Figure Drawing sessions every third Tuesday of the month.
$10 donation at the door.
Must be over 18.
Limited space – please arrive promptly. Bring your own easels, drawing boards, and supplies. Chairs are available.

Figure Drawing sessions every second Tuesday of the month.
$10 donation at the door.
Must be over 18.
Limited space – please arrive promptly.

OOYH Records Second Mondays @ Artspace
Monday February 10, 2025
2833-A Hathaway Rd, Richmond, VA 23225
Doors at 7:30pm, Music at 8:00pm
$10 suggested donation
Beer + Wine available for purchase

Slam Richmond presents monthly events, live and in-person on the first Saturday of each month! Slam Richmond features a community workshop and open mic event that focuses on representation and inclusivity. #poetry #Writing #slampoetry

Join us from 1:00-3:00 pm for an afternoon of making art!

NO RSVP
Just Come and get creative with us!
Free and Open to the Public

All ages.

Explore, in a safe space, what your ride might feel and look like. Using journaling, guided meditation, painting in watercolor to give form to your heart's desire. Inspired by a quote from Melody Beattie: "Quit hanging onto the handrails. Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." This is an invitation to engage the tools of creativity to uncover your heart's path in the coming year. No previous art experience needed, materials provided. Bring your journal if you want.

REGISTER WITH SUSAN BY 1/22.   $35 SEATING LIMITED
Susan Moncure sutiamo3@live.com

Artspace

2833-A Hathaway Road, Richmond, VA, 23225

This exhibition, curated from the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, will serve as a survey of the history of labor in Virginia.

The Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia has a long and committed history of preserving the stories and amplifying the voices of the Black community in Virginia and beyond

Running simultaneously, Artspace presents It’s About the Hustle, an exhibition curated by Franchell Mack Brown, that features artwork representing the theme of black Americans and labor

Free and Open to the Public

Artspace presents new exhibitions from January 24, 2025 - February 22, 2025. The opening reception, scheduled for Friday, January 24, 2024, 6-9 p.m., features artwork selected by juror Franchell Mack Brown that represents the theme of black Americans and labor. Also on view in the Elisabeth Flynn Chapman gallery is show curated by the Black History Museum and Culture Center of Virginia.

Free and Open to the Public