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- Issue Archive for
- Apr 10-16, 2012
- Vol. 30, No. 15
News & Features
Into the Outfield
Forget building a baseball stadium in the city's backyard. Sending the Flying Squirrels to the suburbs might be Richmond's best play.
Chasing the Crown
Playing catch-up with Miss Greater Richmond
Political Permits
Kowtowing to angry Monument Avenue residents or a simple City Hall screw-up? Behind Art 180’s now-infamous permit revocation.
Lost Art
From Monument Avenue to City Hall: Why does Richmond continue to stifle artistic expression?
Arts & Events
Encouraging Projections
From a whisper to a screen, the James River Film Festival returns with the best batch yet.
Crush With Eyeliner
Dum Dum Girls bring timeless rock 'n' roll cool to the Shadrock Festival.
Down in the Flood Wall
The Street Art Festival turns art into public works.
Australian Rules
Soprano Dawn Upshaw comes to CenterStage with the Australian Chamber Orchestra.
Another Earth
David Robbins' devastating novel gets a Barksdale Theatre adaptation.
Daniel Tosh at the Landmark Theater
Thursday, April 12
Spring Bada-Bing Craft Show at Plant Zero
Sunday, April 15
The Trillions at Gallery5
Saturday, April 14
The X Chili Cook-Off
Saturday, April 14
Alison Krauss and Union Station at Landmark Theater
Sunday, April 15
Little Moments
An interview with iconic documentary filmmaker Ross McElwee
Chill Factor
Ernest Greene's Washed Out brings chillwave to the National.
Step Lively
The American Ballet Theatre brings cake and extra frosting to the Virginia Arts Festival.
Pants on Fire
The truth is that Henley Street's "The Liar" is hilarious.
Food & Drink
Hot, Numb and Happening
Peter Chang takes your taste buds on a thrill ride in Short Pump.
Short Order
Trump throws an arm around Virginia.
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Short Order
John Maher's Serious Eats
Opinion & Blogs
Off the Boulevard
Why a new ballpark doesn’t help the city, and is better suited for the suburbs.
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