Goodwill’s new boutique, Second Debut, will be opening on Feb. 10th in what used to be part of Leo Burke’s furniture store. Carytown Boutique, Second Début by Goodwill Address: 3114 W. Cary Street, Richmond, VA 23221 Hours: Monday – Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM Phone: (804) 254-7623 From [...]
From Style Weekly: Chef Mac McCrowell and two of the Cafe’s wait staff are leaving Zeus Gallery Cafe to start a new venture called Karsen’s in Carytown. Here is review of Zeus Gallery Cafe by local blogger River City Food and Wine.
Our local Carytown Ukrop’s will be part of the 3rd annual Hokies vs Hoos Food Fight. It’s a race to see who will donate most to the Cental VA Food Bank. For more info head to Hokies vs Hoos.com “Although Tech won the first two years, the third time’s a charm for UVA. This year [...]
Public hearing to discuss the budget @ 4:30 p.m. in City Hall on the 17th floor.
Found on Anaba. I don’t know if you’ve seen those cool paintings bolted to street signs across Richmond — and in our neighborhood — but I thought they were really cool. They’ve been taken down now, but don’t worry you can still catch them on Flickr.
Thanks to John for point this out. Your property assessments are online now (with a crappy interface). Property values are definitely going up on my street South of Cary, I imagine they are else where West of the Boulevard.
Poetic Principles — David Baker @ 6 pm. Parlor, Pauley Center.
Poetic Principles — Robert Richardson. @ 6 pm. Parlor, Pauley Center.
Poetic Principles — David Wojahn @ 6 pm. Parlor, Pauley Center.
From the VMFA: This [Poetic Principles] series is co-sponsored by the New Virginia Review, a leading literary and artistic organization of the Commonwealth. Series tickets: $25 (members and students $15) Single Tickets: $6 (members and students $4) Featuring David Wojahn, Robert Richardson, David Baker. Read more about VMFA’s Poetic Principles series.
First installment of the 2007 von Gribley Reading Series featuring poets Kate Greenstreet and Liz Canfield @ 7 pm.
Richmond.com is running a good interview with Didi Tremblay the manager of Dogma.
Roaring Twenties at the Byrd. $35/person or $60/couple before Feb 5th. Benefits YWCA Battered Women’s Shelter, Massey Cancer Ctr., Wig Salon, SCAN, Cosby H.S. and community scholarships.
The Atkinsons.
Fashion First.
iPod night at the Deli.
Russell Wilson Jazz Ensemble. Tickets $10.00.
