Sutherland
Sutherland, VA · Arts & Culture
12onyourside.com
New mural of Dolly Parton wows the community
The face of country music is now part of the scenery in one Richmond neighborhood.
allaboutjazz.com
Ruthie Foster at The Tin Pan
It's usually a bad thing when people are talking during a live show. However, if it's blues singer and guitarist Ruthie Foster, that's just fine. Her solo set at the Tin Pan in Richmond, Virginia, was a memorable night of songs and stories. Switching between older material, covers, as well...
richmondvatheater.com
The Real Housewives of the North Pole – RTP
Robert B. Moss Theatre, 1300 Altamont Avenue, Richmond, VA. Another rollicking holiday romp from the author of last season’s smash-hit The Golden Girls: The Lost Episodes (Holiday Edition)!. The North Pole is in trouble. November 11th – December 19th. Santa and all the North Pole power players are...
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High Energy, High Drama Open Virginia Opera Season
One of opera’s best known works, “Pagliacci,” comes to the stage of the Harrison Opera House full of “high octane, high drama, high energy,” to quote Virginia Opera’s Artistic Director and “Pagliacci” conductor, Adam Turner. This famous tragedy of a heartbroken clown...
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Raheem DeVaughn Visits Richmond City Justice Center
Related | Raheem DeVaughn Visits Richmond High School for the Arts Related | Raheem DeVaughn Brings ‘The Garden of Love’ to Urban One R&B singer-songwriter Raheem DeVaughn brought meaningful conversations and a special musical moment to the Richmond City Justice Center during a visit with Ms. Community Clovia to engage with the facility’s Grace and […]
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Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. & The Legendary Ils Sont Partis Band – The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen
Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. & The Legendary Ils Sont Partis Band. From Lafayette, Louisiana, bearing the zydeco music torch carried for decades by his world-renowned father, Buckwheat Zydeco Jr. brings the hot and spicy sounds of the Legendary Ils Sont Partis Band to Glen Allen. A dynamic multi-instrumentalist and bandleader in his own right, Buckwheat Jr. has performed over 2500 shows worldwide, sharing the stage with legends like Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, and Buddy Guy. He and his Grammy-winning band deliver a powerful fusion of zydeco, blues, and Louisiana roots that excites multi-generational audiences, keeping Louisiana’s traditions alive and ensuring that the joy, soul, and dance of zydeco continue to thrive for generations to come.
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thecollegianur.com
Dancing through life: Students perform in annual Celebration of Dance
A sold-out Celebration of Dance show mesmerized the Alice Jepson Theatre in the Modlin Center for the Arts on Saturday. The standby line of more than 230 people spanning across the venue continued to highlight the event’s popularity in its 16th year. Co-hosts Alicia Diaz and Erica Hughes opened...
rvahub.com
The Richmond Pickle Party brings three days of pickle everything to the Arts District and Jackson Ward
Pickle pizza. Pickle tattoos. A pickle-themed rock opera. If you’ve been waiting for downtown Richmond to fully commit to the brine, the first weekend of November is your chance. The Richmond Pickle Party runs Friday, Nov. 6 through Sunday, Nov. 8 across the Arts District and Jackson Ward. It’s...
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Boycotting the Byrd: Richmond’s latest victim of cancel culture
When the Byrd Theatre opened in Carytown in 1928, its large marble walls, almost 1,400 seats and enormous crystal chandelier made it a film venue people came to love. Today, the outside of the Byrd shows its age, with a rundown marquee sign that reads “BYRD,” with only the “R” lighting up, and noticeable wear and tear on the building’s exterior. The lines down the block that once illustrated the theatre’s popularity are now gone, most recently because it became embroiled in the country’s culture wars over transgender rights and the Israel-Hamas war.
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Exploring aging and homelessness: Community screening of ‘No Place to Grow Old’
RICHMOND, Va. -- Older adults can face certain challenges when finding and maintaining stable housing. The award-winning documentary ‘No Place to Grow Old’ explores aging and homelessness. The Partnership for Positive Aging is organizing a community screening event sponsored by Genworth. A discussion with local leaders will follow.
thephilva.com
First Tee – Greater Richmond is Changing the Game for Local Youth
Sports can play a significant role in children’s lives. It can build community and teach important life skills, like how to set goals and work toward accomplishing them. At First Tee – Greater Richmond, kids can experience all of that and more while developing a love for golf, setting them up to succeed far beyond the green.