Roll Up Your Sleeves, It’s Nov. Fest.
Tim Barry, one of River City’s most celebrated singer-songwriters, is known for telling it like it is. Over the years, Barry’s hard-earned miles have taken him far and wide, but lucky for us—he always comes home. And when he does, the local legend has a knack for helping Richmond roll up its sleeves and get […]
Art, Loss, and Resolve: Rising Above Destruction
Jonathan Farley, known to most as “Jon,” recently suffered a devastating loss when a fire destroyed his garage, which served as his cherished art studio. Over the past decade, Jon poured his heart and creativity into his artwork, amassing dozens of oil paintings and a collection of larger works on paper and unstretched canvas. Tragically, […]
Resurrecting the Sound: Bogart’s Ghost and the Rebirth of Richmond’s Underground
Walk down N. Lombardy St. in the Fan District, and you’ll likely find ghosts. You’ll hear echoes. And if you listen close enough, you’ll understand the lingering power of Bogart’s, even though the doors of the restaurant and music venue have been shuttered since 2009. Thanks to Bogart’s Ghost, an immersive experience launching this week, the […]
A Journey Through Sound, Spirit, and Storytelling: Prabir Trio’s Long After The Empire
Prabir Mehta, of the Prabir Trio, just released his newest album Long After The Empire, an emotional and sonic adventure blending his Indian heritage and American experiences. The record offers a deeply personal narrative, inviting listeners on a journey through India, enriched by both cultural exploration and rock-and-roll influences. Prabir describes the album as a […]
Artspace Richmond to Host “Artists at the Atelier” Exhibit, Showcasing Works by Virginia Artists Inspired by Paris Residency
Artspace, one of Richmond’s most beloved contemporary art galleries, is set to present a new exhibition titled “Artists at the Atelier,” featuring works by artists who have participated in the Virginia Atelier residency at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris, France. The exhibition will run from August 23 through September 21, 2024, offering art […]
Dear Richmond: Have You Found It?
Have you found our Dear Richmond mailbox yet? Keep an eye out when walking the trails of the James River Park System for an opportunity to find this special place, and make sure to leave a message in the community journal found inside the mailbox. In 2020, in the midst of COVID-19, Richmond Grid teamed […]
Community Arts Open House Celebrating 15th Anniversary of Dominion Energy Center
Richmond Performing Arts Alliance (RPAA) is celebrating the 15th Anniversary of Dominion Energy Center for the Performing Arts with a Community Arts Open House taking place on September 8th at 1:00 pm. RPAA opened the doors of Dominion Energy Center 15 years ago to serve as the hub for an array of local performing arts […]
Dear Richmond: Connection and Shared Human Experience
It’s just an old green mailbox. But what’s inside can make all the difference. Nestled along a side trail near the James River Park headquarters, this unique find is home to the Dear Richmond journal. We’re honored to serve as the caretakers of this odd little mailbox and to collect the community journals inside every […]
Race in Richmond: Bringing the Intersection of Race and Identity to Light
Race in Richmond: Bringing the Intersection of Race and Identity to Light Through a captivating blend of photography, storytelling, and interactive exhibits, Race in Richmond delves into the complex intersection of race and identity through a thought-provoking art experience. Race in Richmond is co-curated by founder of The Well Collective, Ashley Williams, Saira Rao of […]
Richmond Folk Festival Spotlight: A Pillar in Richmond Music, Tim Timberlake
Richmond Folk Festival Spotlight: A Pillar in Richmond Music, Tim Timberlake We recently caught up with Richmond music scene legend, Tim Timberlake, before heading into the 2023 Richmond Folk Festival. Timberlake is a veteran emcee and stage manager for a long list of Americana events and he’s on the programming committee for the Richmond Folk […]