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Commending Kathryn Thweatt Alferio.

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2026 SPECIAL SESSION I

ENROLLED

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 2040

Commending Kathryn Thweatt Alferio.

Agreed to by the Senate, June 22, 2026

WHEREAS, Kathryn Thweatt Alferio, president and chief executive officer of the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, who has made vital contributions to the Henrico County art scene over the past two decades, will retire in January 2027; and

WHEREAS, Kathryn “K” Alferio joined the Cultural Arts Center in 2009, bringing a wealth of experience from her years as board chair of the International Festivals & Events Association, executive director of CITYCELEBRATIONS, global events director of Genworth Financial, and president of The Alferio Group; and

WHEREAS, as president and chief executive officer of the Cultural Arts Center, K Alferio spearheaded a multifaceted institution dedicated to hosting performances, exhibits, and outreach and educational programming to inspire creativity and encourage the community's engagement with culture and the arts; and

WHEREAS, under K Alferio's leadership, the Cultural Arts Center developed new performance series, established outreach programs for youth, including art classes in youth detention centers, and created a highly acclaimed arts program serving individuals with dementia and their caregivers; and

WHEREAS, the Henrico County community has benefited from many transformative and memorable arts experiences as a result of K Alferio's efforts to make the Cultural Arts Center an art institution that is inclusive, educational, and supportive of both artists and audiences alike; and

WHEREAS, K Alferio has bolstered the success of the Cultural Arts Center through meaningful community partnerships and by garnering the steadfast support of Henrico County's leaders; and

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