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Print-at-Home - Free

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WILL CALL - Free

In the film, director and filmmaker Carolyn Crowder interviews Presbyterian ministers who served congregations in the south during the Civil Rights Era about their experiences combatting racism in their local communities and congregations.Through interviews and hymns, Crowder tells the stories of courageous ministers who “tried to do the right thing when the right thing was difficult and dangerous to do.”Following the screening, Crowder will lead participants in a discussion and dialogue.

Folk Legacy Trio

The Folk Legends are George Grove, formerly with the Kingston Trio for over 40 years, Rick Dougherty, also formerly with the Trio for over 12 years and Jerry Siggins, currently the lead singer of a 50s RnR band The Diamonds.  The Folk Legends sing the Great American Folksong Book™.

Mads Tolling and the Mad Men

Internationally renowned violinist, composer and two-time Grammy Award-winner Mads Tolling is a former member of the Turtle Island Quartet and The Stanley Clarke Band.

Rosette

Founded in 2015, Rosette is a Richmond-based string quartet comprised of four women who love to make meaningful connections through music.

Special Movie: At the River- Struggle and Grace in the Segregated South

WCR Forum Virginia Rep

Come hear from Virginia Rep's Founders Bruce Miller and Phil Whiteway- how they started, bumps and successes along the way, and what our newest neighbor (the Virginia Rep Center for Arts and Education) means to all of you here at WCR.

Organ Recital with Carl Haywood

Carl Haywood, a native of Portsmouth, Virginia, is a cum laude graduate of Norfolk State University (NSU) and a recipient of the Master of Sacred Music (organ) and Master of Music (choral conducting) degrees from Southern Methodist University (SMU).

Bridge & Wolak

A unique duo of clarinet and digital accordion, Bridge & Wolak use technology and serious chops to create unimaginable sounds with just two performers—all 100% live.

At the River: Struggle and Grace in the Segregated

Independent Living/Avalon Residents/Guests

Box Office

WCR Staff

Vibrancy Club

Area Clergy and Union Seminary

In this film, Presbyterian ministers talk about the opposition they faced from their congregations and the dangers they encountered when they decided to take a stand in the segregated South to support the Civil Rights movement in the 1960’s.