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This Hauntingly Beautiful Restaurant In Virginia Is A Book Lover’s Dream
Poe’s Pub in Richmond proves that loving classic literature and loving a good time aren’t mutually exclusive. Richmond, Virginia has given the world a lot of things: presidents, historic battlefields, and a thriving craft beer scene that would make any hop enthusiast weep with joy. But perhaps one...
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This No-Frills Virginia BBQ Joint Has The Best Spare Ribs You’ll Ever Taste
Sometimes the best meals in life come from places that look like they might have started as something else entirely. Buzz and Ned’s Real Barbecue in Richmond, Virginia is one of those glorious spots where the food does all the talking, and boy, does it have a lot to say.
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Louisa’s Got Talent’s Performers Display their Skills
On Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, the Louisa Arts Center held a talent show “Louisa’s Got Talent.” This was the third year that they held the talent show, which they split into two acts, with a 15 minute intermission. The performers came from a wide range of ages, with several winners and honorable mentions being highschoolers.
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She’s Got the Blues
Acclaimed Richmond singer and actor Dorothy “Dee D.” Miller portrays the late actor Hattie McDaniel on the stage of The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen for “Hi-Hat Hattie” at 3 p.m., Sunday, March 1. Director Amy Holland worked on the original production of the show by Florida-based playwright Larry Parr.
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The Sunday Morning Jazz Show with the disco cat
Hello and happy March and Pisces season respectively! Hope y’all are having a fantastic swim through the last throws of winter in Richmond!. Today is very special because we are switching up our jazz programming a bit and retiring Bebop and Beyond in honor of Mr Jazz who last year stepped down and retired from regular on air broadcast after nearly 50 years doing the thing, 18 of which were with WRIR. Fear not jazz friends! The posse will continue to do what we do every week in a variety of styles and eras for your listening and swinging pleasure.
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The Legendary Steaks At This Small-Town Virginia Spot Outshine Richmond’s Best At Half The Price
Think Richmond’s got the monopoly on mouthwatering steaks? Think again. Tucked along Route 1 in North Chesterfield sits a culinary time capsule that’s been quietly serving up some of the finest cuts in Virginia since the days when powdered wigs were all the rage. Half-Way House Restaurant isn’t just another steakhouse.
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This Virginia Burger Joint Flips Patties Larger Than Your Plate
If you believe you’ve seen big burgers before, prepare to have your expectations blown away. Nestled deep in the rolling countryside of Virginia, this unassuming breakfast and lunch spot has been quietly serving burgers so enormous that standard restaurant plates seem tiny in comparison. For decades, locals have flocked...
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LAMB OF GOD Revisit Their Richmond Roots On Pummeling New Single "Blunt Force Blues"
As they prepare to unleash Into Oblivion on March 13, Lamb of God are taking a long look in the rearview mirror. Their latest single, "Blunt Force Blues," out now, trades spectacle for self-examination – a bruising love letter to the Richmond, VA scene that forged them. Arriving as...
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School of Rock Summer Camp Giveaway
What kid hasn’t dreamed of playing in a band and performing on stage? At School of Rock, dreams come true!. These music camps are designed for students ages 6–18, and no prior music experience is necessary. Throughout the week-long camps, students explore rock instruments through fun musical games, hands-on activities, and group rehearsals. Campers build foundational skills like ear training, rhythm patterns, song structure, and ensemble playing, while also being introduced to basic music theory and music appreciation. School of Rock’s nurturing, safe environment makes this the perfect camp for budding musicians. Students work on songs Monday through Friday, and the week wraps up with a live concert for family and friends.
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Lamb of God Release “Blunt Force Blues”
RICHMOND, Va. – As Into Oblivion explores a world in flux, Lamb of God turn inward with “Blunt Force Blues” (https://lamb-of-god.lnk.to/BluntForceBlues), reaching back to their Richmond origins and the local music community that shaped them. The track serves as the final preview of the band’s forthcoming album, which arrives on March 13 via Epic Records.
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‘The world didn’t know enough about this story:’ Movie about Richmond 34 officially wraps filming
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - A film about the Richmond 34 has officially wrapped filming and is ready for release this year. “The Richmond 34: The Silent Victory” tells the story of 34 Virginia Union University students who staged a sit-in at Thalhimers, an up-scale department store in downtown Richmond at the time.
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Virginia Museum of History and Culture to add Barbara Johns statue to its collection
The Virginia Museum of History and Culture is preparing to unveil an addition to its collections. The maquette of 16-year old civil rights activist Barbara Johns will become part of the Richmond museum’s 9 million items and go on display Friday. The statue will be available for public viewing...
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Richmond Food News: Feb. 26-March 4
Mother and son Velma and Lester Johnson, owners of Mama J’s restaurant in Jackson Ward, are adding to their family’s legacy in the neighborhood. With the opening of Mama J’s Market at 101 E. Clay St. — offering grab-and-go prepared foods, pantry staples and essentials — diners in search of the eatery’s beloved soul food have a backup option when the line for a table gets too long. (Richmond magazine)
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Dominion Energy Family Easter returns to Maymont
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - The Dominion Energy Family Easter event is back at Maymont, featuring games, crafts, and live entertainment across three stages. On Saturday, April 4, from 9 AM to 3 PM, families and friends are invited to meet the Easter Bunny, along with baby farm animals and magical princesses. Richmond’s own Nutzy and Nutasha will also be there, along with local heroes and helpers, including firefighters, EMTs, and public safety professionals.