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We're pivoting to a quarterly newsletter for 2026! We're running a little behind this quarter! Moving forward, you can expect seasonal updates on our free arts programming. Read on to find a list of concerts, art exhibits, screenings, and more! |
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Join us on First Fridays for a new batch of incredible local art each month! We have a great group show in collaboration with Sultry Gallery up through the end of January. In February, we'll be hosting exhibits from Brightpoint Community College and Troi Qualls. Brightpoint Community College Troi Qualls |
Out-of-Print Film Screening: The Time We Killed (2004) Dir. Jennifer Reeves 1/11 2pm Main Library Richmond Public Library will screen Jennifer Reeves' out-of-print debut, The Time We Killed. Images from the past and present push an agoraphobic artist into taking action. Reeves blends experimental and documentary film techniques to create a wholly unique anti-war film as relevant today as it was in 2004. This film has only screened publicly a handful of times in its 20-year lifespan. |
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Found In Translation Book Discussion
1/20, 6:30pm
Main Library - Gellman Room
For January, we'll be reading and discussing Fever Dream by Samanta Schweblin.
Found In Translation meets every other month to discuss books originally published in a language other than English. By focusing on works outside of the English-speaking tradition, we have the chance to explore different cultural contexts and a broader range of literary voices. With Found In Translation, you can expect to cultivate curiosity, tease out nuance, and uncover surprising truths about yourself and your place in the world!
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Snail Mail Workshop
1/28, 6pm
Main Library - Gellman Room
Come use fun materials to make a beautiful letter to mail to a friend or family member – or learn how to get paired up with a pen pal!
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