction of the Memorial to Enslaved Laborers at the University of Virginia. The Memorial acknowledges the work and individual lives of the enslaved African Americans who built UVA.

This concert will feature wonderful women singing songs that they have been closely associated with over the years. 7:00 PM, Thu and Fri 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM, Sat and Sun

An art installation of hundreds of works of art, made from upcycled greeting cards, mementos, souvenirs, jewelry, toys, hardware, coins, mirrors, etc. Sandhi Schimmel Gold is one of the pioneers of the green art movement and has been known for her upcycled junk mail collages.

After years of caring for their family’s crumbling estate, Vanya and his niece receive an unexpected visit from his brother-in-law and his alluring wife. When hidden passions come to a boil in the heat of the Russian summer, their lives threaten to come undone. Comic, cutting and relevant.

This musical twist on BINGO will be fun for the whole family. They’ll play well-known parts of songs, and you’ll try to match them to the titles on your SINGO card.

Join the Darling children on a fantastical adventure through Neverland. Presented by Stavna Ballet.

See 4 new photography-themed exhibits and tour 80 working artist studios. Exhibits include a group photography show juried by John Henley, and solo shows by Daniel Travis Bice, Joseph Gottlich, and Wendy Nelson.

1982 Pulitzer Prize winner for Drama. In a segregated Louisiana army camp in 1944, the murder of a rancorous Black sergeant stirs deep-seated animosity and corruption among the soldiers under his command. When a clean-cut Northern captain arrives to investigate, truths are confessed and a shocking secret is revealed. ‍

High school students interested in going to college for performance are encouraged to attend the first ever musical theatre college audition prep day in Richmond. Experience what it is like to go through a full vocal and dance audition with feedback from people that have gone through it.