We are pleased to announce the first 

"NIGHT AT THE THEATRE!"

You are invited to join the encorepreneur community on May 14 for an "Encorepreneurs (and guests) Only"  evening social event -  a world premiere performance of WitchDuck,  a play about a little-known piece of Virginia's history - the story of Grace Sherwood, the last woman in America convicted of being a witch. 

The play was written by Eva DeVirgilis, one of only 3 speakers to be asked back for a second appearance by Encorepreneur! WitchDuck is  just like Eva - energetic, educational, serious, fun and entertaining! Reviews of preview performances of the play have been exceptional.

Our host for the evening wll be the Firehouse Theatre, a local theatre known for championing emerging playwrights and dynamic productions like Eva and WitchDuck.

Your reserved seat is available for just $45 (15% off if you register soon) and seating is limited. Pleaser join us on May 14, but reserve your spot soon!

Night at the Theatre

The Firehouse Theatre - May 14
Reception - 6:15 PM      Curtain - 7:30-PM
Tickets are just $45 and encorepreneurs and guests who sign in early can take advantage of a 15% discount.

 Tickets 

Reviews

Ticket for public performances on other nights are available at  Firehouse Box Office  

THE FIREHOUSE THEATRE

1609 W. Broad Street

The Firehouse Theatre is a vibrant hub for new and thought-provoking stage work located at 1609 West Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia 23220, in the heart of Richmond’s Fan District. Known for championing emerging playwrights and dynamic productions, the theatre not only serves as an artistic home but also as a center for community engagement and creative collaboration

   
 AMERICA'S 250th

    Meeting the Moment
Virginia Museum of History & Culture

At our May meeting, we’ll visit the “new” Virginia Museum of History & Culture and hear from VMHC President & CEO Jamie Bosket about Virginia’s plans for America’s 250th—the celebration of our founding and the role the Commonwealth played in it. We’ll also get an inside look at the reimagined VMHC, recently refreshed by a $30 million renovation, and what it’s doing to make history more engaging and relevant today. If you’re interested, you can even take a quick tour after the meeting.

VMHC has been a leader in planning for this celebration for nearly a decade. Since 2017, it has helped bring together leaders across the Commonwealth—work that led to the creation of the Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission, which now leads the state’s official effort. Throughout the effort, the museum’s approach hasn’t been “dust off the history books.” It’s been more like: here’s our story, here’s how it shaped the country, and here’s why it still matters.

ChamberRVA Lead Investors have been invited to join us for this session to hear the presentation and to be introduced to Encorepreneur!

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OUR HOST

Virginia Museum of History & Culture

428 N Arthur Ashe Blvd