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Got a fever for more holiday music happenings? We've got your RVA roundup.

Author of book about political art during the American Revolution to speak at VMHC.

RVA Skate School teaches the sweet science of skateboarding to the next generation.

Virginia Rep opens a brand new adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.”

December’s first weekend features major dance events that focus on the observer.

Broadway in Richmond’s “Les Misérables” comes to the Altria Theater for a six-day stint.

Author to speak about the infamous Kepone environmental disaster in Hopewell.

Featuring all-star local musicians, the Potluck sets up shop at Révéler Experiences.

A chat with Todd Barry before his weekend performance at Richmond Music Hall.

Valentine exhibition “West By Water: Richmond’s James River and Kanawha Canal” explores one of the city’s historic waterways.

A sampling of upcoming holiday markets to shop local.

The Mill’s radio play of “It’s a Wonderful Life” wittily answers many sound effects questions.

Alvin Lester's late-20th century portraits capture the work lives of Black Richmonders.

Archival interview with actor and pioneering reggae star Jimmy Cliff from 2010.

“Sentimental Value” and “Train Dreams” are bleak and worthy family dramas, just in time for the holidays.

After a major kickoff, "Giants" starts monumental conversations at VMFA.

Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival goes international with films from Indigenous and Aboriginal peoples around the world.

Richmond returnee to challenge privilege in her direction of climate change drama “Lungs.”

Powerful without being polemical, Firehouse’s “A Distinct Society” meets the political moment with humor and humanity.

Francesca Lyn is a key figure in the local comics scene — writing, editing, teaching and even performing stand-up comedy on the side.