Listen to Charles Lindsey Jr. who is an active organist, pianist, choral director, vocal coach, and harpsichordist in the Richmond area, and Dr. Raphael Seligmann who is a writer, scholar, musician, translator, banker, and non-profit leader. They will both be here playing live at The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design on February 9th, 2022.

Join us Thursday evenings for yoga with instructor Erin Lingo hosted in The Branch Museum main gallery. This event is pay-what-you-can. Registration Limit is 15, preregistration required.

The Branch Museum’s architecture is one of the oldest preserved Tudor Revival masterpieces in the commonwealth of Virginia – and there’s nothing like seeing it from inside the gates. Designed by notable American architect John Russell Pope for the family of John Kerr Branch, the museum's archtiecture tells the story of American tastes leading up to the roaring 20's and […]

The Branch Museum’s architecture is one of the oldest preserved Tudor Revival masterpieces in the commonwealth of Virginia – and there’s nothing like seeing it from inside the gates. Designed by notable American architect John Russell Pope for the family of John Kerr Branch, the museum's archtiecture tells the story of American tastes leading up to the roaring 20's and […]

Come listen to Eddie Sundra who currently holds the position of 2nd and Associate Principal Clarinet with the Richmond Symphony Orchestra and has also held positions with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and Lima Symphony in Ohio. As well as Margaret Albrecht who is an active large and small ensemble musician, who loves to fill in […]

Join us Thursday evenings for yoga with instructor Erin Lingo hosted in The Branch Museum main gallery. This event is pay-what-you-can. Registration Limit is 15, preregistration required.

Join us Thursday evenings for yoga with instructor Erin Lingo hosted in The Branch Museum main gallery. This event is pay-what-you-can. Registration Limit is 15, preregistration required.

Join us Thursday evenings for yoga with instructor Erin Lingo hosted in The Branch Museum main gallery. This event is pay-what-you-can. Registration Limit is 15, preregistration required.

Join us for a lively discussion about the Studio Furniture Movement in America. Panelists will discuss Forrest, his work, and their own in relation to a lineage of renowned furnituremakers from Wharton Esherick (d. 1970) to contemporary artist of our time, all of whom push the envelope of wood technique and craft.