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Richmond Public Library to screen documentary on John Burris
In honor of Black History Month, Richmond Public Library will host a screening of the documentary "John Burris: Godfather of Police Litigation" inside Richmond...
Richmond filmmaker’s ‘The Envelope’ a love letter to one’s inner critics
By Kathy Chouteau
Richmond independent filmmaker Jayson Johnson is currently working on his latest film, The Envelope, on a topic that’s deeply personal to him:...
Richmond native Keycha Gallon celebrates launch of new book
By Kathy Chouteau
Keycha Gallon, a native of Richmond’s Iron Triangle and CEO and founder of the nonprofit Keyz 2 the Future, is celebrating the...
‘Bubbles & Brunch’ spreads the love on Valentine’s weekend
By Kathy Chouteau
If sipping mimosas for a charitable cause sounds like a fab plan this coming Valentine's, Just Imagine KidZ’ “Bubbles & Brunch” celebration...
Baltic Kiss fundraising to keep doors open
Owners of the Baltic Kiss are fundraising to keep the financially struggling business open.
Chef Tony Carracci and his partner, Miss Suzie, say they are...
Point Richmond Gallery presents ‘Four Sight: Four Women – Four Visions’
Point Richmond Gallery invites the community to view its newest exhibition Four Sight: Four Women — Four Visions.
The exhibit shows how four celebrated artists...
Richmond artist group receives District Art Partner grant
By Kathy Chouteau
Visual Artists of Richmond (VAR), a Richmond volunteer advocacy group that creates artist opportunities, shares resources and supports member art, received a...
El Cerrito High Jazz Ensemble marks milestone with Chicago performance
The El Cerrito High School Jazz Ensemble recently marked a milestone with a performance at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago...
Point Richmond Gallery reception bids adieu to ‘DUO’
By Kathy Chouteau
It’s your last chance to catch this abstract duo’s work before their exhibition comes down.
The Point Richmond Gallery will hold a “Closing...
‘Plant Swap’ set to sprout up in library courtyard
By Kathy Chouteau
It’s an opportunity to start the year off right, while reveling in the satisfaction of living in fertile California.
The Richmond Public Library...
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A healthy dose of nature: ‘Park Rx Day’ comes to Nicholl Park
By Kathy Chouteau
Got something that ails you? The City of Richmond’s Community Services/Recreation Department has just the remedy: A day outside at Nicholl Park.
It’s all...
Volunteers clean and adopt Humphrey Playlot on Earth Day
By Kathy Chouteau
Volunteers fanned out along the perimeter of Humphrey Playlot in Richmond on Earth Day, pulling weeds, picking up trash and sprucing up...
New park eyed for Pullman neighborhood
Richmond is considering buying a vacant lot at South 27th Street and Florida Avenue to build a new park and playground for the Pullman...