November 23, 2019 - December 31, 2019 @ Nauticus
Dickens' Christmas Towne2019-11-23T00:00:00Celebrate the holidays in this magical village featuring photos with Santa, Geoffrey The Talking Christmas Tree, Randy the Plain-Nosed Reindeer, Walking Gingerbread Men, Talking Nutcrackers, a Juggling Jack in the Box, Steampunk Vehicles, on-stage entertainment, music, shops, sweet and savory fare, free crafts for kids, and more!
Nauticus1 Waterside DriveNorfolkVA23510 Celebrate the holidays in this magical village featuring photos with Santa, Geoffrey The Talking Christmas Tree, Randy the Plain-Nosed Reindeer, Walking Gingerbread Men, Talking Nutcrackers, a Juggling Jack in the Box, Steampunk Vehicles, on-stage entertainment, music, shops, sweet and savory fare, free crafts for kids, and more!
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December 6, 2019, 5:30 PM - January 17, 2020, 7:30 PM @ Offsite Gallery @ MacArthur Center
Offsite Gallery opening reception: Remembering Her Homecoming2019-12-06T17:30:00Join us for an opening reception December 6, 5:30pm -7:30pm.
Free & open to the public. Film screening at 6pm.
As a black female artist working and learning in Richmond, VA, which was once the center of slave trading in the region, Nastassja Swift explores how the ancestral footsteps of black women have contributed to the stories and history of black girlhood in Richmond, VA. Consisting of wearable fiber sculptures, photography & film, "Remembering Her Homecoming" illustrates a moment of remembrance & reflection on the women who have roamed the spaces before us.
"Remembering Her Homecoming"
By Nastassja Swift, Marlon Turner and Torian Ugworji on view through January 17, 2020.
Offsite Gallery @ MacArthur Center
300 Monticello Ave., Suite #287NorfolkVA23510 Join us for an opening reception December 6, 5:30pm -7:30pm.
Free & open to the public. Film screening at 6pm.
As a black female artist working and learning in Richmond, VA, which was once the center of slave trading in the region, Nastassja Swift explores how the ancestral footsteps of black women have contributed to the stories and history of black girlhood in Richmond, VA. Consisting of wearable fiber sculptures, photography & film, "Remembering Her Homecoming" illustrates a moment of remembrance & reflection on the women who have roamed the spaces before us.
"Remembering Her Homecoming"
By Nastassja Swift, Marlon Turner and Torian Ugworji on view through January 17, 2020.
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