Not the Ticket 

Ironically, the admissions tax has been preventing the natural development of a downtown night-life scene that would put much more revenue into the city’s coffers.

Richmond's peculiar hostility toward the entertainment industry is hardly new. The recent push to turn down the music's volume and discourage dancing — by requiring nightclubs to get licensed to allow it — actually follows a longstanding tradition in Virginia's capital…

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