RICHMOND, Va. — Home Educators Association of Virginia (HEAV) today announced a new partnership with Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. This strategic collaboration is designed to provide parent members and home educators with premium academic resources, unique experiential learning opportunities, and exclusive financial benefits that bring history, literature, and culture to life.
To kick off this partnership, the organizations are hosting a virtual Museum of the Bible walk-through, a specialized tour that will guide families and educators through the museum’s world-class exhibits, demonstrating how to integrate the museum’s 4,000-year history of artifacts directly into K–12 academic curricula and daily lesson planning.
“Virginia homeschool families have access to one of the richest collections of biblical history anywhere,” said HEAV President Anne Miller. “This partnership makes it easier and more affordable for parents and students to learn together as the museum brings history, literature, art, and music to life—and shows the Bible’s enduring influence on our world.”
Monthly Homeschool Days Throughout the Year
The partnership also highlights the museum’s curated Monthly Homeschool Days, featuring interactive elements, hands-on crafts, and gallery explorations from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The next event will take place on November 20, 2026, and is themed “Sounds of Freedom: The Bible in American Music.” During this program, students will examine how historical figures and modern artists have used music to express freedom throughout American history. Families can learn more and register directly on the event page on Museum of the Bible’s website.
Exclusive HEAV Benefits and Theatre Discounts
As part of this new agreement, HEAV members will receive unprecedented access and exclusive discounts to the museum’s premier events and World Stage Theater productions:
30% Off Major Theater Productions: HEAV families save 30% on tickets to the highly anticipated upcoming holiday shows, including the theatrical production of Prince Caspian and the festive Christmas musical, Silent Star.
Exclusive Group Sales Discounts: Member families traveling together, co-ops, and neighborhood cohorts can access special tier pricing and deeper reductions on all group sales bookings.
About HEAV
Founded in 1983, the Home Educators Association of Virginia (HEAV) is Virginia’s oldest and largest statewide homeschool organization. A nonprofit serving families across the Commonwealth, HEAV provides trusted information, advocacy, resources, and community support to equip parents to homeschool with confidence, clarity, and freedom. Learn more at heav.org.
About Museum of the Bible
Museum of the Bible invites all people to engage with the transformative power of the Bible. Located just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., the stunning 430,000-square-foot museum showcases rare and fascinating artifacts spanning 4,000 years of history, and immersive experiences exploring the Bible. In addition to its educational programs, exhibits, and experiences, Museum of the Bible hosts the beautiful 480-seat World Stage Theater. To learn more, visit museumofthebible.org.
