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Helping all Virginians
tell their stories

Like Sharon Frazier and Linwood Smith, whose miniature dollhouses tell the story of growing up during segregation in Alexandria Virginia.

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We’re Hiring!

We are currently looking for: Director of Finance; Communications Associate; Coordinator, Virginia Indian Programming; and Manager, Virginia Festival of the Book.

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Learn how we’re helping Virginians connect with their history and culture.

Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. demonstrated printing techniques during a screening of a documentary Proceed and Be Bold! at Light House Studio's Vinegar Hill Theater in Charlottesville on 11/17/18.

We aim to share the stories of all Virginians—or, better yet, help people share their own stories.

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The Virginia Film Festival and the Virginia Festival of the Book welcomed actor, writer, director, and producer Emilio Estevez for a screening of his film 'The Public' at The Paramount Theater, as part of the 25th anniversary Virginia Festival of the Book.

We create opportunities for civic dialogue and the exchange of ideas.

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We want all Virginians to connect with their history and culture.

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We’re helping Virginians understand our past so we can better shape our future.

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At a time when divisions may be easier to see than the values that unite us, our work brings people together and honors our shared humanity.

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