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Mercury Rising
The story of Richmond’s smart, hard-hitting alternative tabloid, The Richmond Mercury, began 50 years ago.
Burly Burlesque
Bert Shaffer is Richmond’s premier male burlesque performer.
Reclaiming Space
Protest images by Richmond Free Press photojournalists remain at Branch Museum until Sept.11.
Fantasies of a Wallflower
Superbly acted, Lena Dunham’s “Sharp Stick” is obsessed by reproduction and its social impact.
Historical Hooch
Imbibing at the VMHC with the BrewHaHa and "Cheers, Virginia!"
Rental unit: “Out of the Blue” dir. by Dennis Hopper
A 40th anniversary restoration rescues a cult classic with loads of extras.
WEEKEND PICKS: Afro-Zen All Stars at Hardywood, "Plunky" Branch at Dogwood Dell, and Over the James Fest on Brown’s Island feat. Avail and more
UPDATE: The Friday shows have been rescheduled due to bad weather.
Goin' to California
Some of Richmond's former Confederate monuments are headed west for a major exhibition.
Rainbow Connections
After 30 years, Richmond Triangle Players theater company is still keeping the conversations going.
Blogs
Short Order
Lactose Love Affair
Spotty Dog Ice Cream is bringing New England style ice cream to Church Hill.
Heat Wave
Grab your Duke’s, it's a hot tomato summer.
Jamming for Joy
Dayum This is My Jam is producing pickles and preserves with pride.
Studio
VMFA Announces New Board of Trustees President
And she's the first Native American board president in the museum's history.
WEEKEND PICKS: Afro-Zen All Stars at Hardywood, "Plunky" Branch at Dogwood Dell, and Over the James Fest on Brown’s Island feat. Avail and more
UPDATE: The Friday shows have been rescheduled due to bad weather.
PICK: Tuxedo Cats and the Ar-Kaics with Shawnis and the Shimmers, plus the Barbed Wires
Saturday, July 30 at Black Iris Gallery
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VMFA Announces New Board of Trustees President
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The story of Richmond’s smart, hard-hitting alternative tabloid, The Richmond Mercury, began 50 years ago.
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Goin' to California
Some of Richmond's former Confederate monuments are headed west for a major exhibition.
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