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Pour One for Peter
Peter Hemings, Thomas Jefferson’s enslaved brewmaster, is finally getting some overdue recognition.
Cooking Myths
Author Kelley Fanto Deetz traces the history of American food through plantation cuisine.
Just Desserts
Richmond Triangle Players’ “The Cake” is a crowd-pleasing comedy at the crossroads of the personal and political.
Southern Style
Jackson Ward has a comfortable new spot for soul food that delivers satisfaction.
Sticky Situations
Virginia Repertory Theatre delivers an entertinaing, high-energy take on an early Hitchcock classic.
Violin Prodigies
The artistic director of the Menuhin International Violin Competition on what to expect in May.
Yamato, the drummers of Japan at Altria Theater
Friday, Feb. 21
Tenth Annual Mardi Gras RVA at Dogtown Dance
Saturday, Feb. 22
Miramar with Rosette Strings at Hofheimer Building
Sunday, Feb. 23
“The Godfather” with James Contner at the Byrd Theatre
Monday, Feb. 24
An Evening with Chance Fischer and friends at Firehouse Theater
Tuesday, Feb. 25
A Family Affair
The people behind Stella’s restaurant branches into Greek fashions.
Art Augmented
A new app lets local visual artists easily add movement to their work.
Ella, Unenchanted
Virginia Opera performs Rossini’s “Cinderella” for the first time in 30 years.
Pitchy Business
Into the Woods’ “Souvenir” is a touching comedy about the world’s worst opera singer.
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