Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Apr 14-20, 2010
- Vol. 28, No. 15
News & Features
Massey's Aftershocks
In the wake of a blast that killed 29 miners, Richmond's Massey Energy faces an uncertain future.
Fieldens Protest Spills onto Facebook, Broad Street
Lots of noise, but little legal recourse in club's apparent move from LGBT orientation.
Bailout
Seven years ago, the city was promised the Broad Street Community Development Authority was nearly fail-proof. Turns out it wasn't.
We've Got the Music In Us
Sounds of Richmond, Vol. III
Counting on Fame
City hopes Chris Brown helps pump up college student response to Census.
Arts & Events
Riverdance at the Landmark Theater
April 16-18.
"The Taint" at the Byrd Theatre
April 17.
Mastodon at the National
April 18.
Goo Goo Dolls at the National
April 20.
Food & Drink
Short Order
This Week: Squirrel food at the Diamond, beer and brunch at Caliente.
Back in Shape
Where there's no smoke, there's flavor.
Punch Drunk
This Week: For the love of the planks.
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Musical Nexus
Even if no one's getting rich, a lot of people are getting to play in Richmond and it's a friendly and intersupporting market.
Special/Signature Issues
Contemporary Ear
Talking tones with Richmond Symphony's new music director, Steven Smith.
The Lineup
The Richmond artists and tracks on The Sounds of Richmond, Vol. III.
Tommy, Can You Hear Me?
The band powers TheatreVCU's production of a legendary rock opera.
We Are Family
A field guide to some of Richmond's more eclectic DJs.
My Humps
The Camel proves to be a different kind of animal.
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