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Byrd Theatre to dedicate Reinhard Auditorium following major donation

May 8, 2019 Trevor Dickerson

The Reinhart family recently provided a $500,000 donation to the Foundation – the largest gift in the Foundation’s history – to pay down the Foundation’s mortgage and establish several new initiatives.

Brett Young and Gary Allan added to 2019 Innsbrook After Hours lineup

April 24, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Tickets go on sale this Friday, April 26th, 2019 at 10:00 AM.

INTERACTIVE: Exploring Richmond’s hidden world of salsa and bachata

April 24, 2019 Capital News Service

The salsa and bachata scene is strong in Richmond as restaurants and bars across the metro area host Latin dancing events all week long. Here is your guide to find the hidden gems where locals can go for a little Latin flavor.

Easter on Parade Takes Over Monument Avenue

April 19, 2019 Richard Hayes

Here comes Peter Cottontail hopping along Monument Avenue.

INTERACTIVE: What to see at this year’s Richmond International Film & Music Festival

April 18, 2019 Capital News Service

The Richmond International Film Festival opens April 23rd, featuring a wide range of content from Africa to Europe to the event’s own hometown. Here’s what to see and where to go.

RVA Fashion Week returns with full lineup of events April 22nd

April 16, 2019 RVAHub Staff

More than 3,500 people are expected to attend a wide variety of events, including runway shows, panel discussions, networking opportunities and the return of a Cultural Fashions Showcase from actor, director, and producer Tim Reid.

Chris Young, Killer Queen, ABBA The Concert coming to Innsbrook After Hours

April 15, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Killer Queen and ABBA The Concert will perform July 24th and Chris Young will perform August 31st at the SERVPRO of Richmond Pavilion.

VMFA announces upcoming exhibit, “A Return to the Grand Tour: Micromosaic Jewels from the Collection of Elizabeth Locke”

April 12, 2019 RVAHub Staff

Including 92 examples dating from the late 18th and 19th century, the exquisite and intricately crafted works feature subjects such as Renaissance paintings, architecture, animals, and landscapes, many reset as jewelry in designs by Elizabeth Locke.

43rd Street Festival of the Arts Taking Artist Applications Through End of the Month

April 10, 2019 Richard Hayes

If you’re an artist looking for a show get your application in before May 1st.

Female stories front and center in first ever Women’s Theatre Festival

April 9, 2019 Capital News Service

Richmond’s first-ever Women’s Theatre Festival is underway. The festival, housed in TheatreLAB’s black box theater, includes four one-woman shows: “Message From a Slave,” “Bad Dates,” “Pretty Fire” and “Golda’s Balcony.” The plays rotate in rep with one another through April 20.

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