Richmond Grid

Live

Art, Loss, and Resolve: Rising Above Destruction

By Erin Frye Provencher

Live

Resurrecting the Sound: Bogart’s Ghost and the Rebirth of Richmond’s Underground

By Richmond Grid

Live

A Journey Through Sound, Spirit, and Storytelling: Prabir Trio’s Long After The Empire

By Erin Frye Provencher

#richmondgrid

Your voice is your power, it’s time to use it.

Your voice is your power, it’s time to use it.
📸 @rva_votes

#yourvoicematters #vote #rva

🍁🧺 There’s no better way to spend a fall a

🍁🧺 There’s no better way to spend a fall afternoon than with @TheVAFoodies, four local food enthusiasts, enjoying a picnic featuring the best ingredients from our region. On a picnic blanket with a beautiful @VMFA backdrop, we’re trading recipes and local food tips with @TheVAFoodies while sampling an all-star lineup of greenhouse-grown greens from Greenswell Growers, proudly planted in Goochland, VA.

🥗Greenswell Growers pairs safe and sustainable growing and packaging practices with a commitment to the community and the planet. Its large-scale indoor growing facility provides ready-to-eat, locally grown, fresh greens 365 days a year. Best of all, a portion of the fresh greens produced goes to @feedmoreinc to fight hunger and the greenhouse partners with @nope.va, a commercial organics hauler that collects its root systems and leftover peat for recycling into nutrient dense, locally produced compost.

✨ Be sure to follow @greenswellgrowers and @TheVAFoodies, which includes @vcu alum @_srija_, @gracieqln, @saakshigunda, and @victorianguye, for more delicious inspiration!

📸 @nickdavisphoto
🤚 model @bysrija
🌱 recipe @iheartveggies

#thevafoodies #rvadine #eatrva #eatlocal #goochlandva #greenhousegrown #rva #richmomdgrid

🎉Race in Richmond is on display at Richmond Hil

🎉Race in Richmond is on display at Richmond Hill (@richmondhillva) now through December!

Through a blend of photography, storytelling, and interactive exhibits, Race in Richmond (@raceinrichmond) delves into the complex intersection of race and identity through a thought-provoking art experience. Race in Richmond is curated by Ashley Williams (@ashleyj_williams @thewellcollective___), Ron Stokes (@viewsbystokes), and a group of community members and artists focused on collective healing.

You can now view thought provoking exhibits that make up Race in Richmond at Richmond Hill, including “Deconstructing Karen” and “I See You” as well as view the short films “I Know Racism Exists…” and “I Hear You” through special QR Codes.

📍 2209 E Grace Street
📸 @ashleyj_williams

Local artist Jon Farley (@jon___farley) recently l

Local artist Jon Farley (@jon___farley) recently lost his beloved garage studio, dozens of artworks, and an inherited truck in a devastating fire. While insurance may cover part of the rebuild, Jon and his wife, Lee, still face significant costs to replace supplies, furnishings, and more.

“Losing my artwork feels like I lost my job,” Jon shares. “Every work in progress is gone, and it’s strange not having work waiting for me. In the meantime, I’ll keep drawing and look forward to rebuilding both my studio and my body of work.”

The community is rallying around a crowdfunding effort aiming to give Jon and Lee the extra support they need to restore the studio, replace essential equipment, and help Jon find his way back to his passion. Every donation, big or small, brings them closer to healing and renewal.

Additionally, you can purchase Jon’s surviving works of art at @the_ada_gallery this Saturday, November 2 from 12:00 - 4:00 pm.

Full story at www.richmondgrid.com
Photo credit: @nickdavisphoto

Help Jon rebuild: https://www.gofundme.com/f/restore-jons-art-studio-and-truck-after-fire

#SupportLocalArtists #ArtHealing #Richmond

The 19th annual Zombie Walk took over Carytown thi

The 19th annual Zombie Walk took over Carytown this weekend, and @rvaphotog was there to capture the horde as they lurched, shambled, and shuffled their way through town.

As part of the annual tradition, participating zombies gathered at Boat Lake at Byrd Park to go over rules and snap photos, and then the official march began across the street from the Byrd Theatre. Slowly meandering their way down Cary Street heading west, the zombies were cheered on by onlookers before they crossed at Nansemond Street and walk back down Cary on the other side. Among the zombie mob were those competing for Most Disgusting, Best Couple, Best Group, Best Pop Culture Theme, Best Zombie Kid, and the coveted 2024 Zombie of the Year.

This fun-loving tradition began way back in 2005 when Roger Barr, of I-Mockery fame, decided to start a new annual event to extend the Halloween festivities. Taking a cue from previous zombie flash mobs, the first walk had close to 100 participants who shocked onlookers in the middle of a busy Saturday in Carytown and through the VCU campus. After that inaugural year, the organization of the crawl was handed over to Anthony (DeadMason) & Josh (GreyMatter).

As an organization, the Richmond Zombie Walk has collected hundreds of dollars every year thanks to the generosity of its zombies. Donations this year benefited Suicide Awareness and Prevention.

🎉 This week, Nick Serfass (@nickserfass), CEO @

Live (View all)

Live

Art, Loss, and Resolve: Rising Above Destruction

By Erin Frye Provencher

Live

Resurrecting the Sound: Bogart’s Ghost and the Rebirth of Richmond’s Underground

By Richmond Grid

Live

A Journey Through Sound, Spirit, and Storytelling: Prabir Trio’s Long After The Empire

By Erin Frye Provencher

Live

Artspace Richmond to Host “Artists at the Atelier” Exhibit, Showcasing Works by Virginia Artists Inspired by Paris Residency

By Erin Frye Provencher

Work (View all)

Work

Alliance for Building Better Medicine Honors Essential Medicines Shortage Awareness Day

By Paul Spicer

Work

Alliance for Building Better Medicine Celebrates the Opening of B Certified Pharma Manufacturing Facility

By Richmond Grid

Work

Back to the Lab, BLCK Street Conference Returns

By Richmond Grid

Work

Getting Lost Together: Q&A with the Founders of Lost Office Collaborative

By Erin Frye Provencher

Play (View all)

Play

GFAC PARTNERS WITH JR. NBA TO LAUNCH GIRL ACTION TEAMS IN RICHMOND

By Richmond Grid

Play

DISHING UP SUPPORT FOR PODIUM RVA

By Richmond Grid

Play

Jamaica House is Back, Bigger and Brighter

By Richmond Grid

Play

Cheers to Creating Cohesion

By Richmond Grid