Community Calendar

On February 24, 2015, the Virginia General Assembly passed House Joint Resolution No. 797 “Designating March 14, in 2015 and in each succeeding year, as a Day of Honor for the Marquis de Lafayette in Virginia.” As part of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture's 250th Initiative, join the VMHC and the American Friends of Lafayette for a special evening honoring the legacy of the French general who played a vital role in securing American independence and championing human rights around the world.

Highlights include:
Historically inspired heavy hors d'oeuvres and drinks, featuring the Lafayette Bicentennial Wine Series from Williamsburg Winery. Winemakers will be available to provide tasting notes.
Music from the 18th and 19th centuries performed by baroque flutist and pianist Kaylan Stevenson and dramatic coloratura soprano Laura Heydt.
Rousing fife and drum tunes popular during Lafayette's travels across the United States.
Intimate performance by renowned Colonial Williamsburg Nation Builder Mark Schneider, portraying the Marquis de Lafayette.
Remarks from French dignitaries.
Traveling panel exhibit from the American Friends of Lafayette.
Special library display of original VMHC manuscripts related to Lafayette's life and legacy.
After-hours access to the VMHC's exhibits, including the recently opened, Revolutionary Allies: Foreign Friends of American Independence.

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

This winter, Richmond's First Baptist Church offers a variety of opportunities for support for anyone experiencing the loss of a relationship through separation, divorce, or major breakup. With groups for all ages! Our Divorce Recovery Workshop (DRW) groups begin Sunday, February 15.

• Winter Support Group welcomes any new participants to DRW at RFBC.

• Next Steps Workshop is perfect for anyone who attended the Fall workshop and desires to continue in their ongoing work of healing.

• Teen’s Group will be offered for children of participants, grade 6-12.

Childcare is provided for infant–5th grade (through March 15).

For more information and to register, visit fbcrichmond.org/drw

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM

WEEKLY FRIDAY NIGHT NO PREP EVERY Friday Night (weather updates will always be announced day of) Kids 15 & under get FREE spectator admission with paid adult Thanks to Camping World!
Friday night gates open at 5pm Racing from 6pm till about 11pm.
Bring your car, truck, SUV, whatever and have some FUN!
Motorcycles, ATV's, UTV's, and Dirtbikes are welcome as well as long as racers have: Headlights and taillights and follow posted speed in paddocks and in front of the building of 5mph or you will be required to leave immediately. No warnings, this is for the safety of our spectators especially the children!
Long Pants and Long Sleeves
Leather Gloves
Boots (Over the ankle)
Helmet (Full face/SNELL approved)
You can simply come out, pay and have fun making passes! $25 to race or $10 to watch!
Kids 15 & under get FREE spectator admission with paid adult Thanks to Camping World!

WhosYourDriver.org is the official Safe Driving partner of Dominion Raceway, and they want to remind you... Any track, any race, any time... always ask: Who’s your driver? Plan ahead for a safe ride home!

VA Rep presents the Pulitzer-Prize winning Primary Trust - A recent off-Broadway hit by playwright Eboni Booth, Primary Trust is an insightful exploration of vulnerability, isolation, and the unexpected friendships that can blossom in the face of adversity.

When a shy 38 year-old’s carefully constructed life—a routine of books, Mai-Tais, and conversations with his best friend—collapses, Kenneth must suddenly confront his past and brave the outside world.

Hailed by critics as “spryly comic and as poignant” (LA Times) and “wonderfully vivid” (The New York Times), this uplifting, Pulitzer-prize winning play explores change, the resilience of the human spirit, and the courage it takes to forge new paths in life.

On stage March 5 - 29,
Wednesdays (2 or 7PM), Thursdays & Fridays 7PM, Saturdays (2 AND 7 PM), Sundays 3PM