Season 21 begins in October

What Do You Stand For project

Join host May-Lily Lee during the month of October for Virginia Currents. The first week is a Virginia Currents classic from Season 16, when we visited the Middle Peninsula to see how oyster gardening could help save the Chesapeake Bay. The start to Season 21 begins when we meet the 6th grade artists chosen to have their work displayed in ART 180’s “What Do You Stand For?” public art project.

Virginia Currents: September Features

Norfolk Sound Ray T. Jones

September 8, 2011: A Virginia Currents Classic from 2005, we see how boys learn the skills required to become good Boy Scouts at Goochland’s Camp Brady Saunders.

Then we observe and learn about the benefits of Horticulture Therapy in Charlottesville. VC# 1426e

Virginia Currents: June Highlights

June 2 VC 2027e Virginia Currents revisits Richmond’s “Rails to Trails” project one year later to see how this innovative community project has evolved. Citizens are negotiating with CSX to turn old railroad tracks into a walking path to revitalize the surrounding community and connect citizens with the greenways of the James River.

Virginia Currents: May Highlights

May 5, 2011 VC #2023 The time is ripe for fresh produce stands. Virginia Currents stops at Shepperson's Produce Stand - which has been serving generations of customers in the near West End of Richmond for nearly 40 years. We sat with owner Curtis Shepperson to see what makes his stand such a local favorite. And in Culpeper, find out how graffiti can actually be historically significant. Come inside the Civil War Graffiti House - which once served as a field hospital near the Battle of Brandy Station.

Barnstorming and an Homage to One of Our Biggest Fans

Hay Kuhn Lee

In episode #2019, Virginia Currents catches the barnstorming, wing-walking antics of the Flying Circus of Bealeton. We get the reaction of amazed spectators who take flight in these nostalgic planes.

Also, we pay homage to one of Virginia Currents’ biggest fans, Hay Kuhn Lee, May-Lily Lee’s father.

Virginia Currents April Highlights

Farm to Family

April 14 VC #2020 Virginia Currents meets an ex-convict that breaks all stereotypes and proves there can be a productive life after prison.

Thanks to Our Supporters

Many Thanks to the Supporters and Patrons of Virginia Currents
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