The Richmond, Virginia chapter of the Society, Inc., was chartered on Sunday, January 9, 1994 during a series of impressive events at the Omni Richmond Hotel. Activities included a pre-induction workshop conducted by Dr. Judine Johnson, National President that provided wonderful information for the chapter-elect. It also allowed for warm fellowship among the new members. The chartering ceremony followed the workshop.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CHAPTER
The Society, Inc., Helping Today’s Youth Turn Their Creative Talents into Artistic Opportunities for their Futures
The Society, Incorporated ~ Supporting the Arts
Richmond Virginia Chapter
Tina Slaugter, Rosella Sprow, Sherrard Gardner, Kay James,
Kesia Gwaltney, Aisha DeBerry, Jerri Buford, Toneika Young.
We are excited to welcome new members to the
Richmond Virginia Chapter of the Society Incorporated.
2024 Showcase Luncheon
The Society, Incorporated is a national nonprofit organization of professional women who support the artistic development of young people and encourage their overall participation in the Arts. The theme: “Youth in Action – Arts in Motion” drives the efforts of the Richmond Chapter, chartered in 1994.
The Chapter’s signature program is a biennial Showcase Luncheon. This is a phenomenal event that features diverse performances by young artists. Our Showcase Luncheon is a rewarding and beneficial affair attended by guests who come to witness a variety of outstanding performances and show support for “Youth in Action – Arts in Motion.”
The luncheon was hosted on May 4, 2024, at St. Phillips Episcopal Church. We extend heartfelt thanks to all attendees and supporters of this event. Your donations contribute to scholarships in support of the participants!
The Society Incorporated
Richmond, Virginia Chapter
Celebrating 30 Years of Service in Richmond, Va.
Our Programs
Literary Arts
Literature is literally “acquaintance with letters” as in the first sense given in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Performing Arts
Performing arts comprise dance, music, theatre, opera, mime, and other art forms in which a human performance is the principle product.
Visual Arts
Related to vision or sight. Visual art is to perceive as a picture in the mind rather than as an abstract idea.
