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.
The Harlem Globetrotters will bring their 100 Year Tour to Petersburg’s VSU Multi-Purpose Center on April 3, offering a family-friendly mix of basketball, showmanship, and crowd interaction as part of their centennial celebration.
The Black College Invitational Championship arrives at Virginia State University March 27–28 in a new two-day format, featuring CIAA and SIAC teams and positioning VSU as both host and competitor in a campus-centered HBCU postseason event.
Chesterfield County Police are increasing their presence at Chesterfield Towne Center after social media posts suggested a possible “teen takeover” event this weekend. Officials say they are monitoring the situation and working with mall management to ensure safety.
VCU erased a 19-point deficit to defeat North Carolina 82–78 in overtime, fueled by T. Hill Jr.’s 31-point performance and a decisive edge in three-point shooting. The comeback marks a statement win for the Rams and highlights their ability to execute under pressure.
Henrico County’s new “Blaze & Badge” summer camp gives middle school girls a hands-on introduction to careers in fire, police, and emergency services, aiming to inspire the next generation of public safety leaders.
VCU Rams men’s basketball secured the Atlantic 10 tournament championship, earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament and sending Richmond back to March Madness.
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…
Arthur Ashe Jr.’s legacy is woven throughout Richmond. While his tennis achievements made him a global figure, the city where he was born continues to preserve the places connected to his life and influence.Here are five sites in Richmond where residents and visitors can experience the lasting presence of one of the city’s most celebrated…
Stand-up comedian Jo Koy, one of the most successful touring comics in the world, will bring his “Just Being Koy Tour” to Richmond this spring with a performance at the Altria Theater on April 9, 2026 at 8 p.m.The show marks a stop in Koy’s latest international tour, which has taken the comedian to major…