Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Sep 6-12, 2011
- Vol. 29, No. 36
News & Features
A Piece of the President
Obama’s speech draws the curious and the fervent to the University of Richmond.
Sir Richard’s Almanac
Global warming and the war on fun: Sir Richard Branson tackles Richmond.
New Casting Call for “Lincoln” Extras
Women, men, musicians and horseback riders needed.
VCU’s Thorn, Club 534, Set to Open as Cafe
Scott Bass
That One Day
Ten years later, 9/11 still reverberates. How has it changed Richmond?
Arts & Events
“A Tribute to Igor Antonov”
Sept. 8-18
Okkervil River at the National
Sunday, Sept. 11
Hotel Lights at the Camel
Tuesday, Sept. 13
Patti LaBelle at the Carpenter Theatre
Saturday, Sept. 10
The RVA Music Festival
Sept. 10 and 11
Food & Drink
Turkish Temptation
Take a shortcut to ancient food culture at Anatolia Grill in Chester.
Opinion & Blogs
Beyond Terror
Looking back on 9/11, most people understand that prejudice and ignorance aren’t exclusive to any region of this country.
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
Special/Signature Issues
On With the Show
From backstage to the back row, Style Weekly's 2011 guide to Richmond theater.
Thinking Globally
Richmond's visual arts scene offers visions from around the world.
Building Blocks
The Hippodrome reopens, VCU spreads out and regional architecture gets its due.
Initiate the Ink
New books and events dot the literary landscape this fall.
Get Your Kicks
The Richmond dance scene steps out with regional and international offerings.
Dueling Librettos
Two companies mean an embarrassment of riches for Richmond opera.
The Projected
Notable fall movies and the trailers that sell them.
Legends of the Fall
On the tube: big budgets, '60s flashbacks and fish out of water.
Funk Pop a Roll
For every ear, a stacked grab bag of fall sounds.
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