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African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Caregiver Connection helps address the needs of those who are caring for an adult with physical or cognitive deterioration, usually a parent or spouse.

Adverse Weather Policy: If Chesterfield County Schools are closed, this meeting will be cancelled. For a delayed or early dismissal, please check this event or call Aging and Disability Services (768-7878) to verify the status of the meeting.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Follow the reunion of Houston’s famous Kashmere High School Stage Band as they return to the stage to honor their beloved band leader.

Triad is a nationwide program that strives to educate seniors and caregivers about programs, services, techniques and systems that help prevent crime against seniors and improve their quality of life. Chesterfield Triad is a partnership among the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office, Police Department, Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department, Aging and Disability Services, member organizations, agencies and the community who share Triad's goals.

Kinship/Grandparent Connection is a program of the Aging and Disability Services office that offers monthly support groups and resources for grandparents and other kin who are raising a child.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Join Dr. John Moeser and author Margaret Edds to learn how two Virginia lawyers helped Thurgood Marshall bring down the Jim Crow system. This lecture will give you a peek into the personal lives of these attorneys and the struggles they endured during the trial and after their work was done.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Author and professor Brian J. Daugherity will discuss the student strike that pushed Prince Edward County to become a part of Brown v. Board of Education. Professor Daugherity will go over the personal documents, speeches and court cases that led to this groundbreaking case.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Take a virtual historic tour of Richmond’s popular African American neighborhoods such as 13th Street Bottom, Buchanan, Fulton and Navy Hill located in and around Shockoe Bottom. Learn how these communities helped create Richmond into an economic hub.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Chesterfield County, in partnership with the Asian & Latino Solidarity Alliance of Central Virginia, or ALSACV, presents My Chesterfield Academy, a program that empowers residents, particularly those from multicultural communities, to understand and navigate Chesterfield County's government, as well as connect to other community resources. The program began in 2019 as the first of its kind in Virginia. Preferred applicants are those who are already involved in their communities, have shown leadership abilities, and who are willing to disseminate the information they learn throughout their individual communities. Upon graduation, participants will be able to help their communities to better understand and access government services. Graduates also will have the opportunity to interact with residents from other communities through the My Chesterfield Academy alumni network.

The Chesterfield Council on Aging seeks to enhance the quality of life for older adults and adults with disabilities through education, advocacy and community service. Meetings include a speaker on topics relevant to older adults, as well as reports from Council committees and activities.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

African American art from the VMFA’s traveling art collection will be available for viewing throughout the month of February.

Flutist Galen Abdur-Razzaq discusses and performs jazz pieces that provide an understanding and appreciation of jazz, its historical significance, and its role in the civil rights movement.