Style Weekly
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- Issue Archive for
- Mar 5-11, 2003
- Vol. 21, No. 9
News & Features
music: Jumping Someone Else's Fame
Tribute bands like Imaginary Boys could be the cure for a lackluster music scene.
classical: Resurrection
The Richmond Concert Band wants that old instrument in your attic.
theater: Rising From the Ashes
A new theater company is ready to erase the curse of a very old theater.
arts: Artists Ousted
Artists search for affordable studio space as Shockoe Bottom Art Center prepares to leave Richmond.
television: Reality (and Reality TV)
ABC bucks the reality trend with a night full of fictional drama.
music: A New Harp
Fourteen Years of tinkering have paid off for this Ashland-based inventor.ΓΏ
A Common Space
A new community space seeks to become the center of Oregon Hill.
Critically Acclaimed
Why did art philosopher Donald Kuspit call Richmond's art scene a breath of fresh air? Just ask the nonprofit galleries.
word & image: What I Do
Erich Albus, 77 Accordion Repairman
museums: Museumorphosis
Richmond's premier art museum embarks on an ambitious expansion.
books: That was Then, This is Now.
What do three best-selling authors have up their sleeves this spring?
Arts & Events
Food & Drink
Bottega Bistro: Walking the Line
This busy suburban spot is promising but inconsistent.
Opinion & Blogs
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the score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist
The Charmer's Visit
Certainly, Farrakhan isn't on the verge of inciting a pogrom, not yet anyway.
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