Style Weekly

UPDATED: City Says Avenue Art Must Go

Permit granted for Monument Avenue art exhibit was a "mistake," city says.

• by Scott Bass

Art 180 Portrait Missing

Mural disappears on Monument Avenue as art debate continues.

• by Melissa Scott Sinclair

SportsQuest CEO Steps Down

Chesterfield sports complex reorganizes as financial woes mount.

• by Scott Bass

Station Break

Channel 95: Once a force in the court of public opinion, the most accessible television station in Richmond is struggling. But does anyone care?

• by Melissa Scott Sinclair

Tree Chic

A yarn bomb explodes on Monument Avenue.

Artless Avenue

Sans permit, exactly why is art such a problem on Monument Avenue?

• by Scott Bass

City Delays Bryan Park Project, Citing Runoff, Tree Loss

• by Vernal Coleman

Speaking Freely

The departing head of the ACLU of Virginia talks state politics, conservative allies and hate mail.

• by Melissa Scott Sinclair

Schoolyard Scuffle

The short game (and the long one) behind the mayor’s showdown with the Richmond Public Schools.

• by Vernal Coleman

Bad TV

"The Hunger Games" hunts for suspense with compelling commentary.

• by Wayne Melton

They Got It

The indie-rock icons of Yo La Tengo bring their curious natures to Style's Shadrock Music Festival.

• by Brent Baldwin

Twice-Chewed Tales

• by Dale Brumfield

This Magic Moment

Soul popsters Lake Street Dive are on their way up.

• by Brent Baldwin

On the Road

This project lets you experience art through your windshield.

• by Karen Newton

Idea to Image

Artspace gives artists the space to proceed.

• by Amy Ritchie

The G40 Art Summit

Opening reception Friday, April 6. Exhibition runs through May 4.

• by Andrew Cothern

“The Liar” at Richmond CenterStage

April 5 through April 28

• by Andrew Cothern

Atlantic Chamber Ensemble at Gallery5

Saturday, April 7

• by Angela Lehman-Rios

Real Estate at Strange Matter

Thursday, April 5

• by Andrew Cothern

Yarn at the Camel

Thursday, April 5

• by Andrew Cothern

The Kids Are All Right

Triangle Players stage a smart exploration of high school with "Stupid Kids."

• by David Timberline

The White Stuff

Swift Creek Mill's "Church Basement Ladies" is good and godly.

• by Rich Griset

Short Order

Mock beef at RVA's first food pod.

• by Deveron Timberlake

Taste Over Technology

It’s the food that counts at Sample in the Fan.

• by Matthew Freeman

City’s First Charter School Still Needs Support

Employers Should Stay Out of Contraception Decisions

State, Then Church

The church, being no more a person than any other corporate body, has no separate rights of its own — and certainly, no rights that would empower it to ignore laws that apply to all Americans.

• by Rick Gray