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Halloween's on a Saturday and there's plenty to do all weekend.

Broadway in Richmond’s musical adaptation of romantic tearjerker “The Notebook” comes to the Altria Theater.

Interactive website tracks fall foliage around Virginia to help you plan a trip.

I did not become an educator to argue with my students about cell phones.

Nesting narratives and flimsy realities in “You Can See Everything” and “A Talent for Murder.”

Sip into autumn with these local wine crawls and tastings.

A new doc shows how a communal punk house in Harrisonburg became the most famous house venue on the East Coast.  

With “Wet Brain,” 5th Wall reaffirms its willingness to go to extremes.

The highpoint of the Modlin Center’s 30th anniversary is a return of premier jazz bassist Christian McBride as curator of a jazz mini-festival.

Richmond Zombie Walk, David Cross, Nikki Glaser, Eleanor Moss at Spacebomb, Christian McBride and Ursa Major, Brother Thunder and Kings, Piranha Rama, Camo Face and Reverse Yr Curse, Erin and the Wildfire, Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE, The Cosmic Harp of Erin Roukous, Abed Elmajid Shalabi's “Forced…

Gillian Welch, David Rawlings and Paul Kowert climb the mountain of American songwriting that is the Grateful Dead at Carpenter Theatre.

Landis Wine premieres new debut EP For Style Weekly.

Richmond Ballet’s “Elevation” reflects the continued maturation of the company.

We asked some local bookstore owners to give us their picks.

Painted portraits by two generations of a Richmond family star in “Life on Canvas” at the Valentine.

Bridge project could close Manchester access point to downtown for two years.

Independent grocer Good Foods Grocery has been serving Richmond for four decades.

The surprisingly appealing nostalgia of “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger,” and the shocking indifference of the newest Ben Affleck fest, “Animals.”

A scary good pizza guide, plus pizza news and pizza-adjacent bites.

Botanical garden struggling financially as unionized workers send message to nonprofit world.  

Garden Glow at Maymont, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Robert Lester Folsom, “Barbie: A Cultural Icon,” Richmond Oktoberfest, Harvest for All, D’Angelo Tribute at Uptown Alley, Thundercat, Ruthie Foster, Redd Volkaert, Whiskey and Wax and more.

Grammy-winning bassist and bandleader Thundercat brings his “Distracted AF” tour to the National.

Atlas Partnership brings “Grace & Glorie,” a dramedy about life, death and human connection, to Hanover Tavern.

Award-winning author Richard Carwardine to deliver The Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize lecture at American Civil War Museum.

A celebration of Richmond's own D’Angelo brought music, soul and hometown pride to the Richmond Folk Festival stage.

“Becoming,” the Branch’s new exhibition of works by Thornton Dial and Sanford Kogan, celebrates art made from reclaimed materials.

Richmond Shakespeare finds the right gothic balance in “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.”

Before having a baby, I wasn’t particularly good at doing nothing. Even rest became another thing to accomplish.

A member of the Folk Fest programming board gives his picks for this weekend.

A sampling of this weekend’s horror offerings, in theaters and on streamers.

A field guide to the Richmond Folk Festival: Brown's Island Remix.

Friends and family to honor D’Angelo, the godfather of neo soul, at Richmond Folk Fest.

Talking about the 2026 Richmond Folk Festival with the NCTA's Víctor Hernández-Sang.

Inaugural Hanover Fields & Farms Tour highlights animals, plants and more.

Virginia Opera returns with “Swiping Right,” an evening of short operas and songs about modern dating.

The Richmond Folk Festival, 24th Annual Gabriel Gathering, sunn O))) and Shane Parish, Lucero, Mead the dear album release, Francine Fest, John D’earth with Laura Ann Singh, Steve Bassett: 60 Years in Music, LaMP, “Hausu” at The Byrd and more.

Steve Bassett looks back on 60 years of professional music-making before concert at Perkinson Center.

Local stars convene for concert staging of Sondheim’s Pulitzer Prize-winner.

From Richmond football to the Folk Festival, Nansemond Chief Keith Anderson is standing tall.

Charlotte's Southern Deli owners announce plans for new concept, Viola's.

Richmond-based Grammy winner Alexander Mack looks forward to performing at the Richmond Folk Festival.

Center of the Universe Brewing partners with Casa Herradura.

CultureWorks focuses on art advocacy for ArtoberVA.

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian to speak on Native Nations and the American Revolution.

Thirty years later, the iconic jam quartet returns. Fans look back on an eventful run of shows from the early 1990s.

Progress doesn't come easily to Richmond. It never has. But zoning reform would help.

The filmmakers behind “Wildcat” return with a sneak peek of their new documentary, “The Snake Rescuer’s Son,” as part of FWD:RVA.

“Mamma Mia!” tour veteran finds powerful personal messages amidst the disco beats.

Breast cancer survivors strut for the Power of Pink Luncheon and Fashion Show.

CAP(S)ULE focuses on next generation of VCU documentary and nonfiction filmmakers.