One Way Richmond’s Show Picks 12/20-12/22

by | Dec 20, 2010 | COMMUNITY

12/20 Dammit Matthew Dammit, T-Divison (pictured above), Quarantines, Josh Haskins @ The Camel 8pm.

12/21 Narod Ensemble, UTV Chamber (poster above) @ The Camel 9pm.

12/21 The Atkinsons, Horsehead (pictured above) @ The Republic 9:30pm.

12/21 Bio Ritmo (pic by Yonas Hassen) @ Balliceaux 10pm.

12/21 Mark Slomski @ Café Diem 9:30pm.

12/22 Rod Picott @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm

12/22 Noah O presents ‘The Rebirth’ feat. Noah O, Henny, Ron Flip, Ruin (pictured above), The Hammer Boys @ The Camel 9pm. 18+

12/22 Tiny Boxes, Former Champions (pictured above) @ The Canal Club 9pm.


12/20 Dammit Matthew Dammit, T-Divison (pictured above), Quarantines, Josh Haskins @ The Camel 8pm.

12/21 Narod Ensemble, UTV Chamber (poster above) @ The Camel 9pm.

12/21 The Atkinsons, Horsehead (pictured above) @ The Republic 9:30pm.

12/21 Bio Ritmo (pic by Yonas Hassen) @ Balliceaux 10pm.

12/21 Mark Slomski @ Café Diem 9:30pm.

12/22 Rod Picott @ Ashland Coffee & Tea 8pm

12/22 Noah O presents ‘The Rebirth’ feat. Noah O, Henny, Ron Flip, Ruin (pictured above), The Hammer Boys @ The Camel 9pm. 18+

12/22 Tiny Boxes, Former Champions (pictured above) @ The Canal Club 9pm.

Written by John Lewis Morgan/originally posted at onewayrichmond.com

Note: For obvious reasons there will not be Show Picks from Thursday 23rd to Sunday the 26th. They’ll be back on Monday 27th. There are shows worth checking out on the nights of the 23rd and 24th at The Camel if you are already sick of the family.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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