At James Monroe’s Highland, located in Charlottesville, ongoing research reveals interconnected community histories and recent discoveries about the site’s buildings. As part of William & Mary since 1974, Highland also serves as a learning campus for W&M students and community members from Williamsburg, Charlottesville, and beyond. In this talk, Maria DiBenigno (W&M PhD ’20), Mellon...

Dungeons & Dragons players of all experience levels are invited to drop-in to play and learn this classic tabletop roleplaying game. For ages 9-18.

Join us for a day filled with excitement, laughter, and amazing finds that will warm your heart and delight your senses. Whether you're a bargain hunter, a treasure seeker, or simply looking for a wonderful time with friends and family, this event is not to be missed! 📅 Date: September 23rd, 2023 ⏰ Time: 8...

WRL’s teen volunteer group meets the first Thursday of the month to share ideas for library services and work on various tasks. Application and orientation required. https://www.wrl.org/teens/teen-volunteers/

Sing and dance with our puppets and enjoy books, flannel board stories, and other activities. Recommended for ages 3+. Tickets are required for this event; you can pick them up at the Children’s Desk starting one hour prior to the show. Located in the Kitzinger community room.

Presented by Latin Ballet of Virginia, come celebrate Latin American History Month by enjoying a lively dance performance and maybe picking up a few dance steps of your own. All ages welcome. You do not have to attend both the performance and the workshops. 11 am-12 pm and 2:30-3:30 pm: Workshops, Stryker Center 127 1-2...

Presented by Latin Ballet of Virginia, come celebrate Latin American History Month by enjoying a lively dance performance and maybe picking up a few dance steps of your own. All ages welcome. You do not have to attend both the performance and the workshops. 11 am-12 pm and 2:30-3:30 pm: Workshops, Stryker Center 127 1-2...

Now in its 20th year, the Throwback Thursday Film Series screens a variety of classic movies for an adult audience. November Theme: Second Chances November 2: All I Desire (1953) NR In 1910, a show girl (Barbara Stanwyck) returns to the small town and family she had abandoned a decade earlier, shocking the residents and...

Betty Randolph will be stopping in for a visit. Presented by the Speaker’s Bureau of the Ann Wager Chapter of the DAR. Located in the Schell room.

Authors Lorraine Hanson and Shella Kline share stories about the ways dedicated humans can help animals, including their real-life animal rehabilitation experience with CeCe the Angora rabbit. Come learn about how CeCe and other animal friends can get back on their feet, and meet some rabbits from The Fuzzy EAR rabbitry. Located in the Kitzinger...