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Birdhouse Farmers Market is one of several regional farmers markets that will be offering Virginia Fresh Match benefits this season.

Fresh Food for All

SNAP benefits go twice as far with Virginia Fresh Match.

Judy Batalion's “The Light of Days: The Untold Story of Women Resistance Fighters in Hitler’s Ghettos” will be featured during the Junior League’s virtual Book and Author event on April 29.

A History of Female Bravado

Montreal writer whose book explores women resistance fighters in Hitler’s ghettos featured in Junior League of Richmond’s annual event.

Singer-songwriter Erin Lunsford will appear with her group Erin & the Wildfire at Friday Cheers on June 18.

The Music Issue

How Richmond musicians, promoters and labels found ways to adapt during the pandemic.

Singer-songwriter Erin Lunsford has stayed busy over the past year by streaming performances from her home.

Shining Consolations

How different Richmond musicians survived and even thrived during the pandemic.

Jessica Gordon, co-owner of Broadberry Entertainment Group, says the new Shuttered Venue Operators Grants will be critical for many venues.

Who Gets a Lifeline?

Promoter Jessica Gordon gives her outlook on booking shows and why a newly launched grant will be essential for venues.

Matthew E. White and Lonnie Holley

Architects of Reflection

Matthew E. White and Lonnie Holley’s “Broken Mirror”: Two masters of improvisation meet in the moment.

Kelmisha Davis and Desiree Newman are working together on Siren Vibes Records, which pulls its hip-hop talent from the so-called DMV (D.C., Maryland and Virginia) corridor.

Siren’s Call

Richmond’s newest hip-hop label, Siren Vibes Records, is run by Black women.

Buyer Bob Schick, owner and co-founder Jim Bland and acquisitions manager Jimmy Blackford have done more than anyone to help make Plan 9 Music a local institution over the past four decades.

Look Who’s 40

Plan 9 Music calls for people to share their memories in the lead-up to its big summer anniversary.

The Latest

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    State of the Plate

    2020 rocked the food industry to its core. This year, we look to brighter days ahead. 

    | Feb 2, 2021

  • Carlos Ordaz-Nunez’s TBT El Gallo will open at 2118 W. Cary St. in early March.
    Scott Elmquist

    All Heart (and Tacos)

    Carlos Ordaz-Nunez’s pop-up TBT El Gallo finds permanent home in March.

    By Mary Scott Hardaway | Feb 22, 2021

  • Firehouse’s production of “Krapp’s Last Tape” stars Alan Sader.
    James Ricks

    Bend it like Beckett

    Firehouse Theatre unwinds Samuel Beckett’s one-act “Krapp’s Last Tape”

    By Rich Griset | Feb 2, 2021

  • OPINION: Lessons in Historical Irony
    Scott Elmquist/file

    Opinion: Lessons in Historical Irony

    Removing the A.P. Hill monument won’t absolve us of our past, but it is a necessary step in redefining the city.

    By Carol A.O. Wolf | Mar 23, 2021

  • Grit Coffee owner Dan FitzHenry.
    Scott Elmquist

    True Grit

    A beloved Rivanna roastery sets up shop in Richmond’s West End.

    By Wyatt Gordon | Feb 16, 2021

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