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Artist Sylvia Doughlin creates emotionally expressive, three-dimensional sculptural portraits that capture the individuality and spirit of each imagined subject.
Ticket Price: Free
Resident artist Sarah Presley creates a conversation between grief and the idea of home in Silver Spark, Lucky Star.
Ticket Price: Free
Through precision and technique, the artist explores human expression, emotion, and spirituality in this collection of realistic portrait drawings and paintings.
Ticket Price: Free
Celebrate Black History Month with Montpelier Arts Center! This annual exhibition shows the diverse talents of regional artists.
Ticket Price: Free
Created within a single day, each work in The Virtual Flesh is an exercise in immediacy, memory, and transformation.
Ticket Price: Free
The Inward Canvas explores the act of turning internally in a world of constant external noise. This exhibition examines self-healing and restoration.
Ticket Price: Free
The Inward Canvas explores the act of turning internally in a world of constant external noise. This exhibition examines self-healing and restoration.
Ticket Price: Free
The Uhuru Quilters Guild presents a collection of works unified by the spirit of “Uhuru,” the Swahili word for freedom.
Ticket Price: Free
A Lasting Vision is a career-spanning tribute to the life and legacy of Alonzo Davis, a foundational figure whose influence resonates deeply across the American art landscape.
Ticket Price: Free
The Power Rooms is an ongoing series of paintings that marks a significant evolution in the practice of Tim Davis.
Ticket Price: Free
Britnee Scott’s playful mixed media paintings affirm the enduring power of love over violence.
Ticket Price: Free
Back by popular demand! Get ready to open Black History Month with a performance that sets the tone for a season of celebration and reflection.
Ticket Price: $5
In honor of Black History Month, the First Fridays Listening Room presents Roots & Resonance, a special performance celebrating the profound legacy and future of Black musical innovation.
Ticket Price: $20
Come support new growers, explore the fields, and take home something delicious at the Urban Farm Incubator at Watkins Regional Park.
Ticket Price: Free
Join us for a free screening of Ailey, an extraordinary documentary about dancer, director, choreographer, and activist Alvin Ailey.
Ticket Price: Free
Experience an unforgettable afternoon performance by one of the region’s most exciting rising voices as we usher in Black History Month.
Ticket Price: $20
Luther ReLives is a powerful and heartfelt concert experience honoring the legendary music of Luther Vandross, starring the incomparable William “Smooth” Wardlaw.
Ticket Price: $45 General; $40 Senior & Student
BAROCOCO is a collaborative-decided ensemble work in which Happenstance Theater portrays oblivious entitlement on the brink of extinction.
Ticket Price: $25; Senior/Student $20
Luther ReLives is a powerful and heartfelt concert experience honoring the legendary music of Luther Vandross, starring the incomparable William “Smooth” Wardlaw.
Ticket Price: $45 General; $40 Senior & Student
Luther ReLives is a powerful and heartfelt concert experience honoring the legendary music of Luther Vandross, starring the incomparable William “Smooth” Wardlaw.
Ticket Price: $45 General; $40 Senior & Student
Awen is deep inspiration that comes to us when we slow down and step away from the noise of daily life. Working in mixed media, Sharon Hart Sefton embodies Awen through visual expression.
Ticket Price: Free
Come support new growers, explore the fields, and take home something delicious at the Urban Farm Incubator at Watkins Regional Park.
Ticket Price: Free
Design miniature charms, jewelry, and keepsakes using Shrinky Dinks and other fun materials.
Ticket Price: Free
This entertaining lecture surveys music from jazz to soul, telling the incredible story of the D.C. area and its powerful influence on the history of Black popular music.
Ticket Price: $5 per lecture
