So long, RVA!
In middle-income neighborhoods, the ratio of books per child is 13 to one; in low-income neighborhoods the ratio is one book for every 300 children. The Central Virginia Children’s Book Bank is trying to change that in our area—but they can’t do it without help.
Winter break starts on Friday afternoon for most Richmond-area kids. But don’t panic, parents. We’ve got plenty to keep them busy.
A cowboy and an elf find out who can make the best mug of hot chocolate in the North Pole. So much drama. So much excitement. So much fine holiday fun.
Only two-fifths of this week’s line-up involve the holidays. See how much I love you?
Dr. LaMarr Shields headlines this family-friendly event focused on getting schools, parents, and students to work together to ensure success.
Computer Science Education Week is December 7th through 13th, so make time to get in on the coding action!
Silver bells…silver bells…it’s Christmastime in the [river] city. Enjoy it, folks!
Explore water in all its forms at this year’s installment of Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s Dominion GardenFest of Lights.
“And now,” cried Richmond, “let the wild rumpus start!”
Kick of the holiday season with a Thanksgiving weekend visit to the 38th Annual Model Railroad Show at the Science Museum of Virginia.
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