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VSO is taking important steps to advance the goal of increased diversity in symphony orchestras. Join us for a film that follows the journeys of four remarkable musicians.

The good doctor marks his 50th anniversary with a special that breaks tradition: instead of one of his usual “perfectly horrible movies,” he’ll present the 1951 sci-fi classic The Day The Earth Stood Still.

Thousands of people turned out on Saturday to watch a special preview screening of Ken Burns’ highly anticipated documentary, The American Revolution, set against the historic backdrop of the Yorktown Battlefield.

Our newest app provides a free streaming channel, bringing you the latest news, in-depth documentaries, and the entertainment you’ve come to love from WHRO Public Media—all in one place.

Public Lens is our new platform for local filmmakers. It’s where fresh voices share the places, people, and ideas that inspire them.

Judge Eileen Olds, a Chesapeake native and a graduate of Indian River High School, is a trailblazer in her career.

WHRO delivered equipment from an organization on the Eastern Shore to Northampton County and Accomack County Public Schools.

Virginia Humanities at WHRO recently announced winners from a new grant program targeted at Hampton Roads’ museums, libraries, historic sites, and other cultural nonprofits.

Join us on the Yorktown Battlefield for a family-fun day filled with activities & a first look screening of Ken Burns’ new documentary, The American Revolution.

Commemorate our country's 249th Independence Day with the 45th broadcast of America's grand Fourth of July celebration - a star-spangled event for our nation, where music, fireworks, and heartfelt tributes light up the special night.