About: Sculptor and stone carver Malcolm Harlow has spent more than four decades shaping the art of sculpture, leaving an indelible mark nationally and here in Virginia.

This special program begins with a reception, where a selection of Malcolm’s artwork will be on display and available for purchase, followed by a screening of Jesus & The Kids, a 23-minute documentary by filmmaker Nancy Farmer that captures the artist at work on a bronze statue of Christ—from the first scale models to the life-sized sculpture now installed at the Self-Realization Fellowship Greenfield Retreat in Front Royal.

Malcolm first gained national recognition in the 1970s as a sculptor and stone carver at the Washington National Cathedral, contributing to the west façade and Gothic design elements, including gargoyles. Locally, his work includes the bronze statue of a young George Washington in Winchester, along with numerous monumental carvings, bronze sculptures, and architectural stonework.

This is a rare opportunity to see Malcolm’s artistry in action, meet the artist in person, and experience the skill and vision that have inspired generations of sculptors and stone carvers.

Date & Time: Sunday, November 16, 2025. Doors open at 1:00 PM, and the screening will begin at 2:00 PM.

Registration Fee: This program is free to attend. Registration is encouraged, and donations are always welcome!

Registration Information: Register in advance online or by calling the Barns of Rose Hill Box Office at 540-955-2004 (hours). When our Box Office is closed, please leave a message.