There are many ways to learn more about the history of indigenous people in Virginia. Encyclopedia Virginia has an online description of the history of the Monacan, Powhatan, Mattaponi, Pamunkey peoples. Consider visiting "Mantle," the monument installed on Capitol … [Read more...] about Celebrating Indigenous Culture in the Richmond area
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Richmond-area museum stores offer unique holiday gifts
If you’re looking for a unique gift this season, consider shopping at local museum stores. Whether you’re shopping for a history buff, an art lover, or a science explorer, you can find the perfect gift at a museum store. Here’s a roundup of some of the museum … [Read more...] about Richmond-area museum stores offer unique holiday gifts
Richmond bookstores and libraries enrich with literary resources and events
Area libraries are back open and stacks are available for summer reading. And Richmond is lucky to be home to numerous bookstores, literary events and literary institutions. Authors often present their work at area book shops and writers’ groups, give book lovers a … [Read more...] about Richmond bookstores and libraries enrich with literary resources and events
Celebrating Juneteenth in Richmond, Virginia
Juneteenth is now a state holiday in Virginia. Elegba Folklore Society describes The History of Juneteenth as a freedom celebration that became a tradition when, on June 19, 1865, General Gordon Granger sailed into Galveston harbor and issued a proclamation that … [Read more...] about Celebrating Juneteenth in Richmond, Virginia
Beat the Heat with Author, Literary events in August
Richmond is lucky to have numerous literary events and literary institutions. Authors often present their work at area book shops and writers’ groups, giving book lovers a chance to hear from storytellers and learn about their subject matter as well as their craft. … [Read more...] about Beat the Heat with Author, Literary events in August
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