We can’t believe all of the incredible events going on this week in Richmond. Things are winding up for an explosion of fun for St. Patrick’s Day weekend — but there is plenty to do throughout the week too. Fantastic shows at Theatre IV, activities at the Science Museum and the Children’s Museum of Richmond, VHS presentations, Brain Balance events, Spirited Art fun for moms, Piccadilly Circus, UniverSoul Circus, seasonal sales for moms and kids, consignment sales, art walks and more!
Here’s something going on all month that you don’t want to miss. Jersey Mike’s Month of Giving March 1 to March 31 – All 12 Richmond-Area Jersey Mike’s Locations participating. Jersey Mike’s is partnering with Children’s Hospital Foundation to raise money for a great cause this March. All month, customers will be able to make donations to Children’s Hospital Foundation at all 12 Richmond-area Jersey-Mike’s locations.
And don’t forget the fantastic Primrose Family Dance-Off Contest. Families can upload a video of their unique dance routine anytime until March 23, and visitors to the event’s website will begin voting on their favorite dances. Each week, four finalists will be selected based on popular vote, and the finalists will compete in a final run off at the end of March! Just by being a finalist, you will earn $1,000 for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, with grand prizes also awarded to the overall first, second and third place videos. Get creative and submit a video online today at danceoff.primroseschools.com!
Monday, March 12
Always…Patsy Cline at Hanover Theatre. Use your Savvy Saver card for ticket discounts.
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
Barnes & Noble Story Time 11 a.m. – Chesterfield Town Center. Come bring your kids, and hear the thousands of great stories we have on our shelves. 11500 Midlothian Tnpk, Richmond, VA.
Tuesday, March 13
JULIE BRAGG & STONY POINT SURGERY CENTER invite you to a forum on your health. Join us for a live, interactive conversation regarding “Living with Low Vision.”
Ben Franklin Crafts & Sundae Station at Short Pump Chick-fil-A. Come Check out Ben Franklin Crafts at Chick-fil-A and treat yourself to a sundae. It’s at Short Pump Crossing Chick-fil-A, 3380 Pump Rd right in Short Pump.
St. Michael The Archangel Catholic Church in Glen Allen will host faith leaders from area churches to speak for its Lenten Series. On Tuesdays during Lent, the series will offer lunch followed by a talk on this year’s theme, At the Foot of the Cross. All are invited for a time to partake of food for the body and the soul.
The Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia (CHSV) will honor Black History Month with the opening of a new exhibit featuring oral histories collected from African American county residents aged 80 and older. 10:00 a.m. at The Chesterfield County Museum, Chesterfield, VA.
Short Pump Pals Clubhouse – Enjoy lots of fun at Short Pump. Short Pump Pals are eligible for special discounts to participating stores such as The Children’s Place, Chick-fil-A, Auntie Anne’s and many others. Our Pals are the first to know about family events and activities happening at “the Pump!” And each pal enjoys extra-special birthday treats and the Pen Pal newsletter, with news just for Short Pump Pals. Pals treats are now available at Guest Services, so please stop by during your child’s birth month to get their very own birthday surprise! One treat per child per year.
Coffee and Conversations – Enjoy coffee by Rostov’s Coffee and learn more about Barksdale Theatre. Join us for this morning series of moderated panel discussions that provide a fun, lively behind-the-scenes look at the shows and service initiatives of Barksdale Theatre. Rostov’s Coffee, tea and pastries are provided at each event, beginning at 9 a.m. Discussions begin at 9:30 and last one hour. The series takes place on September 30th and thereafter on the second Tuesday of each month, Oct through June, in the Barksdale Willow Lawn lobby. All programs are free-of-charge and open to everyone. A $3 free-will donation is gratefully accepted from those who have the means.
Brain Balance – Come to the Brain Balance Center, take a tour, and hear some great presentations on nutrition, how sensory/motor activity wires a child’s brain, using brain balance to improve cognitive function in kids, and more. Meet our terrific staff, and see what’s new at the Center. We’ll have these events on the 2nd Tuesday of every month – put us on your calendar, and bring a friend if you want to! Just call the center at 804.977.2747 to reserve your seat(s). Visit link to confirm dates and times.
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
Young at Art: Ancient Art and Languages. 10am-11am. VMFA – Preschool Program. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday each month. Check website for times and details.
Always…Patsy Cline at Hanover Theatre. Use your Savvy Saver card for ticket discounts.
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
Wednesday, March 14
Spirited Art is starting a weekday class - every Wednesday, we will be offering an adult class at 11 a.m. You’re welcome to bring your own lunch/snacks during this weekday class. Check out our calendar www.myspiritedart.com.
Pi Day is Wednesday, March 14, 10 am-3 pm at the Science Museum of Virginia. Celebrate the first three digits of pi – 3.14 – on March 14 – also known as 3/14 with a day filled with a pi video and some pie science. Check out the flat screens in the rotunda for a fun video on pi – 3.14159. It’s an irrational number that keeps going and going making it an irrational, infinite number. In recognition of Pi Day, experiment with pies. Discover what happens to a shaving cream pie in a vacuum, what happens to a variety of pies when dropped several stories and what happens to a shaving cream pie when it is frozen with liquid nitrogen. Pi Day is included with Museum admission.
Living Color: The Biological and Social Meaning of Skin Color. Science Museum of Virginia at 7 p.m. – Nina Jablonski, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Biological Anthropology at Penn State University speaks on the evolution of human skin and skin coloration — its biology, evolution and social function. FREE. Jablonski is a dynamic national speaker and author of “Skin: A Natural History,” which examines how human skin came to be and what it means for humanity. The Museum is holding this conversation in association with RACE: Are We So Different?, a groundbreaking exhibition which examines the topic from scientific, historical and cultural perspectives. RACE is a project of the American Anthropological Association and is funded by the Ford Foundation . Please note: seating is limited. Please call 804.864.1400 to reserve a seat. Free.
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
Young at Art: Ancient Art and Languages. 10am-11am. VMFA – Preschool Program. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday each month. Check website for times and details.
Lunch Science Break - From noon til 1:00 p.m. on March 14 – The Ethics of Informed Consent, presented by Dr. Robert Dunton, Bon Secours Heart Institute. Lunch Break Science is brought to you by Owens & Minor.
Always…Patsy Cline at Hanover Theatre. Use your Savvy Saver card for ticket discounts.
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
Thursday, March 15
Ladies Layne Seasonal Sale – FANTASTIC SALES!
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
Baby Shower Event. Are you an expecting mom? Come to Franklin Goose for a fun, educational, baby shower. We will have guest speakers, snacks, games, prizes, and so much more. This is a great way to have some fun and make sure you are all set and ready for you new bundle of joy. The Baby Shower is free but limited to the first 30 expecting moms, so please RSVP if you would like to join us. 7-9 p.m.
Robert Mills’ Design for Monumental Church – Thursday, March 15th 6:00-8:00 p.m. St. Catherine’s School Dining Hall & New Auditorium, 6001 Grove Avenue, $30. Dinner & Lecture by Charles Brownell, Robert Mills’ Design for Monumental Church. Brownell will share a big surprise from his latest research. Sponsored by Historic Richmond Foundation www.historicrichmondfoundation.com. 643.7407.
Children’s Storytime: Toddlers and Preschoolers (Ages 6 and Under). Join us each Thursday for our Children’s Storytime. On the third Thursday of each month, we’ll have a special visit from Seymour and the Children’s Museum. Short Pump – 11640 W. Broad Street, Richmond, VA 23233, 804-360-0103.
Celtic Nights at Alice Jepson Theatre – From the creators of Gaelforce Dance, the “unmissable two hour spectacular [that] has brought audiences to their feet all around the world” (The Guardian), comes a brand new show in celebration of song. Celtic Nights expertly weaves together the lilting melodies and plaintive lyrics of the rich Celtic heritage to tell the story of a people. Tickets here.
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
Always…Patsy Cline at Hanover Theatre. Use your Savvy Saver card for ticket discounts.
Friday, March 16
ComedySportz Improv Theatre in Richmond, VA is proud to present a new mash-up between College Basketball’s March Madness and the weekend improv festival: Improv Madness!! We’ll start with 8 college teams, all well versed in the world of short-form improv. And over the course of the weekend, those teams will battle it out to see who makes it into the Final Four, and finally which teams compete for the first EVER Hilarious Cup in the Championship Match!
Join Sid the Science Kid today at the CMoR Short Pump location and explore the scientific world around you! Fill your very own science journal with observations as you participate in different science activities throughout the museum. Enjoy fun giveaways, story time and, of course, say “Hey!” to Sid the Science Kid as he walks around the museum at 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:00pm!
Children’s Museum of Richmond Central. Bring the whole family to enjoy what The Children’s Museum of Richmond – Central has to offer from 5:00-7:30pm on the third Friday of every month for just $1 per person.
Arena Racing at 7:30 p.m. at the Richmond Coliseum.
More than one thousand high school students will converge on VCU’s Siegel Center March 16-17 to face off in a robotic basketball tournament. 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition Virginia Regional. The FRC Virginia Regional combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. The two-day family-friendly competition is free and open to the public. Visiting children will even be able to test drive robots for themselves. Stuarts Siegel Center: VCU Siegel Center. Free – call 864.1444 with questions.
From the Earth: The Environment in Virginia’s Past and Future is a FREE, day-long conference on Friday, March 16, 2012, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. focusing on the historic relationship between Virginia’s environment and its people. The conference is sponsored by the Virginia Historical Society and made possible by a generous grant from the Virginia Environmental Endowment. Reception and book signing following conference. Registration: http://www.vahistorical.org/news/vee_register.htm
PICCADILLY CIRCUS has everything you’d expect to see at a Circus. Celebrating 25 years entertaining families throughout North America “we’ve pulled out all the stops!” You’ll see the ‘Elephant Extravaganza’, an elephant stands on one foot; ‘Motorcycle Madness’ has motorcycle daredevils somersaulting and spinning in a big Globe of Doom; ‘Katunga’ the giant jungle monster; and much more! Tickets.
LiiveSky: Life on Mars at the Science Museum of Virginia. Martians – you can find them on TV, in movies, video games, comics and novels. We earthlings are fascinated with the concept of life on Mars and the possibility of little green men or some other life forms – and since we’re curious we’ve sent a new rover called Curiosity to Mars. It’s due to land in August. Come see what our astronomers have to say about what Curiosity may find, what have we discovered about life on Mars in the past and the possibility of colonizing the red planet! After the show, weather permitting, we will point telescopes into the vastness of space and see things with our own eyes! $5, free for Museum members.
Indoor Artwalk and Artist Reception Crossroads Art Center – During the Artwalk on Friday, March 16th 6pm – 9pm visitors will learn from the artists what inspires them to create their works of art as they stroll through the 20,000-square-foot facility. Featured artists in March will be Judith Giuliani, James Bassfield and artists participating in Laura Loe’s Nimrod Hall Show as well as artists in the March All Media Show and the Crossroads Members Show. Exhibition Dates: March 16 – May 7, 2012.
Dancing with the Richmond Stars. The evening performance will begin at 7:00 p.m. at the VCU Singleton Center, 922 Park Avenue, Richmond, followed by a reception catered by Whole Foods. Tickets are $100 and can be purchased at www.richmondstars.org. The event will be emceed once again by Andrew Freiden, Morning Meteorologist for NBC12 News Today. For more information, contact Stephanie Allan at 804-228-5827 or [email protected].
Ladies Layne Seasonal Sale – FANTASTIC SALES!
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
The Deep Run Marathon Dance, DRMD, is a student-run function whose endeavor is to raise money for non-profit organizations in the Richmond/Metropolitan area. With nearly 1000 students attending this 27-hour event, the goal of the students every year is to beat the previous year’s record; making the goal at least $162,000 this year. This event has progressed from a small dance in the high school gym to a philanthropic event that unites students, their families, friends, and the community. In its sixth year, the Marathon Dance has raised more than $612,000 for more than 70 different charitable organizations. The dance is March 16 and 17, 2012. The public is invited to attend.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
Saturday, March 17
The Most Historic Community in America History Hunt is designed to help make the case that Downtown Richmond, centered in Shockoe, is quite literally without question the most historic community in America. Learn about this most historic community with a walk & ride historical scavenger hunt. There will be two different history hunt paths – one highlighting Shockoe and the James riverfront, the other highlighting Court End and Capitol Square. Shamrock the Block Festival at Farmers’ Market is a stop on the Hunt.
KidWind Challenge – Cheer on middle and high school students competing in the first Virginia KidWind Challenge at the Science Museum of Virginia. Teams of two-four students will build powerful small-scale wind turbines, then put them to the test to discover whose turbine can generate the most electricity. The high school division competition starts at 9 am and the middle school competition is in the afternoon. Cash prizes are awarded to first, second and third place teams in each division and there is a special prize for the team that wins the Judge’s Award. Participants also tour the Virginia Tech Solar House and New Energy Virginia exhibits. The KidWind Challenge is sponsored by Dominion, Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Alstom, Valley 25×25, Timmons Group, Invenergy, Science Museum of Virginia and Kid Wind.
Fan of the Food: Eateries & Arts - On this 1.5 mile walking tour with Real Richmond, you’ll sample what’s cooking at several locally-owned restaurants and food and beverage purveyors such as RealiTea, Bacchus, Bombolini Pasta, Olio, Rostov’s, Lamplighter, and Six Burner and pop into art galleries that dot this vibrant area. Besides wonderful food and insider info from chefs and owners, you’ll get a taste of the artsy and architectural richness of Richmond. Starts with Black Swan Books, 2601 W. Main Street, Richmond. 804.353.9476. $42 per person.
Roll With Cole Car Truck & Bike Show. Cole Sydnor is a 16yr old student at Atlee High School and over the summer was in a diving accident in which he broke his neck and is now a Quadriplegic. So I’ve decided to put on a show and 100% of the proceeds will go to Cole in assisting him any way possible. Let’s help this family out and show Cole that’s he’s more than welcome to ROLL with us. SHOW REGISTRATION STARTS AT 9am AND ENDS AT 11:30am. OVER 50 CLASSES OPEN TO ANY MAKE AND MODEL
4th Annual Yard Sale Benefit -Saturday, March 17th, 2012 Old Hanover#3 Fire Department - Mechanicsville, Virginia, 8493 New Bethesda Road from 7:00am – 2:00pm
The West End Church of the Nazarene is holding its Annual Spring Bazaar on Saturday, March 17, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Church is located at 591 Broad Street Road in Manakin-Sabot, VA. It is 6 miles west of Short Pump Mall and 3 miles east of Oilville. In addition to vendors there will also be a Church Bake Sale. Come and chase away the winter blues. Enjoy some shopping and good fellowship.
The Deep Run Marathon Dance, DRMD, is a student-run function whose endeavor is to raise money for non-profit organizations in the Richmond/Metropolitan area. With nearly 1000 students attending this 27-hour event, the goal of the students every year is to beat the previous year’s record; making the goal at least $162,000 this year. This event has progressed from a small dance in the high school gym to a philanthropic event that unites students, their families, friends, and the community. In its sixth year, the Marathon Dance has raised more than $612,000 for more than 70 different charitable organizations. The dance is March 16 and 17, 2012. The public is invited to attend.
More than one thousand high school students will converge on VCU’s Siegel Center March 16-17 to face off in a robotic basketball tournament. 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition Virginia Regional. The FRC Virginia Regional combines the excitement of sport with the rigors of science and technology. The two-day family-friendly competition is free and open to the public. Visiting children will even be able to test drive robots for themselves. Stuarts Siegel Center: VCU Siegel Center. Free – call 864.1444 with questions.
Welcome to the inaugural Westchester Shamrock 5k and Kids 1k Fun Run. Runners and walkers will wind through the Westchester Commons Shopping Center and the Shoppes at Westchester, Chesterfield County’s newest retail and business community. Families and runners come out on Saturday, March 17th and join us for a St. Patrick Day’s celebration after the race which includes music, sports demonstrations, food and family fun. Running the Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10K? The Westchester Shamrock 5k is a great warm-up to test your readiness!
Richmond Area Mothers of Multiples spring and summer sale. Don’t miss it!.
Cooking as a 2nd Language – Learn, make and taste a recipe or two from immigrant chefs sharing the foods of their homelands as they make them here. 9:30-12noon, $10 per person, Register online at www.EatGoodGrowGreat.blogspot.com.
Raiders Rock 5K. A fun St. Patrick’s Day 5K run/walk on Saturday, March 17, 2012 behind Atlee High School in Mechanicsville, VA. Strollers and pets welcome! Post race refreshments, prizes, music, and a massage therapist! Visit our website for more information and registration. Portion of proceeds will benefit Central Virginia Food Bank.
Richmond Moms of Multiples “Everything for Kids” Yard Sale. Chickahominy Middle School, 9450 Atlee Station Road, Mechanicsville, VA 23116.
Christ Church Consignment Sale – website is www.christchurchsale.org. Spring date – March 17th. Times: *New* extended times….Saturday 7:30am-12:30pm, half price sale 1:00-4:00pm; Sunday – 9:30am-12:30pm.
Sid the Science Kid. 10am-4pm everyday. CMoR Central & Short Pump. Join Sid the Science Kid this weekend and explore the scientific world around you! Fill your very own science journal with observations as you participate in different science activities throughout the museum. Enjoy fun giveaways, story time and, of course, say “Hey!” to Sid the Science Kid as he walks around the museum at 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:00pm! Sid will be at CMoR Short Pump Friday, March 16th and at our Central location Saturday and Sunday, March 17th and 18th.
Shamrock the Block on March 17, 2012 – SCAN needs your help! Volunteer at Shamrock the Block 2012 and help SCAN continue our work to protect children in the Richmond area. Volunteers must be over 21 years of age. Please email Sarah Mersereau at [email protected] with questions or to get a group involved.
Elton John storms into Richmond with a string of hits for a big show at the Coliseum. Expect classic hits like “Your Song”, “Rocket Man”, “Bennie and the Jets”, “Crocodile Rock” and many more. It’ll be like the whole soundtrack to “Gnomeo & Juliet!” 8:00 p.m. at the Richmond Coliseum.
Falling Creek Ironworks Annual Event. Noon-4pm. Falling Creek Ironworks Park, 6908 Jeff Davis Highway. Join us for an exciting exploration of America’s first iron furnace, the 1619-22 ironworks on Falling Creek. Tour guides will lead you through the archaeological ruins of both the 1619 ironworks and Archibald Cary’s Colonial grist mill. Activities include guided tours, exhibits, costumed interpretation, living history, period demonstrations, Native American dancing and children’s activities.
ComedySportz Improv Theatre in Richmond, VA is proud to present a new mash-up between College Basketball’s March Madness and the weekend improv festival: Improv Madness!! We’ll start with 8 college teams, all well versed in the world of short-form improv. And over the course of the weekend, those teams will battle it out to see who makes it into the Final Four, and finally which teams compete for the first EVER Hilarious Cup in the Championship Match!
PICCADILLY CIRCUS has everything you’d expect to see at a Circus. Celebrating 25 years entertaining families throughout North America “we’ve pulled out all the stops!” You’ll see the ‘Elephant Extravaganza’, an elephant stands on one foot; ‘Motorcycle Madness’ has motorcycle daredevils somersaulting and spinning in a big Globe of Doom; ‘Katunga’ the giant jungle monster; and much more! Tickets.
Ladies Layne Seasonal Sale – FANTASTIC SALES!
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
Sunday, March 18
Easter is coming and the Easter Bunny Arrival is March 18 at 2:00 p.m. at Short Pump Town Center. Peter Pan and Tink will arrive from Neverland too with lots of friends and fun. It’s all FREE.
Christ Church Consignment Sale – website is www.christchurchsale.org. Spring date – March 17th. Times: *New* extended times….Saturday 7:30am-12:30pm, half price sale 1:00-4:00pm; Sunday – 9:30am-12:30pm.
Sid the Science Kid. 10am-4pm everyday. CMoR Central & Short Pump. Join Sid the Science Kid this weekend and explore the scientific world around you! Fill your very own science journal with observations as you participate in different science activities throughout the museum. Enjoy fun giveaways, story time and, of course, say “Hey!” to Sid the Science Kid as he walks around the museum at 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:00pm! Sid will be at our Central location Sunday, March 18th.
Theatre IV and The Stinky Cheese Man is Feb 17th – March 18th, 2012 at the Empire Theatre. Suggested for children 4 years and older. Visit website for ticket information and ordering.
Maymont’s Japanese Garden’s 100th Anniversary. From the dramatic 45-foot waterfall to the azumaya overlooking the pond, there are countless photographic opportunities in Maymont’s Japanese Garden. This year, Maymont kicks off its celebration of the Japanese Garden’s 100th anniversary with a special photography contest running now through March 30.
UniverSoul Circus - The vision was to explore the various talents other than singing and dancing that black performers had to offer. We had the idea to present something different, to create a show that presented a wide spectrum of black talent to a wide demographic of spectators. Please enter through Gate 4 off of Laburnum Ave.
