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REVIEW: “Legacies” by Deau Eyes
Richmond singer-songwriter Ali Thibodeau bridges the present and future on her second full-length album.
Rare Grooves
A reissue of Ndikho Xaba and the Natives adds a spiritual jazz masterwork to the resurgence of James “Plunky” Branch.
Small Town Views
Does a conservative federal judge's new romance novel, "Love at Deep Dusk," signal a change of heart?
A New Freedom
Guitarist DJ Williams returns to Richmond to play his long-running benefit for education in war-torn Liberia.
Dial-A-Ghost
Ethan Hawke stars as a serial killer in the mostly forgettable “The Black Phone,” while zombie flick, “The Sadness,” smashes taboos with glee.
Reconstruction Radio
A new podcast explores what the post-Confederacy South could learn from post-Nazi Germany.
A Resonant Revelation
“Revelators,” the immersive instrumental LP from Richmond bassist Cameron Ralston and Hiss Golden Messenger leader M.C. Taylor, was released last week.
Shining a Light
Recontextualizing Richmond’s projections are casting the Confederacy in a new light.
Screen Shots
The American Civil War Museum opens its new Robins Theater with "A People's Contest."
JC Talk
The national Broadway tour of “Jesus Christ Superstar” comes to the Altria.
Blogs
Short Order
Rhythm and Booze
Northside’s beloved Boogaloo’s Bar & Grill gets a rebranding as Harlym Blue’Z.
Taking it to the Streets
The husband-and-wife duo behind the ValerEats food truck looks to improve breakfast options.
Pupusa Pilots
The Cocina Calle food truck is out here perfecting the yucca tot, y'all.
Studio
REVIEW: No BS! Brass' "Undying"
The city's wildest brass band performs a free show with the Richmond Symphony on Fourth of July.
PICKS: It’s Jazz Week in RVA
Highlights include Charles Owens Trio and Grammy-winning pianist Dave Kikoski at Black Iris and Allegories Quartet at Orbital.
Guided by Art
Two Milk River Arts artists featured in Highpoint exhibition.
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REVIEW: No BS! Brass' "Undying"
The city's wildest brass band performs a free show with the Richmond Symphony on Fourth of July.
- Jun 27, 2022
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A New Freedom
Guitarist DJ Williams returns to Richmond to play his long-running benefit for education in war-torn Liberia.
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Small Town Views
Does a conservative federal judge's new romance novel, "Love at Deep Dusk," signal a change of heart?
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Rare Grooves
A reissue of Ndikho Xaba and the Natives adds a spiritual jazz masterwork to the resurgence of James “Plunky” Branch.
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