Charlottesville Community Events

2nd Annual CultshaXpo

Saturday, June 23 10:00a
Science Museum Of Virginia, Richmond
Cultsha Xpo is an annual event presented by CultureWorks to spotlight the Richmond region’s non-profit arts and culture organizations.

The Fresh Beat Band

Wednesday, Sep 26 7:00p
Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville

Live Poets Society

Wednesday, June 6 7:00p
Gordon Avenue Branch Library, Charlottesville
Come and share original poetry, or just listen.

Saturday, June 9 10:00a
Central Library - J-MRL, Charlottesville
Under the Covers: Summer Reading Theme Come by to sign up for the Adult, Teen or Children's summer reading program, visit the mini-Friends of the Library book sale, the Bookmobile and check out the festivities.

Wednesday Night Book Group

Wednesday, June 13 7:30p
Gordon Avenue Branch Library, Charlottesville
A DEATH IN BELMONT by Sebastian Junger Documents the events surrounding the early 1960s serial murder case of the Boston Strangler, recounting how an innocent African-American housekeeper was hastily convicted

Herbaceous Plant Propagation Workshop

Saturday, June 2 9:30a
Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, Charlottesville
Propagating ornamental flowers from seeds, cuttings, or divisions is one of the most gratifying of the horticultural arts.

Handcraft Group

Thursday, June 7 3:00p
Gordon Avenue Branch Library, Charlottesville
If you're crafty, this is the group for you. Chat, snack, and meet your neighbors, as we knit, stitch, bead, and sew.

Game Night

Monday, June 25 7:00p
Gordon Avenue Branch Library, Charlottesville
Come unplug and meet your neighbors. We'll have great board and card games on hand for casual play, classic ones and new finds.

Documentary Film Series

Thursday, June 28 7:00p
Central Library - J-MRL, Charlottesville
VANISHING OF THE BEES directed by George Langworthy, Maryam Henein (2009) Takes a piercing investigative look at the economic, political and ecological implications of the worldwide disappearance of the honeybe

Brown Baggers Book Group

Thursday, June 21 12:00p
Central Library - J-MRL, Charlottesville
THE GOOD PRIEST'S SON by Reynolds Price Visiting his aging Episcopal priest father when his own home is decimated by the September 11 attacks, Mabry Kincaid meets his father's caregiver, an ambitious African Am

Writing the Cross-Genre Novel with Alma Katsu

Thursday, June 14 7:00p
WriterHouse, Charlottesville
What happens when your novel doesn't fit in one genre? What are the perils--and opportunities--of writing a book that defies categorization?

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