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Wild Rides
Richmond native and New York multi-instrumentalist Michael Hearst releases his fourth book and album, “Unconventional Vehicles.”
The New, the Old and the Obscure
Brief reviews of books by George Saunders, Kurt Vonnegut and Natalia Ginzburg.
Ledbury launches small batch footwear brand
Tangier boots and shoes designed in Richmond and made in Italy.
Fashionably Resilient
RVA Fashion Week will benefit Feed More with a dinner fashion show at Quirk Hotel, plus a week of programming.
Hearing the Call
Menuhin Competition guest artist Regina Carter discusses the Olympics for young violinists, held this year in Richmond.
Time Traveler
Richmond hip-hop artist McKinley Dixon’s expansive, introspective sounds.
Calling Film Junkies
The James River Film Festival is returning with a free virtual event over four days, though donations are needed.
Review: “Nomadland” (Hulu)
Frances McDormand delivers another great performance as an aging American worker on the road.
Spring Things
Some safe, outdoor things to do in the coming month.
Force of Nature
Terrific writing and another memorable turn from Kate Winslet in HBO’s gritty crime series, “Mare of Easttown.”
Coma Chameleon
“4000 Days” at Richmond Triangle Players explores love and memory.
Home Fires
Firehouse’s “Fires in the Mirror” explores Brooklyn’s 1991 race riot.
Love and Rockets
Richmond Triangle Players’ “This Bitter Earth” is a cathartic experience in a safe environment.
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