– Saturday – December 7, 2019? Preserving your Family’s Photographic Treasures 2:00 – 4:00?pm?|?FREE! Richmond Museum of History 400 Nevin Avenue | Richmond 94801 Donna Pullan is the founder and creative behind Legacy Photos and Stories, a business focused on the organization, preservation and sharing of family photographs. Topics covered will include: Brief history of […]
Through photos, documents, cultural artifacts, and video recordings of first-person narratives, Between Two Worlds tells refugees’ stories in their own words, tracing their lives amidst U.S. bombings and other attempts to “contain” communism in Southeast Asia in general and Laos in particular, and of their journeys from their homes in Laos to reeducation camps, to […]
Drop In Enrichment Program Tatiana Ortiz will teach you how to make a twined basket in celebration of Native American Heritage Month. Participants will need a paper plate, yarn, scissors and a pencil. Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/97978366471?pwd=aGhZVWdxWnNEMTk5dWpqcDdPcUpmUT09 Meeting ID: 979 7836 6471 Passcode: 489523
Join us as we close out on the free gallery exhibit of radical Black history in Richmond and North Richmond! To RSVP, please register through this Google Form link! On February 22nd, the Richmond Museum of History & Culture will be hosting a free closing reception with Communities for a Better Environment (CBE) Richmond as […]
Spring 2025 Film Series: On board the historic SS Red Oak Victory A Classic Director’s Wartime Films: Alfred Hitchcock in WWII Renowned director Alfred Hitchcock held a deep connection to two Allied nations during World War II: Great Britain and the United States. His films masterfully highlighted the Allied effort while captivating audiences with unforgettable […]
Spring 2025 Film Series: On board the historic SS Red Oak Victory A Classic Director’s Wartime Films: Alfred Hitchcock in WWII Renowned director Alfred Hitchcock held a deep connection to two Allied nations during World War II: Great Britain and the United States. His films masterfully highlighted the Allied effort while captivating audiences with unforgettable […]
Opening 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 […]
“The Art of Opportunity” is a one-of-a-kind hybrid program that unites our two signature initiatives — Strength to Succeed: Job Readiness and Art Therapy — into a single, powerful experience, designed to equip participants with practical career tools while nurturing their emotional well-being through art and culture.
“The Art of Opportunity” is a one-of-a-kind hybrid program that unites our two signature initiatives — Strength to Succeed: Job Readiness and Art Therapy — into a single, powerful experience, designed to equip participants with practical career tools while nurturing their emotional well-being through art and culture.
“The Art of Opportunity” is a one-of-a-kind hybrid program that unites our two signature initiatives — Strength to Succeed: Job Readiness and Art Therapy — into a single, powerful experience, designed to equip participants with practical career tools while nurturing their emotional well-being through art and culture.
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