Polls are open from 6am - 7pm, and you'll vote at your regular polling location. Make a plan to get to the polls and get your family, friends and neighbors to make a plan too. Let's help Jenn make history!
There's still time to volunteer. Click HERE to sign up to help us at the Polls.
Join #TeamMcClellan on Election Night as we watch the results roll in and celebrate making history together by electing Senator Jennifer McClellan to Congress as the FIRST Black woman from the Virginia delegation.
We are so excited to celebrate together with you. Thank you so much for your support.
Board of Supervisors Chairman and Fairfield District Supervisor Frank J. Thornton will present a scholarly discussion of race in celebration of Black History Month.
Thornton and William M. Harris Sr., a professor emeritus of urban studies and planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will discuss “Race: Antecedents, Challenges, and Promises.”
Venture into the quilted and ever-expanding Black heritage journey with an abundance of resources for all ages here in Henrico. From art and music to strength and life, these resources are available to unlock your learning, curiosity and joy.
Henrico County is gearing up for a full month of Black History programs, displays, and reading in February. Explore contemporary local street art with Hamilton Glass, learn about Emancipation Towns in our region, research your family’s history with the African American Genealogical Society of Central Virginia, taste soul food from a celebrated local chef, discuss Black authors and filmmakers, enjoy theatrical performances with your little ones, and so much more. No matter your interests, Henrico County is offering a way for you to engage with Black History and culture this month in many different ways and in many different places. Click HERE to find out more about what's going on in our county to celebrate and acknowledge Black History Month.
