Calendar of Events
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This exhibition explores the history of military training as part of the public education system, focusing specifically on the John Marshall High School military training course created in September 1915.
This exhibition explores the history of military training as part of the public education system, focusing specifically on the John Marshall High School military training course created in September 1915.
Presented by clinical psychologist, master gardener and Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden guide, Dr Barbara Ann Wiederkehr. Purchase lunch at Cafe Portico or pack your own lunch. FreeLocation: Science Museum of Va, 2500 W Broad St, Richmond
Attending the Eichmann Trial "I must inform the Kenesset that a short time ago one of the greatest of the Nazi war criminals, Adolf Eichmann, was discovered by the Israel security services and will shortly be placed on trial in Israel…" May 23, 1960, David Ben-Gurion read these words before an astonished Israeli parliament. Dr. Jack Spiro will discuss how his personal experiences in attending the Eichmann trial and its aftermath appear in a larger contextual setting five decades later.
This exhibition explores the history of military training as part of the public education system, focusing specifically on the John Marshall High School military training course created in September 1915.
Our event on March 25 will feature Daphne Maxwell Reid, a Virginia resident, Actress, Producer, Entrepreneur, Photographer, Philanthropist, and Co-Owner of the first full-service film studio in Virginia, New Millennium Studios. Daphne is known for her role as Aunt Viv on NBC's comedy "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air," as well as being the first black woman on the cover of Glamour magazine. She is a well-versed speaker on empowerment, leadership, social responsibility, and the entertainment industry. March 25, 2010 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Networking & Reception Lunch 12:00 - 1:00 pm Program The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen 2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060 Cost: $30 for GRCC members | $35 for non-members | $45 at the door
Drawing on family papers and materials never before available, Urofsky gives us the remarkable story of Louis Brandeis's influence on American society and jurisprudence, and the electrifying story of his time.
Audience members try to solve this Civil War era comedy murder mystery while enjoying a four course dinner. The dinner is served by a zany cast of characters who all the while are providing clues to help solve the evening's crime. You guess whodunit!
The ninth annual Art for Autism Gala will be held at Try-Me Warehouse the evening of Friday, March 26th. The Gala is The Faison School for Autism’s primary fundraiser. Funds are raised through Gala sponsorships and ticket sales, a live auction, a silent auction and a raffle. The auction includes work from ten wonderful artists, spectacular jewelry and several relaxing get-a-ways. This year's event also features a special performance by The Capitol Steps.
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