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Best Of VA Missed Connections May 27 – June 2

Things are a little light in the world of the Missed Connections this week, it seems. Could that be because everyone's out on the streets speaking their mind? If so, that's definitely not a bad thing. And thankfully, there are still more than a few of the awkward...

RVA Game Cave Issue 3: Halo 2 Anniversary

In this edition of RVA Game Cave, columnist Jonah Schuhart lets us know that Halo 2 Anniversary For PC is the best ever version of an undisputed classic video game. This month I'm talking about Halo 2 Anniversary. If you don’t know what Halo is, I have included a step...

Dildos On Your Doorstep by Taboo

Local adult entertainment store Taboo turns to delivery service to stay afloat amidst the quarantine. As Virginians continue to isolate themselves in their homes under the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, many have picked up new hobbies to keep themselves occupied. But...

Best Of VA Missed Connections May 20 – May 26

The kinksters are out and about in this week's Missed Connections, and they're getting downright bold. People looking to get tied up, people who want to buy poppers, people who want to hook up with a cop… all kinds of crazy desires are getting aired out here! There's...

The Hustle Season Podcast: Ep. 133 Being Broke is a Vibe

RVA Magazine is proud to showcase The Hustle Season Podcast every weekend. Produced at La Cocina Studio in Richmond, VA; homegrown musicians Kelli Strawbridge, Reggie Pace, James Seretis (La Cocina’s engineer) & Gabriel Santamaria bring their irreverent, outspoken...

Is That A Supra?!? Richmond’s Import Car Community

Youthful enthusiasm on the streets of Virginia, as car culture connects with a new generation of young drivers who love being behind the wheel. Occasionally while driving through the streets of Richmond, the low rumble of a modified exhaust will cause eyes to roll....

Best Of VA Missed Connections May 13 – May 19

Welcome to Missed Connections, where the fact that it's been a really tough year so far is finally starting to dawn on certain of our fearless posters. Let's be honest, at this point the only hope we have is for some positive changes on Election Day in November. If...

RVA Merch!

Check out our limited-edition merch with 100% of sales going directly to support our staff. As our partners in small business are hurt by Covid-19, RVA Magazine hurts as well -- and we look to our community for help.  Welcome, friends: artists, musicians,...

Virginia Among First to Require Mental Health Education in Schools

In the wake of heightened suicide rates, school shootings and rising teen depression, Virginia, along with New York, has taken a huge step in becoming the first to require mental health education in schools. SB 953 mandates mental health education be incorporated into ninth and 10th-grade classes to “recognize the multiple dimensions of mental...

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Comedy in the Era of Trump: A Chat With David Cross

Stand-up comedian, writer, actor, director - the list of David Cross' talents are near endless. He's done it all, from entertaining on stage with his unique brand of political comedy, to small screen portrayals of iconic characters like Tobias Fünke in the Emmy-award winning TV series Arrested Development. On the big screen, he's recently been in...

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Best of Missed Connections: July 17 – July 24

Be careful out there singles of Richmond, we hear it’s a rough time to find a soulmate, and the writers of Missed Connections are here to tell us just how tough it is. Wear flannels, glasses, and have a beard? (AKA every dude in Richmond?) Well, you’ve got a couple on the hunt for you. This week also features a Richmonder lamenting about the one...

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RVA Mag #33 On Stands Now

With so much to do in our own River City, it can be hard to get out and see the rest of Virginia, but it’s always rewarding. With that in mind, stories in our 33rd issue take us outside of Richmond to find the best in arts, music, and news throughout the Commonwealth and beyond. A visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach inspired...

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Snake Slithers Up Virginia Beach Toilet. Nah

Virginia has experienced some ecological anomalies this summer: giant terror plants, an increase in snake reports, great white sharks off the coast, but now it has all come full circle with a report out of Virginia Beach this past week. According to Wavy TV 10, James Hopper had a rude awakening Thursday, when he strolled into the bathroom for his...

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Remote Area Clinics: Treating Patients in a Horse Barn

The tents begin to pop up in the parking lot of a rural fairgrounds on Wednesday evening, the night before the largest free medical clinic in Virginia opens. It would be 10 hours before the gates would open to the 2,000 or so people, many sleeping in their cars, some from as far away as West Virginia and North Carolina, to obtain the only medical...

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So Long, Crying Nazi

The white supremacist Chris Cantwell, a major figure during last year's disastrous Unite the Right rally now known as the "Crying Nazi," has been barred from entering the Commonwealth for the next five years. On Friday, he plead guilty to assault and battery for spraying two anti-racist activists with pepper spray on the eve of the rally....

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With Club Infuzion Closure, Is Hip-Hop out of Scott’s Addition?

A quadruple shooting in the parking lot at Club Infuzion last Friday, which left one dead and three injured, forced the Scott’s Addition nightclub and restaurant to shut down operations this week. But is this the last we’ve seen of the popular hip hop venue? According to the Richmond Police Department, around 2:00 a.m., officers were called to...

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