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Point San Pablo Harbor unveils new stage for outdoor concert series
Point San Pablo Harbor in Richmond is showing off its new performance stage in preparation for the upcoming Live on the Waterfront Outdoor Concert...
Richmond Eats celebrates grand opening of first brick-and-mortar location
By Kathy Chouteau
After years of serving the community from an outdoor lot on Macdonald Avenue in downtown Richmond, Armando Lara and Blanca Martinez are...
Black history meets living art at the Richmond Art Center
By Kathy Chouteau
Anyone wanting a meaningful way to celebrate Black History Month should head over to the Richmond Art Center (RAC) to view its “Art of...
Student radio returns to West Contra Costa airwaves
The article has been revised to include new, updated information from the West Contra Costa Unified School District.
Student-led KECG 97.7 FM and 88.1 FM...
Richmond artist curates exhibition at Macy’s Union Square
As San Francisco welcomes thousands of visitors for the Super Bowl LX festivities, Richmond artist Chamia LaRae is offering tourists and locals a cultural...
Catahouligans dish on coffee and good eats in Richmond
By Kathy Chouteau
Catahoula Coffee is more than a Richmond coffee shop, it’s a community of “Catahouligans” bonded by camaraderie, got-your-back-support and tasty brew. It’s...
From soul food to alkaline vegan: new offerings at New Life Café
By Kathy Chouteau
Childhood friends Dasan Mahaway and Bendrick Foster are hosting a launch event Friday for their new partnership that introduces alkaline vegan food...
Richmond-raised Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ shatters Oscar records
Director Ryan Coogler, who was raised in Oakland and Richmond, made history Thursday morning as his supernatural thriller Sinners led the 98th Academy Award...
A Few of My Favorite Things: Sopa de Elote at El Agave Azul
By Kathy Chouteau
A winter’s day, especially when the rain is falling, is my favorite time to eat one of my favorite things in the...
All-ages ‘The Planetarium’ brings music and more to Richmond
By Kathy Chouteau
Richmond’s arts and music scene just got a vibrant new addition: The Planetarium, an all-ages venue on Jacuzzi Street, is quickly becoming...












