Community Calendar for Week of May 13
Community Calendar for Week of May 13
John Marshall's, the chief justice that led the federal justice system through landmark cases such as Maubury vs. Madison, will be the topic of discussion. Award Winning author and historian Kent Newmyer leads the discussion on May 16th 4:30pm at the Weinstein Hall of University of Richmond. He will also talk about his new book that focuses on the trial of Aaron Burr. Online registration is required prior to the event. That's Newmyer discussing Marshall at Uof R May 16th.
See what high-quality, affordable housing looks like: you can join the Better Housing Coalition on a spring bus tour, and see what's springing up around town! Bring a friend, ride in comfort, and see first-hand how the Better Housing Coalition provides innovative solutions to Richmond's critical shortage of affordable housing. From Cary Street to Church Hill and beyond.
On the tour, you'll hear from some of the experts whose vision makes Richmond a better place for all of us. Highlights include Jefferson Mews, Beckstoffer’s Mill, Carter Woods and Winchester Greens. All tours are from 12 – 2 p.m. Lunch will be provided by Firehouse 15 Café of Boaz and Ruth.
Space is limited and prior registration is required to resverve your seat on the tour. Wednesday, May 15th bus tour.
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Art Museum Day on May 18th.
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will offer free admission to the special exhibition Pop Art and Beyond: Tom WesselMann as part of the American Association of Art Museum Directors Art Museum Day. The celebration complements International Museum Day, an annual worldwide event coordinated by the International Council of Museums.
The museum is located at 200 N. Boulevard in Richmond and is open daily 10-5pm and 10-9pm on Thursdays and Fridays. General admission is always free.
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