Derek Leebaert will speak at the Rappahannock County Library Friday April 14 at 7:30PM. He will discuss his new book on FDR, and his team of innovators. He'll also tell […]
RAAC is pleased to announce the next event in its Reading Series: “Freeing the Caged Bird,” a poetry reading by Angela M. Carter—confessional poet, novelist, Pushcart Prize nominee, spoken word […]
Author/Filmmaker Ben Raines will talk about his acclaimed book, The Last Slave Ship. Raines will discuss this true story of the criminal transport of slaves to the U.S. in 1860, and […]
Creative to Creative: an exploratory dialogue about the process of creating what isn’t already here. Expect the unexpected arising from deep humor and unflinching originality, when accomplished stage and screen […]
Rappahannock author Judd Swift will describe what it’s like to arrange trips for American presidents, in a talk at the Rappahannock County Library. Swift was an advance man for presidents […]
Award-winning author Jennifer Ackerman will give a RAAC-RLEP Talk at Little Washington Theatre to discuss her latest New York Times bestseller, What An Owl Knows: The New Science of the […]
In her new book, author Paula Whyman describes how she attempted to restore 200 acres of Rappahannock County farmland that was long gone-to-seed. Whyman will tell her story, as recounted […]
Author and scholar David Chaffetz will give a RAAC Talk about his recent book, Raiders, Rulers and Traders. In his book, Chaffetz explores the lively history of the great horse empires […]
The next RAAC talk will feature Ken Grossinger, who has published Art Works: How Organizers and Artists are Creating a Better World Together. Some artists stand apart from hot-button issues […]
Rappahannock author and art scholar Jane Livingston will explore Lee Miller's photography during this free RAAC program. Rappahannock movie-goers last year enjoyed Lee, the acclaimed film featuring American photographer Lee […]