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  • Full Committee Meeting (12/7) at the Downtown Library with Cookies & Creigh & Katrina!

    Central Branch — Jefferson-Madison Regional Library 201 E. Market St, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Screenshot Everyone's invited to the Full Committee meeting on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Downtown Central Library, Swanson Room, 11am-1pm — "Cookies and Conversation" with Senator Creigh Deeds and Delegate […]

    Free

  • Flyer for family friendly protest to Preserve Democracy for our Kids. Flyer shows 6 multiracial children holding signs saying "Diversity", "Help the poor", "Peace", "Save our Planet", "Justice", and "Democracy".

    Family-Friendly Rally: Preserve Democracy for our Kids! (Monday 2/24)

    Albemarle Country Office Building 401 McIntire Road, Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Family Friendly Rally: Preserve Democracy for our Kids! • DATE: Monday, Feb. 24 • TIME: 5:00-6:30pm • WHERE: Albemarle County Office Building • PARKING: at the County Office Building (after 5pm) or at Jefferson School

  • Indivisible Charlottesville flyer with pixelated photos of Trump (to the left) and Musk (to the right) and in the center a header reading "Hands Off!" (black letters on a white background with a red slash through the "O" in "Off) followed by event information: April 5, 2025 1-2pm at The Shops at Stonefield. National "Hands Off 2025" and Indivisible Charlottesville URLs at bottom.

    “Hands Off 2025” Protest Rally (Saturday 4/5/25)

    Shops at Stonefield (Mall) 2100 Hydraulic Rd., Charlottesville, VA, United States

    Join us at the Hands Off 2025 April 5, 1-2 pm at the northwest corner of Hwy 29 and Hydraulic Road (on the sidewalks surrounding Stonefield Mall) to voice your […]

  • Incumbent James Brown speaks at a stage at Cville Dems Meeting on March 25 2025. Attendees sit on either side of a wooden floor aisle.

    League of Women Voters Rank-choice Voting Informational Meeting

    Online (Zoom or other)

    For the first time, ranked-choice voting will decide who wins the Charlottesville City Council Primary Election on June 17. For more on ranked-choice voting, click here. Ranked-choice voting has been […]