New Book Features Virginia Museum of History & Culture
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture, a non-profit organization established in 1831, has published The Story of Virginia: Highlights from the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, a new book featuring highlights from a collection of more than nine million artifacts representing Virginia’s history. The 200-page book is co-authored by Jamie O. Bosket, President […]
Hardywood Unveils 2019 Beer Club Offerings
Hardywood Park Craft Brewery has announced its 2019 Family Tree Beer Club offering which provides access to beer exclusive to the program and first access for members to purchase the coveted Gingerbread Stout ahead of the general public. Hardywood launched its Family Tree Beer Club in late 2016, with membership promptly selling out in less than […]
(Im)permanence
(Im)permanence, the work of Cynthia Myron, will be featured at The Branch Museum of Architecture and Design until November 2nd in the Great Hall. Myron, who is a former Branch Museum artist-in-residence, invites Richmonders into a dialogue between society, intimate spaces, and the fleeting moments that exist within nature and the permanence of the architecture that surrounds […]
Virginia Investing Forum Releases Impact Report
Seeking more sustainable, responsible, and impactful investing outcomes, the Virginia Impact Investing Forum (VIFF) today released its first Virginia Impact Report, offering a platform for discussion and learning opportunities about impact investing across the Commonwealth. VIIF was created by representatives from NRV, a Richmond-based VC firm focused on early-stage companies positioned for growth and sustainability and […]
Getting to the Finish Line: GRASP Shepherds Students Through Complicated Financials of College
James Madison University wasn’t Alex Herrera’s first choice in college. “The first time I went, I actually didn’t like it,” she says. “I went to visit other schools. I took another tour at JMU and fell in love the second time.” This kind of back and forth decision making is common for any student preparing […]
Local Jeweler Makes Richmond Shine
Robin Adolf Salzberg grew up surrounded by rare gems and massive diamonds. But it wasn’t what was inside the gleaming glass cases of her family’s jewelry store that sparkled most in her mind. Instead, Salzberg remembers her father’s steadfast dedication to their family business, Adolf Jewelers, and the appreciation he had for every customer that […]
Lyft Selects ReEstablish Richmond as September’s Community Grants Recipient
Lyft has announced that ReEstablish Richmond, a local organization that helps refugees establish roots and become self-sufficient, is the recipient of its Community Grants Program. Beginning in August, the ondemand transportation company began selecting one local nonprofit each month to receive $1,000 in Lyft ride credits to ease transportation challenges in the region. The initiative […]
Making the Perfect Kitchen Knife in RVA
Billy Fallen is a master of his craft. And he knows the tools of his trade better than anyone. As the famed creator of Billy Bread, Fallen now offers Richmond something new at Billy Pie, a wood-fired pizza restaurant that he launched earlier this year at the corner of Paterson Avenue and Three Chopt Road. […]
Tang & Biscuit to Host Grand Opening Celebration for World’s Largest Shuffleboard Court
Tang & Biscuit, the world’s largest indoor shuffleboard court and social club, will host a grand opening celebration on Saturday, September 1. The newly opened venue is located in the Scott’s Addition neighborhood at 3406 Moore Street and features 10 regulation courts. In addition to shuffleboard courts, Tang & Biscuit provides oversized games like giant Checkers and Jenga; […]
The Gift of Making
When she was 15 years old, Sallie Plumley received three gifts from her grandfather that changed her life: his wedding ring, his own handmade bed, and his woodshop. While each gift had a particular significance, it was the woodshop that gave the young artist the inspiration to make what came next. But, understandably, not everyone […]