The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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A painter of formal rigor and bold experimentation, Paul Reed (1919-2015) was a seminal member of the Washington Color School, a group of cutting-edge abstract artists working in Washington, DC, during the 1960s. Reed was a gifted artist, teacher, and a major contributor to the golden age of modern painting in the nation's capital. His works are dynamic and colorful explorations of paint's fundamental possibilities.

Paul Reed: A Retrospective is organized by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and curated by David Gariff, PhD.

This program is free and open to the public.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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A painter of formal rigor and bold experimentation, Paul Reed (1919-2015) was a seminal member of the Washington Color School, a group of cutting-edge abstract artists working in Washington, DC, during the 1960s. Reed was a gifted artist, teacher, and a major contributor to the golden age of modern painting in the nation's capital. His works are dynamic and colorful explorations of paint's fundamental possibilities.

Paul Reed: A Retrospective is organized by the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and curated by David Gariff, PhD.

This program is free and open to the public.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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The exhibition is organized into three themes:

• The Spirits of Revolution: Taverns, Political Dissent, and Community in Hampton Roads

• A World at War: Revolutionary Lives of Soldiers and Civilians in Hampton Roads

• Documenting Commemoration: The Making of Revolutionary Memory in Hampton Roads.

In addition, in an area titled "A Digital Revolution," visitors will be invited to go beyond the gallery walls by connecting them to student research and digital exhibits on the website Explore History, by exploring an augmented reality recreation of a Continental Army encampment on the Ferguson Field, complete with 3D renderings of artifacts discovered in Hampton Roads, by immersing themselves in a virtual reality experience based on the Battle of Yorktown, and by listening to a Past is Prologue podcast episode on the Revolutionary Era’s founding families.

The museum exhibtion and full VA250 programming schedule is sponsored by the Institute for Public Humanities, the Public History Center, and the School of the Arts, in cooperation with the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center.

The exhibition is free and open to the public in the Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center at Christopher Newport University, Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed Sundays, Mondays, and July 4th). Most of the special events programming occurs on Mondays in the Torggler Lecture Hall unless otherwise noted on the full VA250 schedule, which can be found at cnu.edu/iph.

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Hosted by the Office of Procurement Services, this annual event continues to grow each year. We welcome over 300 attendees, including internal purchasers, state and local agencies, businesses, vendors, and small business support organizations.

Why Attend?

Build valuable business relationships Explore procurement opportunitiesConnect with vendors and buyerNetwork with industry professionalsAccess business support resources

Featured Speaker:
From 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., join us for a special presentation:
"TBD"
Presented by Dr. William Donaldson, Director of Christopher Newport University's Small Business Institute and Director of the Biotechnology and Management Program at the Joseph W. Luter III School of Business.

To attend the Supplier Engagement Fair, please visit: https://cnu.edu/procurement/vendors.html

If you are interested in exhibiting and hosting a table, be sure to register by November 6, 2026 at the link above. Tables are free, but space is limited and fills quickly—early registration is encouraged! Link: https://cnu.edu/procurement/vendors.html

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Mark Valenti has performed recitals live on WFMT classical radio. He has also done extensive work in the Jazz field, including performances with Gregory Hines, Frank Foster and Al Grey, and has appeared on television with Joe Sudler’s Swing Machine and singer/actor Christopher Durham.

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Guest composer concert: 4 p.m., Diamonstein Concert Hall

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Featuring the winners of the Concerto/Aria Competition and works for symphony orchestra.

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