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Kamasi Washington, Moonchild @ The National

OK listen, I’ve already given you a hot tip on a free show you can hit up this Friday night. BUT, if you’ve got some extra scratch, because maybe you just got paid or something, you might want to look into what’s going on at The National this night instead. Kamasi...

RVA Mag First Friday Picks December 2017

Year’s end typically brings about various group shows, yuletide-themed events, and the culmination of yearly titles such as residencies and fellowships for the art community. Whether you are an artist or an appreciator of art, now is also the time to reflect on all...

Anneliese Grant Video Release Show at Vagabond

Richmond singer/songwriter Anneliese Grant (The Folly) will perform a solo acoustic and dance set and premiere her new music video at Vagbond, Thursday, Nov. 30. The video will be released December 2nd. Music starts at 8:30 and the Video will premiere at 10:00 pm....

RamPantry: A Look at Helping VCU’s Homeless and Hungry Students

Food insecurity and homelessness is an all too real issue growing across college campuses, and even right here at home. Many students here are struggling, but the university's student-run food pantry, known as RamPantry, is working to combat hunger and homelessness on...

RVA Shows You Must See This Week: 11/29-12/5

FEATURED SHOW Friday, December 1, 6 PM Doll Baby, Haybaby, Blush Face @ Hardywood - Free! I must say, I've been excited about Doll Baby for a long time. I caught one of their first shows (which was easy to do, since it was in my living room) and was blown away by what...

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Farms Feed Food Banks to Fight Hunger

Today, many contributions to food banks are not rejects from retail but fresh-picked from local farms. The farm-to-food-bank movement is helping fight hunger in Virginia, where 10% of the population is food-insecure. Lettuce, turnips and beets — oh my! Vegetables and...

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