The Richmond Pops Band will honor America’s heroes with a special Veterans Day concert on November 11, featuring patriotic favorites, the VCU Choir, and guest soloist Gia Qazi.
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RFM team members share books they have enjoyed. Maybe you will, too! Michelle Icard’s Fourteen Talks by Age Fourteen was going to be required reading in our family. We’ve embarked…
Cozy holiday reads from our friends at Richmond Public Library.
Dobro master Jerry Douglas, a 16-time Grammy winner, shares his passion for performing, producing, and connecting with audiences ahead of his Tin Pan show.
One of Broadway’s own is heading home to Richmond to play Miss Hannigan in ANNIE for Cadence Theatre, running December 12-21 at the Dominion Energy Center’s Libby Gottwald Playhouse.
Virginia natives Laura Wayasz and Bailey Ryon bring their talents home in the touring production of the Tony-winning musical Kimberly Akimbo at Altria Theater.
Pianist, songwriter, and radio host Jim Brickman has spent nearly three decades bringing his signature sound to audiences across the country. This fall, he returns to one of his favorite tour stops — Richmond — for two intimate performances at The Tin Pan.
A new musical, Gabriel, brings to life the untold story of Gabriel’s Rebellion, blending history and modern themes to reveal a powerful, human fight for freedom.
RPAA offers free tickets to select performances to community members, along with pre-show events such as artist panels, interactive workshops, and live music showcases.
Children’s author Emberli Pridham is out with the fourth installment in her outstanding book series, A Real-Life Fairy Tale (A Real Life Fairy Tale – Tales of Courage and Kindness). …
Stan the T. Rex, a life-size replica of one of the most complete T. rex skeletons, now roars at CMoR Downtown, sparking wonder, play, and discovery for families.
Explore The Power of Poison at the Science Museum of Virginia Oct. 4–Apr. 19, 2026—an immersive exhibition blending myth, history, science, and hands-on fun.