Kulture For Spring: Enter now to win an outstanding prize package from Kulture!

by | Mar 23, 2015 | POLITICS

Ladies and gentlemen, spring has officially come to RVA and we’re getting together with our friends at Kulture to celebrate the fact that we’ve survived another winter. We’re happy to present RVA Magazine’s Kulture For Spring giveaway!

Ladies and gentlemen, spring has officially come to RVA and we’re getting together with our friends at Kulture to celebrate the fact that we’ve survived another winter. We’re happy to present RVA Magazine’s Kulture For Spring giveaway! We’ve been working with Kulture for a long time, and seen them evolve from a small startup in Shockoe Bottom to a major player in the local business community, with four locations in the Richmond area and one in Charlottesville.

Kulture wouldn’t have gotten as far as they have without offering a lot of great merchandise for the discriminating alternatively-minded consumer, from water pipes and tobacco accessories to hip fashions representing the best of the local RVA culture (pun obviously intended). The prize pack we’ll be giving away features a little bit of everything where Kulture’s product lines are concerned, so no matter which section of the store you shop in most often, you’re sure to find something you’ll be stoked about.

Here’s what we’re giving away:

1 Kulture tobacco pipe
1 Run RVA tee
1 Kulture hoodie
1 Kulture Richmond airlines shirt
2 Kulture lighters
1 box Kulture rolling papers

You’ve got an entire month to enter this giveaway, because we’ll be picking a winner on Monday April 20. In fact, we’ll do the drawing at 4:20 PM, because it’s everyone’s favorite minute of the day! Get in on this whole thing by picking one of the many methods of entry available below–or increase your chances to win by taking advantage of them all! And in the meantime, don’t forget to visit Kulture and stock up on all the things you’ll need to relax in style on the sunny spring afternoons we’ll all be enjoying in the weeks ahead. Good luck!

Kulture For Spring prize pack giveaway!

PLEASE NOTE: All prizes are non-transferable. Winners will be announced on RVA Magazine’s twitter and facebook pages. Winners will receive confirmation emails.

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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