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WEBRVA Mag is committed to bolstering our community. Our means of achieving this? By introducing fresh and creative methods to narrate stories from our city and Commonwealth. This approach allows us to offer our readers a comprehensive experience that thrives at the crossroads of art, music, culture, and politics. As a digital and print publication, we strive to depict the highs and lows of ...
Keep The Music Playing: Over 60 Years Later, The Kingston
WEBMar 19, 2020 · The Kingston Trio will come to The Tin Pan for two intimate shows this Sunday, March 22. Our own John Reinhold talked to the current lineup about the enduring legacy of this pioneering folk group. It’s been over 60 years since The Kingston Trio first came together and helped kick off the folk boom of the early 60s.
The Peculiar and Spectral History of Swannanoa Palace
WEBJun 26, 2018 · The University was founded at Swannanoa in 1948 by Walter and Lao Russell, who leased the mansion for 50 years. Walter was a philosopher, author, and artist, who Wonderli claims Walter Cronkite called the “Leonardo Da Vinci of our time” when he died in 1963. Lao was a self-made woman from England, a former model and businesswoman, who ...
Hollywood Cemetery: A look inside one of Richmond's most …
WEBJul 27, 2017 · On a recent afternoon, a tour guide from The Valentine took RVA Mag on a little stroll to discover some history behind one of Richmond’s most cherished and popular landmarks, Hollywood Cemetery. John Notman designed Hollywood Cemetery in 1847 and named it for its immense number of holly-wood trees. At the time, Richmond was experiencing the ...
An Exclusive Q&A with Virginia Senator Mark Warner, Chairman of …
WEBApr 19, 2024 · In a comprehensive interview, former Virginia Governor and current Senior Senator Mark Warner discusses global crises, including the Middle East tensions and the AI arms race. As Chair of the Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence, he provides insights into the challenges and strategies shaping U.S. and global security dynamics.
Frozen in Time: The Unknown History of Maymont - RVA Mag
WEBOct 12, 2017 · Sallie died in 1925, at 85. She willed a great deal of her money to various charities and institutions around Richmond, including $500,000 to build the Richmond Public Library, as well as leaving generous gifts to each of her house staff. The domestic workers received between $500 to $1,000 in Mrs. Dooley’s will.
Richmond’s Next Mayor? Get To Know Dr. Danny Avula
WEBMay 14, 2024 · This comprehensive conversation with Dr. Danny Avula, a candidate for Mayor of Richmond, concludes RVA Magazine's series with prospective mayors for November 2024. Dr. Avula shares his deep commitment to Richmond, addressing disparities and enhancing public services through transparency and leadership. He draws on his extensive public health experience, emphasizing community engagement and ...
Richmond Beeristoric: A History Of Beer Brewing In RVA
WEBJan 2, 2014 · Despite the sudden focus on the local scene, in 1898, Pabst Brewing Company set us a branch in Richmond at 308-314 Hancock Street (roughly where the VCU School of the Arts is today). At this time, Pabst and Anheuser-Busch were the only national breweries with branches still operating in Richmond.
Chesterfield County’s Coming Blue Wave - RVA Mag
WEBJan 2, 2018 · Chesterfield County’s new Commissioner of Revenue captured over 55 percent of the vote to defeat incumbent Republican Timothy McPeters in a special election Nov. 7. While few in Chesterfield can even remember the last time a Democrat was elected at the county level, this post last went to a Democrat, …
Gabe And Raanan Talk Movies: An Interview With Raanan Hershberg
WEBJul 27, 2022 · Gabe Santamaria of RVA Magazine interviewed comedian Raanan Hershberg, discussing his upcoming special "Jokes from the Underground," recorded at The Comedy Cellar, set for a September YouTube release. We also talked about his podcast with Joe List, their favorite movies, and Hershberg’s performance at Sandman Comedy Club from July 28-30.