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The Bizarre Market returns triumphantly with new awesome stuff in their sixth year! The Bizarre Market is a marketplace for local crafters & makers. This rendition of the market will feature hand-worked metal jewelry, stuffed animals, warm knitted things, screen prints and screen-printed shirts, hobby horses, terrariums, photography, palm wax candles, paper goods, felted goods, housewares, perfume, tons of stuff.

RVA TV takes a tour through The Fan, and stops in at three of the numerous spots tucked away in Richmond's urbanite haven. Hop on your bike over to Bunnyhop, ride over to Strawberry St.

The Transgender Day of Remembrance honors the memories of lives lost to anti-transgender violence. Join members of community organizations in remembering those fallen.

The first time I met Colin was 2003, my freshman year, in the VCU dorms. We had a few mutual friends but had never really talked before, he came up and said "hey I got a job at Starbucks!" He knew I worked there at the time and it's funny now because we both look back at that moment as when we first met. Over the course of the past 6 years Colin has gotten to be a great friend of mine. He's truly a sincere, funny, all around great guy.

Going on every Wednesday at Mojo's
P.S. For those that don't know, they might have the best brunch menu item in the city. Get the Mexi Cali Benedict and try to disagree with me. - Tony

If you’ve been to the West End of Richmond, chances are you were either visiting your parents or partying with your friends that stayed home after high school.

Not to generalize (well, ok, to generalize completely), but writers are weird characters. Not only do the compulsive manufacturers of written word harbor such standard proclivities as reclusiveness, sociopathy, indulgence in booze and experimental drug use, and general hedonism, but they universally suffer from the delusion that anybody wants to know what they have to say. Since we here at RVA suffer from that delusion as well, we’ve decided to enable the great literary tradition of self-injurious lifestyle and self-deprecation, and present you, dear readership, with a new regular series showcasing the wares of Richmond’s finest wordsmiths. Enjoy! - RVA
Please help me find a home for this beautiful, sweet, loving puppy.

Photography by Ian M. Graham, who was dressed appropriately as a Best Buy employee. Thanks to everyone who came out and endured the weather to have a great time! The slideshow is beneath the break.

You've probably seen the To The Bottom And Back (2BNB) bus around town. It's kind of hard to miss a school bus that's been painted green and black and is often full of tipsy Richmonders.

Warriors! Come out to play-ee-aayy! On Sunday, October 25th, RVA magazine hosts the Warriors Scavenger Hunt/Bar Crawl. Meet us at New York Deli to get your hunt list at 5PM.

Drop by Kim's studio tomorrow and get your zombie prom picture taken. It's $30/couple, with a 5x7 print included. This is a benefit for the American Cancer Society, so show some love! The rest of the details are on the flier, download it by clicking HERE

Richmond loves zombies, and more than anything Richmond loves dressing, acting, and living like a zombie. Saturday is your chance to join the ranks of the brain-chewing herd.

The Bentzen Ball is a comedy festival in Washington DC 10/22- 25th. Curated by Tig Notaro and featuring great comics from across the city and country. Named after an unfortunate soul who supposedly died while watching A Fish Called Wanda the Bentzen Ball is not to be missed by any fan of comedy.

My friend Ann brought this to my attention. She's a dedicated stargazer, utterly fascinated with the universe that surrounds us as we hurdle through space on this tiny speck of rock and water.

It's that time of year again, RVA Magazine's HALLOWEEK is here. What is it? It is our week of spotlighted Halloween festivities and the most fun you'll have all year.

Blake Midgette is one head (the loud one) of the multi-headed comedy beast known as Super Friends Camp. If you’ve seen him perform around Richmond you know that he literally puts his blood, sweat and tears into every performance. You also know the strong urge for a shower following his filthy performance. I sat down with Blake to try and figure out how he discovered comedy as a way to spread his special love.
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