New Colonial Williamsburg exhibit brings past into present
The “Worlds Collide” exhibit will open Sept. 7 and run through Jan. 2, 2027, at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum in Williamsburg.
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New Colonial Williamsburg exhibit with more than 200 artifacts brings the past into the present
The “Worlds Collide” exhibit will open Sept. 7 and run through Jan. 2, 2027, at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum in Williamsburg.
3D-printed violins will be given to students at York County elementary school
A year-long pilot program will give two violins to each selected third- through fifth-grader at Waller Mill, a fine-arts magnet school — one for hour-long lessons on Tuesday and Thursday...
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‘Tradition for a modern world’: Upcoming book signing puts 18th-century ceramics on display
Next month, Mottahedeh President Wendy Kvalheim will visit Colonial Williamsburg to sign copies of her illustrated book, “Splendid Settings: 100 Years of Mottahedeh."
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Investing in her community: President of Riverside Doctors’ Hospital Williamsburg reflects on hospital’s growth
Adria Vanhoozier has led RDHW’s nearly 400-member team since 2016, presiding over a period of steady growth for the 11-year-old hospital and affiliated medical services in the surrounding community.
Williamsburg Live wants you to ‘bop ’til you drop’
Next weekend, two legendary bands will join a young Icelandic-Chinese artist as headliners of the 2024 Williamsburg Live festival.
After stroke, York woman finds herself by writing children’s books
After a likely stroke, Tiffany Rebar discovered a new passion and wrote “Welcome Home Melanie Mae,” based on her two daughters’ imaginary adventures with their beloved stuffed giraffe.
Virginia teen releases patriotic album for 250th anniversary of Declaration of Independence
Hunter Owens has released two albums of solo performances, the latest a patriotic CD in honor of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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Oscar winner and Hampton grad returns for Jamestown exhibition about her costuming ‘Black Panther’ and more
Ruth Carter’s traveling exhibit, “Afrofuturism in Costume Design,” opens May 11at Jamestown Settlement, highlighting more than 60 costumes from her career in film and television, including Spike Lee’s “Malcolm X,”...
As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, outreach center in James City County promotes regional fundraiser
Next week, the center will kick off its 20th anniversary celebration with an event to support an even wider regional initiative: Give Local 757, an annual online fundraiser that benefits...