After six years of interviews and filming , The Virginia Peanut Story is ready for screening. Producer Amy Drewry has worked with Western Tidewater Virginia Heritage, Inc. a nonprofit made up of historians, farmers, and others from Isle of Wight, Southampton, Surry, Sussex Counties and the City of Suffolk. The 57 minute documentary has been made for airing on public television. It was produced with support from Virginia Humanities and other local and regional foundations, businesses and individuals.

Class Description:  Children from seven to seventeen will have the opportunity to use their voices to create beautiful, harmonious music. Allow your student to be a part of an ensemble that will challenge them as well as grow them as people and as lovers of music. The children will learn to work with others, identifying different pitches, as well as learning proper vocal techniques. Students will have the opportunity to perform at least one time in the community and one performance at the Suffolk Center. The Children’s Chorus sings a variety of different types of music. You do not have to have any prior musical experience, just a desire to sing!