Celebrate the efforts in preservation and horticulture made by the Garden Club of Virginia (GCV) during its 100-year history with a new exhibition at the Virginia...
Stacy Shaw, the new Executive Director, as of July 1, 2020, comes to the Byrd Theatre with 30 years experience as an arts administrator having worked...
“The arts are critically important—particularly in times of collective struggle and hardship,” said Governor Ralph Northam. “Pam and I are proud to stand alongside VMFA in...
Patrons can now visit the collections and enjoy Amuse and the Best Cafe until 9:00 PM Wednesdays through Fridays.
The Byrd Theatre will present a treat for its Richmond audience – a screening of Ethan Hawke’s film, “Blaze” to be followed by a live Q&A...
Including 92 examples dating from the late 18th and 19th century, the exquisite and intricately crafted works feature subjects such as Renaissance paintings, architecture, animals, and...
Richmond’s first-ever Women’s Theatre Festival is underway. The festival, housed in TheatreLAB’s black box theater, includes four one-woman shows: “Message From a Slave,” “Bad Dates,” “Pretty...
“The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and certainly the city of Richmond would not be the same without the talent and dedication of Dr. Harris,” said...
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts invites visitors to power down, unplug and join a voyage into the visionary art of Tibetan Buddhism in Awaken: A...
"Neptune Virginia Beach Maquette" Served as a model for the well-known Virginia Beach statue of “King Neptune."
