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“Dracula” and “Whistle” offer this week’s survey of formula horror.
FEATURED
Virginia Opera’s “Intelligence” highlights the women behind Richmond’s Union spy ring.
Say what you will about corny, commercialized holidays, but it’s almost never a bad idea to show someone how much you care. We want to help you shine that lovelight […]
Curated by Exposure Cinema, the Nu West film series at the ICA uses the Black Western to explore what it means to reclaim the myth of America.
How some Richmond artists and nonprofits are protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The Latest
A roundup of ways to celebrate Black History Month in February.
The Grammys are this weekend, and Richmond's Mad Skillz returns with a spoken word poetry album featuring a collaborative effort of more than a dozen Richmonders.
Jim Thomson's new imprint is reissuing some of the best underground RVA bands of the '80s and '90s.
Former NPR correspondent Ari Shapiro takes the stage with an evening of songs and stories.
For those snowed in looking for movie suggestions, try these Oscar alternatives.
Vivian Girl Cassie Ramone and Dylan White talk about her "Sweetheart" solo album recorded in Richmond.
NEWS
Former Fan Tastic Thrift space purchased to accommodate growing art programs.
Event to honor VPM’s Swain and three others for contribution to art and civic engagement.
The Valentine’s longtime leader spent three decades helping shape Richmond’s post-Confederate identity.
FOOD + DRINK
Dock your ship at Shoreline for a spectacular lunch, with dinner on the horizon.
SetBreak Brewing soft opens this weekend in the back of Black Heath Meadery.
Chef Laine Myers set to open long-awaited restaurant, Oro, in Church Hill.
Craft ice company Lady Chiller promises perfect cubes for the city's best cocktails.
Hospitality-focused recovery group Ben’s Friends launches a Richmond Femmes chapter.
THEATER
A basketball superstar opens the door to the complexities of modern manhood in “King James.”
Judy Garland cabaret is a stepping stone for local stage favorite Grey Garrett.
Virginia Rep’s thriller, “Deathtrap,” embraces and surpasses genre tropes with comic surprises.
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