Style Weekly

Season Opener

Delegate Viola O. Baskerville wants to inspire a new age of politics.

• by Brandon Walters

The Choice

When reality hits, a writer re-examines his stance on abortion.

• by Shelton Bumgarner

“Globally” Based Hunton Stays Put

The Producer

From Dolly Parton to Nickel Creek, Steve Buckingham has come a long way since Ron Moody and the Centaurs.

• by Don Harrison

Stony Point Fights Umbrella Allegation

New League Kicks It Old School

Brit Bridal Experts Savor Richmond Style

Small Events

Sally Bowring makes a case for abstract painting.

• by Steven LJones

Now Hear This

Review of gospel box set, “Goodbye, Babylon,”plus recent releases by Air, Andrew Hill and Tulsa Drone.

Morning Glory

My Morning Jacket brings indie-Americana to the Canal Club.

The Least of These

“Monster” shows us life among the low.

• by Wayne Melton

local bin

Changing Up Country

Country’s singing Jim Lauderdale’s song.

• by Ames Arnold

Highly Combustible

Ethan Murrow’s art burns at the Rentz.

Dead Man Walking

The University of Richmond opens its spring International Film Festival.

rental unit: “The Grey Zone”

Revolt at Auschwitz.

Out of Town Pick

Matthew Barney’s “Cremaster” films screen in Charlottesville.

on the record

What’s Kathy Panoff listening to?

Wilkins Takes Eight

Former Richmond Symphony conductor returns to his Virginia roots.

• by Mark Mobley

Rock Uprising

Girl band Antigone Rising hits Alley Katz.

• by Carrie Nieman

Critic Decides What’s Critical

The 1708 Gallery calls in a ringer.

• by Wayne Melton

Firehouse Contest Takes the Stage, Sort of

Challenging the Canon

For violinist Regina Carter taking risks is more rewarding than taking credit.

• by Peter McElhinney

Fit for a Duke

Mosey over to Liberty Valance for all-American food and kitsch.

• by Kendra Bailey Morris

grub: Boba Fete

TT Lounge brings bubble tea to Richmond.

• by Dave McCormack

Terrorist Potatoes

• by John Feffer