'We the People' exhibit at VMHC is part of extensive programming for America's 250th birthday The exhibit features individuals born in 68 countries who sought freedom, opportunity, and refuge by immigrating to the United States.
New film series will bring 'Saturday morning cartoons' to the Richmond library, for adults Once a month, Nowhere Cinema will screen an international adult animated film, beginning this Saturday at the Main Library.
Novel set amid 2020 protests is author's 'love letter' to Richmond "If the summer of 2020 had any lessons to impart, it was that Richmond deserved a second look.”
Nonprofit helps immigrants settle when they arrive in Richmond ReEstablish Richmond offers all newcomers education, which includes in-person group services to develop skills.
Contemporary dance company still going strong after two decades The dances themselves have changed over the years, and Starr Foster Dance is now more established as a company of artists.
Richmond library's author program to feature a discussion on immigration and identity with Kevin Nguyen This annual event “challenges people to read courageously, listen thoughtfully, and connect meaningfully.”
'Profs and Pints' series aims to make academia more accessible The events are held locally at Triple Crossing's Fulton brewery.