Two New Titles on the RFM Bookshelf
The only two books I have read in 2020 are written Richmonders I know personally. One is a non-fiction work by Anne Moss Rogers (read the review here), and the other is a fictional story inspired by a true story…
“Diary of a Broken Mind” Explores Addiction and Suicide From a Mother’s Personal Perspective
The day it came out, I purchased Diary of a Broken Mind at its book signing release event at Fountain Bookstore in Richmond. I had been one of author Anne Moss Rogers’ many cheerleaders as she worked on her first book,…
Talking to Your Teens About Vaping
by Mohamed Ally, MD Not too long ago, it wasn’t uncommon for high school bathrooms to be consumed with teens huffing and puffing on cigarettes between classes. These days, cigarettes among Virginia teens are about as cool as payphones:…
Pre- or Post-Gaming “Hamilton” with the Kids
If you’re like me and really want to take your kids to see the cultural phenomenon that is Hamilton, but you’re not sure it’s appropriate, here are a few tips: The lyrics are fast-moving, and since the production is all…
Museum Store Sunday Means Savings for VMFA Shoppers
In celebration with museum stores worldwide, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is pleased to announce the VMFA Shop will host the third annual Museum Store Sunday on Dec. 1. More than 1,200 museum stores across 15 countries will take…
Is Your Child Ready for The Nutcracker? What to Know Before You Go
The Richmond Ballet’s holiday tradition, The Nutcracker, returns to the Carpenter Theatre at Dominion Energy Center, December 13 through 23, 2019, with the Richmond Symphony playing Tchaikovsky’s magnificent score for all fourteen performances. From a battle beneath the branches of a mystical…
Oh Deer! Animal Strikes Spike Now through End of the Year
Fall is officially here, and October, November, and December are the worst months of the year for motor vehicle collisions with animals due to deer mating season. A collision with a deer or other animal can put a serious dent…
Tips for Parents: Helping Kids Prepare for Hurricanes
As the first major storm of the season strengthens and approaches the East Coast, Save the Children urges parents and caregivers to talk to their children about hurricanes and take immediate steps to keep kids safe. Save the Children is…
Upcoming Private School Open Houses Let Families Check Out the Options
Interested in a private school education for your children? Open house events let you tour facilities, talk to faculty, and take a closer look at schools in the area. This schedule of upcoming open houses is presented in conjunction with…
Get Fit and Give Back with RFM-sponsored Walks and Runs
There are so many ways for families to get fit and give back in #RVA this fall! RFM is proud to sponsor these upcoming events. Whether you’re walking, running, or cheering on the participants and enjoying time together as a family,…
