Dear Folks at Home: Lynchburg and the Great War
The Jones, a genealogy and history library in Lynchburg, Virginia, hosts an exhibit about Lynchburg and the Great War, 1914 -1918 in the library Reading Room. Open to the public …
Lynchburg’s WW1 Last Man’s Club
The Jones, an independent genealogy and history archive in Lynchburg, hosts a lecture with William Hansen on Lynchburg’s WW1 Last Man’s Club. During and after World War I, veterans across …
10th Annual Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival
Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival celebrates its tenth annual festival, bringing Indigenous films, music and culture to Virginia. Including a Family Day Pow Wow, Eastern Indian Marketplace, and a Filmmakers Panel …
Remember The Ladies
St. John’s Church Foundation presents a gender-reversed production of our time-honored Liberty or Death reenactment. In this historic rendition, women drawn from Richmond’s vibrant theatre and film community portray nine …
Under the Stars Teen Open Mic
Step into the spotlight and share your voice! Join fellow teen artists from your community for an unforgettable night of poetry, music, rap, and creative expression. Whether you’re performing or …
Ongoing Events
Made in VA Biennial
Since 1994, Virginia MOCA has celebrated the extraordinary talent of artists living and working across the commonwealth through this juried exhibition. What began as an annual tradition has grown into …
Life, Liberty, Loudoun! Revolutionary Stories
This exhibit explores the different perspectives of those residing in Loudoun County during the time of the American Revolution and how they experienced the era in varied and sometimes conflicting …
“Revolutionary Valley” Exhibition
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley will open the milestone exhibition Revolutionary Valley on July 4, …

