Heidi James will educate attendees about the importance of Lynchburg’s native bee species for the environment and the food supply, and how becoming a Bee Campus can help with this goal.

Early recollections are memories created in the first six years of our lives.

The lecture will explore and celebrate the trailblazing life of University of Lynchburg art professor Georgia Morgan, from her early art studies in Paris in 1909 to her lengthy 30-year career as a teacher at Lynchburg College from 1915-45.

Presented by Dick Whitehead and Dr. Woody Greenberg ‘06 HAA. The University of Lynchburg’s LIFE@Lynchburg program offers not-for-credit learning opportunities for community members aged 50 and older. The program features […]

Roger’s LIFE@Lynchburg presentation will focus on “Peacebuilding Intersections” Through The Arts, Artists, and Spirituality and will incorporate the three tenants of the LIFE@Lynchburg purpose statement.

Old City Cemetery Museums and Arboretum Executive Director Jay Brooks will give a presentation on the history of the Old City Cemetery, its current programming, and what the future holds for this Lynchburg landmark.

This presentation will focus on the members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) who settled in this area in large numbers in the mid-eighteenth century.

This session will provide an overview of the strategy and tools used to market and promote the City, attract and retain businesses and visitors, and engage existing and new residents.

The 2024 election cycle has had a lot of drama already at the national and local level, including a bruising primary season and court cases that ended up with guilty verdicts.

Opera on the James presents a program of selections from its fall residency of Tyler Young Artists, and a preview of its upcoming production of Puccini’s masterpiece, “La Boheme,” November 8th and 10th at Lynchburg’s HIstoric Academy Theatre.

A comprehensive look at the history of the infamous Lynchburg Training School, including the working papers of Dr. Dave Smith and case studies and histories provided by residents of the Training Center.

Through period photos and individual stories of service and sacrifice, participants will discover more about the training and preparation for D-Day, how it changed the world and our region, and its continued impact today.