EventIndigenous Democratic Traditions: Before America’s 250th & Beyond
Join us at Indigenous Democratic Traditions: Foundations & Futures of Tribal Governance, a daylong symposium at UVA examining the enduring foundations and evolving futures of tribal governance. As the United …
EventIndigenous Democratic Traditions: Arts Workshop
Join Deborah Wilkinson, a citizen of the Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe, for a hands-on workshop exploring traditional Indigenous craft practices. Participants will learn the design and preparation of gourd shards, …
NewsRevolutionary Ideas Abound at OLLI Mason
With support from a VA250 grant, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at George Mason University is launching Revolutionary Ideas.
NewsThe Story of John Mitchell Jr. Plays at Firehouse Theatre
Firehouse Theatre’s The John Mitchell Jr. Project seeks to bring one of Virginia’s most fearless voices for racial justice to the stage.
EventThe Year of Living Constitutionally with A. J. Jacobs
A. J. Jacobs will be discussing his latest book, The Year of Living Constitutionally.
EventRoanoke Valley Indigenous History Exhibit Grand Opening
The Salem Museum is excited to unveil its latest featured exhibits.
EventVirginia Holocaust Museum Hyde Farmlands Exhibit Opening & Annual Meeting
The annual meeting and opening of the Hyde Farmlands Exhibit Honoring World War II Jewish refugees.
EventOral History Storytelling- Session One
The first Oral History Storytelling Session will be held at the Gap Antique Parlor.
NewsTouching the Past at Pharsalia
Shahidah Ahmed saw finger prints in the 200-year-old, handmade bricks at Pharsalia. Every time she touched them she said a prayer. It was a prayer for those who made the …
EventFresh Stories Served Hot
Join Master Storyteller Sheila Arnold at Visible Records for the inaugural “Fresh Stories Served Hot” storytelling program on Saturday, January 11!
EventNew Exhibit Opening: Edith in Context
Join the Edith Bolling Wilson Birthplace Museum on Thursday, November 21 for the opening of their new exhibit, “Edith in Context!”
EventInalienable Rights: The Slave Dwelling Project
Clarke County Historical Association welcomes The Slave Dwelling Project back to the Burwell-Morgan Mill on Saturday, November 9.
