THURS, SEPT 3 | 6:00 PM

Join us for our first Revolutionary Reads Book Club for a lively discussion of A Founding Mother, a new historical novel about Abigail Adams, as we explore the lives of the remarkable women who helped forge the nation.

ON DISPLAY SEPT 25 – NOV 7

Combining meticulous historical research with masterful artistic technique, Keith Rocco—one of the nation’s preeminent historical painters—brings the people, places, and defining moments of the American Revolution to life through dramatic paintings of battles, military encampments, and Revolutionary figures.

SAT, SEPT 26 | 7:00 PM

The Hot Seats bring a high-energy mix of old-time, bluegrass, ragtime, country, and pure musical mischief to the stage. Combining virtuosic playing and offbeat humor, this Richmond-based stringband favorite promises a wildly entertaining night of music. This show is part of our Roots of a Nation Series, made possible in part by a grant from Virginia Humanities. Photo by Micalyn Miller/WNRN.

FRI, OCT 2 | 7:00 PM

During the French and Indian War, a young George Washington faces military setbacks, political intrigue, and the harsh realities of leadership on the American frontier. This 2026 historical drama brings to life the formative years of America’s first president. This screening is part of our Forging a Nation Film Series, presented in partnership with American Legion Post 41.

THURS, OCT 29 | 6:00 PM

Join us for our next Revolutionary Reads Book Club as we discuss Katherine Kiernan's Obstinate Daughters and uncover the remarkable stories of the women who fought, organized, published, spied, and sacrificed to shape the American Revolution.

FRI, NOV 20 | 7:00 PM

Larry & Joe blend Venezuelan folk traditions with Appalachian old-time and bluegrass music with heart, virtuosity, and storytelling. Featuring Larry Bellorín, a master of Llanera music from Venezuela, and GRAMMY-nominated North Carolina musician Joe Troop, the duo proves that music truly has no borders. This show is part of our Roots of a Nation Series, made possible in part by a grant from Virginia Humanities. Photo by Chris Charles.

SAT, NOV 28 | 1:00 PM

Since 1975, Critton Hollow String Band has brought traditional American music to audiences worldwide, enchanting listeners with a rich blend of Appalachian fiddle tunes, early American ballads, and contemporary folk songs. This show is part of our Roots of a Nation Series, made possible in part by a grant from Virginia Humanities.