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Into the Vortex
“Infinity Pool” is a singular movie by a natural born filmmaker still burning to prove himself.
Live from Musical Nirvana
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams will perform at Richmond Music Hall in support of their new album, “Live at Levon’s!”
Dancing with Oscar
An incomplete, ax-grinding reaction to the Academy Award nominations.
Chesterfield Observer Closing After 27 Years
Updated: Formerly billed as “the largest weekly newspaper in Central Virginia” to stop publishing with Feb. 1 issue.
Cleared for Landing
After several years of development, military musical “Jump Baby” hits the stage at Brightpoint.
The Nicest Kids in Town
Broadway in Richmond’s “Hairspray” takes up residence at the Altria Theater.
Sear to Stay
Staff-driven Sear Burger takes over Soul Taco space in Jackson Ward.
Keeping Art Weird
Two local artists-turned-gallerists join forces for a Scott’s Addition space to feature “unexpected” art they love.
Blogs
Short Order
The Joy of Sandwiches
Hatch Local wouldn’t be half as fun if not for the nostalgia of Fat Kid Sandwiches.
Chophouse Charm
Mike Lindsey’s Broad Street restaurant combines chic steakhouse and Southern authenticity.
PICK: The 15th Annual Richmond Jewish Food Festival
Held at Weinstein JCC Sunday, Jan. 15 and Monday, Jan. 16.
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Into the Vortex
“Infinity Pool” is a singular movie by a natural born filmmaker still burning to prove himself.
- Jan 26, 2023
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Chesterfield Observer Closing After 27 Years
Updated: Formerly billed as “the largest weekly newspaper in Central Virginia” to stop publishing with Feb. 1 issue.
- Jan 24, 2023
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Live from Musical Nirvana
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams will perform at Richmond Music Hall in support of their new album, “Live at Levon’s!”
- Jan 25, 2023
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PICK: Rex Richardson at Dominion Jazz Café in VMFA, Jan. 25 and at Brun, Jan. 27
- Jan 24, 2023
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