The second annual Avery Walls Music Festival, a celebration of local music with a meaningful purpose, will take place on April 26, 2025, at The Park RVA in Richmond, Virginia. The festival was created to honor the life of Avery Walls, a young man who passed away at the age of 20 from a rare heart condition. In his memory, the event aims to bring the community together through music, raise awareness about heart health, and support life-saving efforts. The festival is free and open to adults and children of all ages.
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Recent updates to the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) grant guidelines and other federal changes have left many in the arts and culture community feeling uncertain and concerned about the future. Your support remains critical.
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Don Busick is a band member of Acoustic Underground. He is also the host of Small Venue Music, a video podcast dedicated to local musicians and music venues in Richmond, Virginia, that provides a platform for these bands to showcase their talents. In his podcast, Don talks to musicians, venue owners, and fans to get a better understanding of what makes these local scenes so special.
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As Richmond continues to navigate the challenges of the ongoing boil water advisory and limited water supply, our community has shown incredible resilience. While health and safety remain the top priority, this situation has inevitably impacted daily life, including the city’s vibrant arts and culture scene.
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CultureWorks is proud to celebrate the achievements of the Latin Ballet of Virginia, one of our 2023 grant recipients. Everybody Reads! is an innovative project that combines literacy and dance to enhance the educational experience of young dancers, showcasing the powerful impact of integrating arts and education.
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CultureWorks is committed to enriching lives and bringing communities together through the power of music. In 2023, CultureWorks proudly supported the HARPS Project, ensuring that beautiful music continues to flow through Richmond by funding the repairs of four essential harps.
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The Afrikana Film Festival is a shining example of how support for creative endeavors can lead to meaningful connections, personal growth, and community enrichment. Last year, CultureWorks funding supported the Afrikana Film Festival, a vibrant 4-day celebration that took place from September 14-18, 2023, activating numerous arts and culture venues throughout Richmond.
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Discover how CultureWorks grant funding is transforming Richmond’s East End through Robinson Theatre’s arts and culture programs.
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In the heart of Virginia, the nonprofit arts and culture sector is enriching lives and driving significant economic growth and social impact. A recent study by Americans for the Arts, commissioned by CultureWorks, illuminates the extensive impact of these organizations on the Richmond and Tri-Cities region.
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CultureWorks is proud to announce the completion of Phase I of the “Art on the ART” program in the Tri-Cities, which includes three life-size sculptures representing Atlantic Sturgeon.
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CultureWorks Tri-Cities Program Manager, Daniel Jones shares his experience and love of local music festivals and how they bring people together.
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CultureWorks Communications & Marketing Specialist Piper Lynch shares her experience and inspiration from being involved with a communal creative space amongst friends.
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