Engaging in History and Art Through Song
August 15 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Jamestown Settlement honors the legacy of the first recorded Africans brought to Virginia in 1619 with reflections of history and modern perspectives through an African American lens.
History, HeArt, and Harmonies is an interactive workshop where you can explore museum exhibits including art, artifacts, or historical displays then translate your experience into music.
Roberta Lea will help guide you through creative prompts and songwriting techniques to write your own original song.
All ages welcome. Tickets are just $10 per person, but hurry, because spots fill fast!
Roberta Lea is an award-winning singer and songwriter who released her debut album “Too Much of a Woman” to critical acclaim and punctuated her presence in the industry with a coast-to-coast tour. Described as “country-neo-pop” with a “delicious, folky flare,” the Virginia native is known as a powerful songwriter and engaging storyteller.

































