It looks like Cheeburger Cheeburger is coming to The Village next to the smoothie shop. The sign’s up but there are still brown paper over the windows hiding the store’s interior. We’ll see if we can swing by sometime to see if there’s an approximate opening date, although nothing on their website yet. I love [...]
RVANews and its partner site, RVABlogs, which spearhead the all encompassing RVA “blogosphere” released the winners of 2008′s Blog Awards today. We’d like to pass our congratulations along to: Best New Blog – The Checkout Girl Best Kept Secret – 10 South Boulevard Best Comment Thread – RVANews Richmond mayoral forums Post of the Year [...]
And Then They Came for Me: Remembering the World of Anne Frank Feb. 5, 6, 7 – 7:30 pm, McVey Theatre, St. Catherine’s School A multimedia play that weaves videotaped interviews of Holocaust survivors, Eva Schloss and Ed Silverberg, with live actors, recreating scenes from World War II. Part oral history, part action, part direct [...]
The University of Richmond usually has an impressive array of speakers via events that are generally free and open to the public. This event is no different, featuring acclaimed poet Andrew Zawacki on February 26th in Weinstein Hall’s Brown-Alley Room at 8pm. From the official press release: Zawacki will read from his third book “Petals [...]
Registration for the City of Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities’ cultural arts classes is currently underway. A wide variety of classes are offered for both children and adults. Art classes include pottery, jewelry, painting, photography, fiber arts and more. Dance classes include African, salsa, tap, modern, hip hop, ballet, line dancing and [...]
Congrats to the University of Richmond for overtaking James Madison University in UR’s only home swim meet. Jimmy Young of the UR Collegian reports: The Richmond swimming and diving team trumped James Madison University 167-127 Saturday in front of a raucous crowd at the Robins Center Natatorium, led by three seniors competing in their final [...]
Seeing Happy the Artist’s car at Bandy Field puts a smile on anyone’s face! »This post was processed by PostMaster
We came across a quick mention at the Hills and Heights community blog about how Richmond Animal Control is cracking down on educating dog owners and enforcing leash laws at the popular Pony Pasture recreation area. Since Bandy Field on Three Chopt is such a popular place for dog owners to let their dogs run [...]
