Jimmy McCracklin My Story The Exhibit
Jimmy McCracklin My Story The Exhibit
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Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United States
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Jimmy McCracklin My Story The Exhibit
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesJimmy McCracklin My Story The Exhibit
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A Community Dialogue on Reinvigorating the Arts in Richmond, CA
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesThe Richmond Museum of Culture & History is excited to invite you to participate in our inaugural “Know Your Community” session, the start in a series of round table discussions designed to foster community dialogue and celebrate the rich diversity of Richmond, California. Through this initiative, we aim to bring together community leaders, cultural institutions, […]
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Modern Children’s Art: A Celebration of Creativity
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesWe’re excited to announce a collaborative work between the Richmond Museum of History & Culture and the Children’s Art Studio Richmond in this latest exhibition! In this exhibit, CAS Richmond’s youth provided beautiful artwork that provided insight into their journeys into art and the importance of creating a lasting program that community members can celebrate. […]
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Art for a Cause: Modern Children’s Art Exhibition Finale & Fundraiser
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesWelcome to Art for a Cause: Modern Children’s Art Exhibition Finale & Fundraiser! Join us for a transformative evening celebrating the artwork of Richmond’s future artists on Thursday, July 25th at the Richmond Museum of History & Culture from 5 – 7:30 PM. See the world through a child’s eyes: Immerse yourself in the wonder […]
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Black History, Resilience, and Legacy in Richmond Exhibition
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesRediscover the legacy of radical Black activism in Richmond! For the entire month of February, follow the beginning of Richmond’s black community and their roots in organizing and the growth of the Black Panther Party! Did you know that North Richmond was one of the first communities where the Black Panther Party organized, and significantly […]
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Art of the African Diaspora 2025 Exhibition
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesIn its 28th year, Art of the African Diaspora continues to express and celebrate the creative achievements of artists of African descent. This year, over 150 artists showcase their work at Richmond Art Center, as well as in open studios and satellite exhibitions at different venues around the Bay Area. We at the Richmond Museum of History […]
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Children’s Art Studio 2025 Exhibit – Worlds Imagined by Children
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesThe Children’s Art Studio Richmond / Taller de Arte Para Niños and the Richmond Museum of History & Culture are proud to present the 2nd annual Children’s Art Exhibition, “Worlds Imagined by Children”! This exhibit continues to highlight the importance of establishing the joy and creativity of art in early childhood education, allowing all children […]
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Opening Reception: Children’s Art Studio – Worlds Imagined by Children
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesDiscover the true imaginative power of children! Join the Richmond Museum of History & Culture and the Children’s Art Studio Richmond / Taller de Arte Para Niños for the opening reception of their 2nd ever annual Children’s Art exhibit. At the event: See a world told through the eyes of imaginative Richmond youth Experience interactive […]
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Upcoming 2026 Exhibition: Art of the African Diaspora at the Richmond Museum
Richmond Museum of History & Culture 400 Nevin Ave., Richmond, CA, United StatesOpening Reception: Sunday, February 1, 2026 | 2 – 4PM The Richmond Museum of History & Culture is thrilled to once again host a satellite exhibition in partnership with Art of the African Diaspora—a celebrated Bay Area tradition now in its 29th year! Art of the African Diaspora honors and uplifts the creative achievements of […]
