Once a month, we’ll screen a retro blockbuster aimed at tweens and teens. June 13: Jurassic Park (1993; Rated PG-13) July 11: Night at the Museum (2006; Rated PG) August 8: The Princess Bride (1987; Rated PG)
Everything you wanted to know about social security benefits as related to disabilities but were afraid to ask! Attend this informative online presentation with a regional Social Security representative and get all of your questions answered. Please find the meeting link and login details in the event listing at wrl.org/events.
This lapsit storytime program is appropriate for babies from birth to 18 months and their caregivers. This storytime includes 15 minutes of songs, fingerplays, and lap games. Pick up a ticket at the Youth Services desk starting one hour before the program to save your spot.
Come craft and create water bottle stickers with your very own artwork. Water bottle included or bring your own. For ages 9-18. Space is limited. Please register by calling 757.741.3300 (option 4) or stop by the Youth Services desk at either building.
Come craft and create water bottle stickers with your very own artwork. Water bottle included or bring your own. For ages 9-18. Space is limited. Please register by calling 757.741.3300 (option 4) or stop by the Youth Services desk at either building.
The Peninsula Watermedia Society of Virginia presents The 2nd Annual Member Only Exhibition. The Peninsula Watermedia Society is an unofficial not for profit organization, founded by a small group of six interested local artists in 2009 for watercolor and water media enthusiasts of all skill levels living on and around the Virginia Peninsula and the...
Join WRL’s Bookmobile every Saturday for something to make, do, learn, and play at Abram Frink Jr. Community Center. First Saturday: Makerspace Second Saturday: Pop-N-Play Third Saturday: FunFest Fourth Saturday: Digital Navigation August 13: At 10:30 a.m. kids of all ages will be enthralled as Chris Campbell — singer, songwriter, musician, and ventriloquist — performs...
The Peninsula Concert Band will perform a variety of music including march, classic, and popular music. The band is made up of volunteers and has been performing in the Tidewater area for sixty-six years. Their mission is to educate, entertain, and enrich the community. Free admission, no tickets required.
Try this unique style of meditation with Williamsburg Regional Library and get yourself centered for the new school year, or just to get a jump start on personal wellness! Presented by an instructor from Full Circle Yoga & Pilates.
Nicolas Cage plays himself in a meta-plotline that has the actor recruited by the CIA to attend the birthday party of, and spy upon, one of his dangerously zealous fans. This “action-packed comedy” costars Pedro Pascal and Tiffany Haddish. R 1 hour 47 minutes This series features indie, foreign, art house, and documentary films. All...
Explore classic and contemporary fiction and nonfiction from around the world. This group will sample critically acclaimed and prize-winning titles with open and inclusive discussion. Turning Pages meets the third Tuesday of every month. Join us in-person or virtually for this month’s discussion of The Love Story of Missy Carmichael by Beth Morrey. Please find...
Real People/Real Stories explores the best in nonfiction history, biography, science, nature, and the arts. Join us as we discuss The Doctors Blackwell by Janice P. Nimura. Admitted to medical school as a joke and barred from lectures, Elizabeth Blackwell persisted to become the first woman in America to receive an MD, in 1849. Her...