Each recipient will receive $5,000 from the Virginia Artist Relief Fellowship Program, for a total of $200,000 distributed by the fund.
The Festival must go on and it will with a special television program, radio broadcasts and online streaming.
"We must nurture arts and culture now, so that our great region can draw on these vital components during and after the current crisis, and continue...
Chioke I’Anson, an assistant professor of African American Studies at VCU, will serve as the center's inaugural director of community media.
The 2nd Street Festival commemorates its 32nd anniversary October 3-4 with a virtual event celebrating downtown’s Jackson Ward community.
Yet, another popular event falls to Covid-19.
“We’re very excited about being open again, I mean we waited so long. We wanted to make sure we took all the right steps so when...
Celebrate the efforts in preservation and horticulture made by the Garden Club of Virginia (GCV) during its 100-year history with a new exhibition at the Virginia...
Stacy Shaw, the new Executive Director, as of July 1, 2020, comes to the Byrd Theatre with 30 years experience as an arts administrator having worked...
“I didn’t really want to board up my business, but it was recommended so we decided to follow suit,” he says. “After we put it up,...
