Many of our readers have probably heard of or seen the Science Museum of Virginia — it’s that giant regal-looking building down on West Broad past the DMV — but how many of you have actually been inside? Notable for its wonderful architecture, having been a train...
Creating A Community, One Tree At A Time
The Enrichmond Foundation’s TreeLab projects spark interest throughout Richmond in restoring greenspace while also educating the public on plant growth and health. In a small greenhouse owned by the City Of Richmond, TreeLab Manager Aaron McFarland cultivates...
Get Culture, Not COVID
Looking to get out of the house without getting sick? Skip the bars and head to the museums for a safer change of scenery. Museums around Richmond are starting to reopen with new, advanced safety protocols. As cultural landmarks, these spaces provide opportunities for...
Miss America Brings Her Title-Winning Talent To the Science Museum of Virginia
At the Science Museum last week, Miss America Camille Schrier awed a room full of Richmond elementary school students with a colorful, explosive demonstration of science in action. Viewers were surprised during the 2020 Miss America Competition this past December,...
Science on Tap: Medieval Time
Come hither, ye lords and ladies! Science on Tap: Medieval Time shall be a night free of young barons and young lasses (21st century talk here: that means no kids!) and full of science fun! So taketh ye tunics out of the closet, shine ye suits of armor and saddle...
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