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.

Learn the basics of writing a short story. Afterwards you'll have time to pen your own tale (scary or otherwise). Books on writing will be available for checkout to further inspire you.  For grades 4 and up.

Most know Maggie Lena Walker as a pioneering bank president. But she was much more than that. Join Ben Anderson, Park Guide for the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site, as he highlights stories that encourage us to remember Walker not only for her success in banking but in other important ways including as an…

Ages 5 and up, using simple materials, make your very own leaf window suncatcher that you can take home. Books on leaves and seasons will be available for checkout.  

Have you ever wanted to be on the show Nailed It? Come to participate in the Fairfield Kids version and try to recreate ocean-themed cakes. Cakes and other decorations will be provided. For kids through 5th grade. Registrations open at 2:00 p.m. Jun 30th.

The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States and an integral part of the natural history of Virginia. Learn the basics of Chesapeake Bay ecology from Marine Education Specialist Tara Rudo of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) in this introductory talk on what makes the Chesapeake Bay unique and beautiful. 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Fairfield…