A Brookland Park mural has sparked a citywide debate over symbolism, Black history and who gets a voice in public art—revealing deeper tensions about place, process and belonging in Richmond
Mad Skillz’s Grammy win is more than a personal achievement. It is a defining moment for Richmond, reflecting decades of cultural impact, mentorship, and a commitment to elevating the city’s creative voice.
Music at Main returns to Main Street Station with a four-week concert series blending reggae, go-go, R&B, and jazz while activating downtown Richmond through free, community-centered programming.
As The Wiz arrives at Altria Theater April 21–26, 2026, the groundbreaking musical continues to resonate as a bold celebration of Black creativity, reimagining a classic story through music, movement, and cultural pride.
A federal judge has ordered damages against members of a white nationalist group for their role in vandalizing an Arthur Ashe mural in Richmond, concluding a case that framed the act as racial intimidation under federal civil rights law.
VMFA’s 90th anniversary celebration is more than a milestone event — it marks the launch of a major expansion campaign and a broader effort to redefine how the museum connects with Richmond’s communities.
Ossicles Fest debuts in Richmond March 24–25, bringing internationally recognized avant-garde and improvised music artists to Révéler and Gallery 5 in a new two-night festival presented by Out Of Your Head Records.
RVA Fashion Week returns April 7–12 with its “Elevation” series, a week of runway shows highlighting emerging designers, established boutiques, and Richmond’s growing fashion and creative economy.
The Goochland Drive-In Theater reopens March 27 for its 2026 season, bringing back double features and one of Central Virginia’s most popular outdoor movie experiences. This year’s opening comes at a pivotal moment, as the longtime venue explores a potential ownership transition.
When CarMax Park opens its gates to the public for the first time later this month, the first sounds inside Richmond’s new ballpark will not be the crack of a bat — they will be live music.The Richmond Flying Squirrels have announced that the stadium’s first public event will be a March 26 “Taking Flight…