The different approaches to small towns in “Weapons” and “King of the Hill.”

Vegan cat cafe, The Purrfect Bean, is now open on Lombardy Street.

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Butcher Brown, Fonville, Fribush and Hunter, the 34th Down Home Family Reunion, Jay Pharoah at Richmond Funny Bone, NASCAR Race Weekend, Music as Poetry, Tim O’Brien and Jan Fabricius, Fitz and the Tantrums at Lewis Ginter and more.

Check out the genre-spanning project led by Alex Foster, a Northern Virginia transplant who moved to RVA in 2020.

Award-winning actor remembered for his heroism and care for others.

Beloved Northside restaurant The Smoky Mug debuts new, larger space.

Virago Spirits and the VMHC team up to explore overlooked Virginia histories.

We asked. You answered. Here’s how your sandwich stacked up against the city’s taste buds.

Our jazz critic notes some festival changes and offers veteran advice for attendees.

Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts down by the river, Richmond Jazz and Music Festival at Maymont, Carytown Watermelon Festival, the RFN Indie Fest, Jam Packed Craft and Beer Fest, a tribute to the Dead’s “Reckoning,” Mark Farina and more.

Veg-forward dishes, the latest openings and autumn adventure scheming.

“Once on This Island” conjures a story from the Caribbean, but hopefully not its weather.

From “Witchmond” to “Strawberry Street Forever,” Freak Flags creates pennants that celebrate the River City.

Virginia’s own Alexander Mack brings freedom and flow to the Richmond Jazz and Music Festival.

New book "Proximity to Power" examines Black history in Alexandria.

Adam Turck was shot while intervening in a domestic dispute in Shockoe Bottom on Saturday.

Aug. 17 is the last day that the damaged Jefferson Davis statue will be on display at The Valentine.

With its rooftop bees, the Living Water Community Center fosters connection with nature.

There's still enough time left this summer to check out some diverse books.

Lovers in a rut in “Togetherness,” and pop culture in stasis in “Happy Gilmore 2.”