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Jennifer Chiaverini

Starting a Non-Profit: What You Need to Know


January 23
Main Library - Law Library

Learn what it takes to start a non-profit in this informative session lead by attorney, Charlie Schmidt.

Pardon Our Mess



Main Library

Please pardon our mess over the next few months as the first floor bathrooms at the Main Library are under renovation.

2021 YAVA Award Nominations


January 3 - January 31

It's time to nominate your favorite young adult Virginia author for the 2021 YAVA Award!

Tenants Rights Forum


January 28
Main Library - Law Library

The Richmond Public Law Library presents a forum on Tenants Rights featuring a presentation by Attorney Daryl F. Hayott of Virginia Poverty Law Center and Community Outreach Specialist Regina Chaney of HOME (Housing Opportunities Made Equal).

3D Printing



Main Library

Are you interested in printing your own designs on the Library's 3D printers? We are now offering use of our 3D printers to Richmond Public Library cardholders! Before reserving printer time, we require attendance at a 90-minute orientation session to cover the basic workflow, operation procedures and our usage policies. Sign up today!

Lamar Giles and Meg Medina In Conversation


January 25
Main Library - Auditorium

Join us for a literary afternoon with Lamar Giles, in conversation with Newbery Award-winning author and "Richmonder of the Year", Meg Medina.

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Friends Book Drive


February 8, 9am - 2pm
Main Library

Finished that book? Decluttering? Bring your books down to the Main Library on Saturday, February 8, from 9-2. We'll have Friends on hand to unload your car - just drive up into the parking lot behind the Library!

Gellman Room Concert Series: Jefferson Baroque


January 25
Main Library

"The Wow! Factor in Baroque Music": All baroque composers wanted to produce strong emotions in their listeners. Their music can speak directly to our feelings even after centuries of change. The music Jefferson Baroque has selected makes the performers say "Wow!" for many reasons. The concert is organized into segments like "Wow, that's flashy," "Wow, that's spiritual," and "Wow, that's romantic." Come and see the different ways 17th and 18th century music can move you.

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