Thank You For Another Amazing artoberVA!

Mayor Stoney digging in at the Main Street Train Station.

It was a thrilling time learning the “Thriller” dance from Studio 4 Dance Company at Capital One Cafe Carytown.

The Kings Dominion Gravewalkers marched through Scott’s Addition to celebrate artober.

CultureWorks president Scott Garka had a great time at the Science Museum of Virginia for Glow.

Ezibu Muntu gave wonderful performances at Claiborne Square Apartments.

James River Air Conditioning got in on the stencil craze.

Another artoberVA has come and gone and it was one of our most successful years! This is all thanks to the passion and support of our region’s magnificent arts & culture community, along with committed patrons. It was a joy to see such a wide variety of arts and culture organizations participating in artoberVA, and we loved seeing your #artoberVA posts throughout the month showing how you were digging into artoberVA 2018.

We want to thank our wonderful partners for their tremendous support that helped make artoberVA possible. We’d like to thank Altria, Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation, James River Air Conditioning Company, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, Virginia Commission for the Arts, Bank of America, Capital One, Richmond Memorial Health Foundation, Troutman Sanders, Wells Fargo, EY, Kings Dominion, Markel Corporation, McGuireWoods LLP, Modlin Center for the Arts at the University of Richmond, and Style Weekly. Also Betsy and Don Garber, Pam and Bill Royall, Jennifer and Geoff Sisk, and Mac Pence and Jeff Wells. These organizations and individuals are fantastic supporters of the arts and we were lucky to have them play such a vital role in CultureWorks and artoberVA.

While we’re already counting down the days until artoberVA 2019, arts and culture live in our region year-round, so don’t forget to visit the CultureWorks Arts & Culture Calendar to find an event near you. DIG IN!