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Aural Fixation
The Auricular celebrates its fifth anniversary with two music shows and an extensive compilation.
Politics Again
“El Conde” is glibly preachy, while “Bad Axe” finds human dimensions in a volatile political landscape.
Hidden in Plain Sight
Meet local trombonist Toby Whitaker, the guy who does horn arrangements for “just about everybody around.”
Come Together
The annual Richmond International Film Festival starts next week, featuring 195 films plus live music.
Hope and Harmony
“The Book of Life” looks for healing and empathy in the wake of the Rwandan genocide.
River City Noir
Revisiting ‘Line of Fire,’ the first TV show set in Richmond, on its 20th anniversary.
Special Sauce
Art 180’s Atlas Residency connects teens with working artist mentors.
Stoner Winslett Retiring as Artistic Director of Richmond Ballet
Associate Artistic Director Ma Cong named incoming artistic director as Winslett moves into advisory role.
Backstage, Onstage
Ruminations on the behind-the-scenes changes impacting fall’s theater lineup.
Blogs
Short Order
Familiar Flavors
Restaurant vets embrace nostalgia and novelty with these three pop-ups.
Black Brewers Unite
Friday event at Virginia Museum of History and Culture to explore “Brewing in the Black community: From African origins to the craft’s future.”
Commercial Taphouse Space Becoming Beaucoup Raw Bar
Owner Donnie Glass is expanding with two new projects.
Studio
PICK: Sam Reed Sings Jazz: Nina Simone at Gallery5
Thursday, Sept. 21
PICK: Flynn Fest at Main Line Brewery on Saturday, Sept. 16
Featuring Agents of Good Roots, Scattered, Smothered and Covered, the Signature Move and Spring Street Hotel.
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Hidden in Plain Sight
Meet local trombonist Toby Whitaker, the guy who does horn arrangements for “just about everybody around.”
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PICK: Sam Reed Sings Jazz: Nina Simone at Gallery5
Thursday, Sept. 21
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Aural Fixation
The Auricular celebrates its fifth anniversary with two music shows and an extensive compilation.
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Politics Again
“El Conde” is glibly preachy, while “Bad Axe” finds human dimensions in a volatile political landscape.
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