Events
Looking for something to do soon? GuildeHall’s event directory lists events hosted by Virginia’s nonprofits and community groups. Attending one of their events is a great way to support (and meet) your neighbors.
Author Annie Tobey talks about her book Secret Richmond, a guide to the city's lesser-known sights and stories. Copies of the book are for sale and signing afterward. The program is sponsored by the Friends of the Henrico County Public Library.
The stamp club's November meeting opens at 6 PM with a look at the auction lots. A business meeting at 7 PM includes the election of 2027 officers, followed by a stamp auction. Members and prospective members are welcome.
Columnist and author Bill Lohmann talks about the third edition of his book Backroads and Byways of Virginia and his travels in search of good places, people and pie. The program is sponsored by the Friends of the Henrico County Public Library.
Opening of an exhibit of abstract paintings made by artists with memory loss, working in partnership with volunteers through the Opening Minds through Art program. Admission is free.
Holiday music, food trucks, and a visit with Santa lead up to the lighting of the center's tree on the Center Field stage. Free, and meant for families. The center runs it with Henrico County Recreation and Parks.
The choral society gives a Christmas concert at Trinity Lutheran Church on North Parham Road. It is part of the society's 2026-27 season.
The community concert band plays a public concert at the Henrico Theatre in Highland Springs. The band says all are welcome and tickets do not need to be reserved ahead of time.