Halloweek 2025 is Here! Our Halloween Guide To Richmond

Halloweek 2025 is Here! Our Halloween Guide To Richmond

Twenty years of Halloweek. Twenty years of fake blood, fog machines, and people insisting “Halloween’s their personality now.” And you know what? We respect it. For one glorious week, Richmond drops the pretense and remembers who it really is, a city that loves...

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VA Pride Presents The Birdcage at The Diamond

Join VA Pride and the Flying Squirrels for PRIDE Movie Night at the Diamond on Tuesday, September 1, featuring LGBTQ classic The Birdcage! You know you want to. We're all going a little nuts from being shut up inside all the time. And we're all at least a little sad...

Good Beer For Good Change

Virginia craft breweries are participating in the Black Is Beautiful initiative, raising funds for charities supporting people of color and creating their own spins on a collaborative recipe. We caught up with Hardywood and The Veil to learn about their take on the...

Focusing The Line Of Sight

With Sitelines BLM, Cadence Theatre Company launches a project focusing on sites of importance to Richmond's BIPOC residents, especially those that have been reshaped by the Black Lives Matter movement. Cadence Theatre Company is currently seeking submissions for its...

Deadly Greed

In Farmville, at the immigrant detention center with the nation's worst COVID outbreak, company higher-ups lead a "double life," affecting good citizenship while monetizing the abuse of Virginia's most vulnerable. Since their relationship began in 2010, Edwin García...

RVA ON TAP: Farmhouse Pumpkins & Pink Lemonade Honeywines

What’s happening, craft beer lovers of RVA?! Welcome to this week’s RVA On Tap, RVA Magazine’s weekly column for all the Booze News your hearts desire.  As the River City slowly transitions into a new normal during the pandemic, we’re highlighting the best local...

Giving a Voice to the Voiceless

With the So.Queer Playwright Festival, Richmond Triangle Players want to elevate the voices of Southern LGBTQ writers through extensive workshopping and development to make their plays the best they can be. Are you queer? Are you a writer from the South? Then enter...

Women’s (In)Equality Day: Don’t Celebrate, Take Action

On the 100th anniversary of women receiving the right to vote, women still remain unequal under United States law. That won't change until the Equal Rights Amendment is added to the Constitution, writes Rachel Scott Everett. On August 26, 1970, over 50,000 women...

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FASHION

Fashion Bath

When I first arrived in Richmond, I was a college student generally unfamiliar with the area. One of the first things I wanted to locate in the city was a fun new place to shop, where I could find clothes I wanted to wear at a price I could afford. When I stumbled...

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The Muddy Divas of Richmond Glitter-Punk

Shawnis And The Shimmers were all set to take over the Richmond scene when the pandemic hit in 2020. After a slight delay, they've returned with a brand new album and a mission to make the entire city fall in love with their glammed-out punk rock n' roll. From a hole...

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