Journey with Ann Wager, a lifelong teacher in Colonial Virginia, as she experiences what it takes to run the Williamsburg Bray School—the first official Virginia school for African Americans. Uncover how running this school changes—or doesn’t change—Ann’s understanding of slavery, education, and religion in Colonial Virginia.

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Evening Program: Cry Witch
Question witnesses, weigh evidence, and determine the guilt or innocence of "the Virginia Witch." Not appropriate for young children due to subject matter and intense emotion.
Open to the Public
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TVHS 2025 Sunday Lecture Series Kick-Off!
Author and history professor Rebecca Brannon discusses her upcoming book, The Weight of Years: Growing Old In America’s Infancy, on aging in early America and its role in society.
Open to the Public
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Anastasia: The Musical (Youth Edition)
Join Providence Classical School as they explore the magic of what-if in this delightful musical about the hope of a lost Romanov princess in Anastasia: The Musical (Youth Edition)
Open to the Public
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