So long, RVA!
The two main events last night were Glenn Wilson Quartet at The Camel and Terence Blanchard at the Modlin Center. Who saw what, and how did you like it? I was happy to be the presenter for Wilson’s entertaining and dynamic show at The Camel. I thought the group of Rory Stuart, Jim Masters, Tony […]
The RTD is reporting that Mayor Jones has endorsed Cynthia Newbille in the race for the City Council 7th District seat:
“I’m very appreciative of the mayor’s support and am looking forward to working with our mayor,” said Newbille, who served as chief of staff to City Manager Calvin D. Jamison before the city switched to […]
The two-person band known for their quirky subject matter (think love ballads for pasta) stopped by Ipanema earlier this month and put on quite a show. Have a listen…
This Saturday the South of the James Farmer’s Market will be open it’s usual time from 8-1 but there will be the added bonus of Halloween treats and everyone is encouraged to wear costumes.
Legend Brewing is hosting their Halloween Zombie Dance Party on Saturday October 31st. The party starts at 8:00PM. vote in staff costume contest for the most original, scariest and of course the sexiest . Then vote for the best customer costumes and sign up for Richmond’s one and only Haunted Brewery Tour. Halloween at Legend […]
Beginning tonight comic prints by R. Crumb will be on display at the Page Bond Gallery at 1625 W. Main Street. (You may have read other stories of R. Crumb in RVA this week.) An opening reception honoring the artist will be held from 6-8 PM on Friday, October 30. The display itself will run […]
The Firehouse Theatre at 1609 W. Broad Street debuted Neil Labute’s This Is How It Goes last night. The play runs through Saturday, November 21. Additional insights can be gleaned from the Firehouse blog.
Staged on continually shifting moral ground that challenges our notions about gender, ethnicity, and even love itself, This Is How It Goes unblinkingly […]
From the RPD blotter:
4th HOMICIDE
10/29/09 4:00 p.m.
300 block of East Broad Street
A male was stabbed by a known male. The victim was transported to VCU Medical center where he died. An arrest was made.
The Union Hill Historic District Initiative blog has an update on the move towards the Union Hill O&H District. On Monday November 16, 2009, City Planners from the Department of Historic Preservation will make a presentation to the Planning Commission about Union Hill and it’s significance as a National Historic District.
Commemorate Hallowe’en with a walking tour through the graveyard at St. John’s Church. Beginning at 6PM, docents will lead tours every twenty minutes, and will discuss the symbolism and history of the graveyard. Meet the spirits of important Virginians laid to rest in the graveyard, including George Wythe, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, […]
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