Interested in a free ticket to the Carytown Food & Wine Fest? Volunteer at the gate-take gate admission, check folks in, hand out wine glasses. A 2.5 hour shift will get you into the Festival for FREE. Shifts are 11:30-2, 1:30-4, 3:30-6. Email support@carytownrva.com with “wine festival volunteer” in the subject line. Include your name, [...]
An architect-led tour of West Cary Street and West Main Street from the Virginia Center for Architecture: Richmond’s West Cary Street and West Main Street corridors are part of a neighborhood where growth and a mix of uses are being embraced. Hear how cities are led by champions who provide the leadership and, in this [...]
This week at Chop Suey: Friday, September 24th, 6-8 pm: Zines on Toast, an event featuring readings by authors of zines, will take place in our upstairs gallery. Saturday, September 25th, 3 pm: Poets Colin Cheney and Darren Morris will read in our upstairs gallery.
The first Ukrop’s switched over to Martin’s just about 5 months ago. What do you think so far?
Someone has managed to keep their sense of humor about a lost set of keys: This past Friday night/Saturday morning (Sept 17/18) I managed to lose my keys. Alcohol was most definitely involved. Places I went that evening: 3100 block of Floyd, New York Deli in Carytown, 3200 block of W. Franklin… and of course [...]
Dean Christesen has info on a benefit party for the Byrd Theater: Local artist Daniel Pritchett holds the Byrd close to his heart and is reaching out to help the Byrd Theatre Foundation, enlisting his friend and guitarist John Conley. On Tuesday night, Conley’s trio with bassist Rusty Farmer and drummer Aaron Binder, and bluegrass [...]
richmond.com recently reran Alix Bryan’s look at the Devil’s Triangle, A seedy neighborhood transformed into an economic corridor. Of Bryan’s 1,500 words, the 3 that tag the area as “the Upper Fan” are what I’ve heard brought up… The Devil’s Triangle spans less than a mile and is bundled into an urban area that Richmond [...]
Silver Persinger has posted video of poetry reading with Adam Chiles, Sommer Browning, and Tony Mancus held at Chop Suey Books this past Friday.
The RTD reported on Saturday that the Carytown Merchants Association is staying neutral on plans for the old Verizon building: In a letter to members, signed by Bob Broomfield, the association’s president, the group says it will support any development that meets the city’s master plan for the area. “The Carytown Merchants Association supports economic [...]
The Mayor’s Bike, Pedestrian and Trails Commission will hold a public forum on Monday, September 20 at The Carillon at Byrd Park from 6-9PM. The presentations will start at 6:30PM.
This week at the Byrd Theater: Despicable Me and The Last Airbender.
A review by Jon and Leah Nelson in richmond.com has good things to sat about 3325 West Café: The highlight of 3325 West Café is certainly the outdoor dining and breezy cafe vibe. If you’re looking for a great place to sit back and nosh on some tasty bites with friends, it does not disappoint.
I’ll admit to being a little confused by this place, but I reckin’ I’m not the target customer. Looking online, they seem to be getting a reputation for being priced high on the hookahs…
Craigslist has word on a missing cat: “Missing male grey cat with a bob tail on 9/11 in the museum district.”
Anika Imajo has the story behind Richmond’s own sailor sandwich: The brazen assemblage of hot pastrami, grilled knockwurst, melted Swiss and hot mustard on rye bread, curiously known in these parts as a “sailor sandwich” is, most likely, a true Richmond native. Carytown’s New York Deli, established in 1929 and operating at its current location [...]
Jaks Bagels and Deli, coming to 3443 West Cary Street soonish, maybe in late October: Welcome to Carytown’s premier bagelry and sandwich shop. When you visit Jaks Bagels & Deli, you are in for a treat. Experience our fresh home-made New York style bagels, delight your tastebuds with one of Jaks signature sandwiches, or sip [...]
The 2010 St.Benedictine Oktoberfest will be Friday 5PM-10PM, Saturday 11AM-10PM, and Sunday noon-6PM (9/17-9/19/2010) at Hanover and Belmont. 25 featured German and local breweries, wineries; platters, sandwiches, pretzels, desserts and more… FREE
Register now for Ellwood Thompson’s A Fall Palate: Taste the many beers and ciders of the season and spicy, full-flavored cheeses. We’ll sample and discuss a selection of pumpkin beers, ciders, and other fall & winter favorites.
Eurotrash celebrates their 3rd year this Wednesday: It’s hard to believe it’s almost been 3 years since Eurotrash opened its doors. Come help us to celebrate with a bit of bubbly — afterall, we wouldn’t be here without you! September 15th – 6-8 PM Valet Parking provided. Please RSVP to info@shopeurotrash.com . While here, register [...]
