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Join Kiss Richmond for The Garden of Love: Mix & Mingle Featuring Raheem DeVaughn
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, cocktails, and connection at The Garden of Love: Mix & Mingle, featuring R&B singer Raheem DeVaughn!. Presented by 99.3/105.7 KISS FM, this special event invites guests to mix, mingle, and enjoy an intimate evening at Secrets Cocktail Garden in Richmond, Virginia. Experience the smooth sounds and soulful vibes of Raheem DeVaughn while celebrating the launch of his new show on WKJS.
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D’Angelo Honored With Virginia State Flag in Richmond
D'Angelo's legacy returned home to Richmond, Virginia, on Saturday, October 10, as his eldest brother, Luther Archer, and youngest son accepted a Virginia state flag honoring the late artist. The moment unfolded at the Richmond Folk Festival during "Soul of the City: Richmond Celebrates D'Angelo," a 90-minute tribute held just...
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12 Out the Door: Tuesday Oct. 20
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - Welcome to 12 Out the Door!. Hosted by Digital Anchor Amaya Mitchell, 12 Out the Door drops weekdays at 10 a.m. and gets you caught up in about 10 minutes with your daily forecast and the biggest headlines everyone’s talking about. Perfect for when you...
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‘The Cashier’ earns a VAFF ticket as an independent and impassioned directorial debut
At the Virginia Film Festival Oct. 24, “The Cashier” will put Andy Edmunds, director of the film and longtime director of the Virginia Film Office, in his newly adopted directorial seat. While in his 15-year role at VFO reeling in box-office productions to film in Virginia, Edmunds said he felt an unflagging itch to settle behind the camera himself, which brought “The Cashier” to life in his hometown of Richmond.
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Richmond’s Next Great Thriller
Secret religious orders, suspicious killings and hidden holy artifacts propel Richmond author Anthony P. Jones’ latest fast-paced thriller, “Sorrowful Mysteries.” The novel takes its name from a prayer theme in the Catholic Rosary that focuses on the suffering and death of Jesus Christ. The story explores history, faith, betrayal and mystery with intricate plot lines and high-stakes suspense.
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Virginia Honors D'Angelo With State Flag and Homegrown Tribute
D’Angelo’s legacy returned home to Richmond, Virginia, on Saturday, October 10, as his eldest brother, Luther Archer, and youngest son accepted a Virginia state flag honoring the late artist. The moment unfolded at the Richmond Folk Festival during “Soul of the City: Richmond Celebrates D’Angelo,” a 90-minute tribute held just ahead of the one-year anniversary of the neo-soul pioneer’s death from pancreatic cancer. COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess. Dr. Sesha Joi Moon, representing Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s office, presented the Archer family with the flag, which had flown at half-staff above the Virginia State Capitol. More than 45 family members gathered for the event as Richmond musicians, mentors, and collaborators took the stage to retrace the gospel, funk, and soul traditions that informed D’Angelo’s work from the beginning. For Luther, the performance’s quality was the point. “Anybody that knows me knows that I do not play about his music,” he told the crowd, according to a video shared by culture reporter Shanique Liz Yates . Luther said he had attended D’Angelo tributes at the Grammys and BET Awards, but the Richmond performance carried a different kind of weight . “I’m
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Exclusive: This 10-Year-Old Drum Major Is Leading the Band at an HBCU Homecoming
At Virginia State University’s homecoming matchup against Livingstone College, one of the band’s standout figures was far younger than anyone might have expected. At just 10 years old, Richmond native Aleem “The Dream” Saunders took the field dressed in all white, moving alongside VSU’s marching band as a drum major-in-training. What began as a childhood fascination with rhythm, sparked by drumming on water buckets as a toddler, has grown into a passion that brought him to the heart of a college football tradition.
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Clyde Roberson: Skipping School Led to 53 Years of Golf
Our website is supported by our readers. We may receive commissions when you click our links and make purchases. For more details see our disclaimers page. Clyde Roberson’s first round of golf happened because he skipped school. It was 1973, his senior year of high school, and a group...
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Richmond Lands Only Mid-Atlantic Stop for Barbie's 250-Doll Museum Takeover
More than 250 vintage Barbie dolls, outfits and accessories are about to take over a Richmond museum. Barbie: A Cultural Icon opens Saturday at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture and runs through Jan. 18, 2027, tracing the doll's path from her 1959 debut to her status as a global cultural fixture.
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Trampled by Turtles Shake the Floorboards at The National
Trampled By Turtles + The Last Revel | The National | Richmond, VA | October 15th, 2026 - photos by Philip Andrews. You know you are in for a good time at a Trampled by Turtles show. That thought was rattling around in my head as I walked into The National on Thursday, October 15, and by the end of the night the Duluth six-piece had proven it all over again. This was the band’s last stop in Virginia on their fall run, and Richmond made sure to send them off right.
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Monarchs Send Two Individuals To Spider Invitational
NORFOLK, Va. – Old Dominion women's golfers Julia Colombier and Tereza Fialová will play in the Spider Invitational this Monday and Tuesday. Richmond is hosting the two-day tournament at Independence Golf Club in Midlothian, Virginia, which has a par-72 course that is 6,175 yards. The Invitational will feature 36 holes of continuous play on Monday and the final 18 holes on Tuesday. Both days will have 9 a.m. shotgun starts and live stats will be available on Scoreboard by Clippd.
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Oystoberfest is ready for all your osyter needs
The fest is at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Historic Ginter Park, from 12-6 PM this Saturday, October 17th. What: Oysters the way you like them in a fun, family-friendly festival in Richmond’s Northside. You can get them fried, steamed and raw – or order a po’ boy with homemade remoulade. We’ll have brats and hotdogs ta’ boot. Wine, Beer, Cider and Hard Lemonade, Water, and other refreshments will be available. A day full of live music and a Kids’ Zone, featuring moon-bounces, face painting, and other activities (an all-day pass is available for purchase).