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On Steven Spielberg’s bewilderingly disappointing “Disclosure Day.”
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Burma Jam, Richmond's punk reggae pioneers, are back in the house.
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Richmond Triangle Players readies a new queer version of the musical “I Love You Because.”
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Even with a few cavities, CAT’s “George Washington’s Teeth” delivers the laughs.
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Author to discuss how one of America's favorite commodities transformed the early United States.
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The nonprofit Girls for a Change hosts a Gym Jam to help send young girls to Ghana.
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Code Refresh
Read MoreBest way to learn about RVA’s beat scene
80404 Club nights at Hot For Pizza (1301 W. Leigh St.)
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Auntie Ning's brings Filipino cuisine — and charity — to Brookland Park.
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Hard Light Cinema
Read MoreBest way to experience the electronic music scene
Sunday Soundtracks at Révéler (3108 W. Cary St.)
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Iron Blossom Festival
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"Monuments" at The Brick and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA)
Read MoreBest piggyback strategy by a local fest
Ossicles Fest (Out of Your Head Records)
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“Mile End Kicks” and “Erupcja” offer a shot of life to the romantic dramedy.
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Chef and author Michael W. Twitty hosts historic dinner in Yorktown
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Richmond Renaissance Faire (Virago Alley)
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Universal Arts Teaching Gallery (120 N. 18th St.)
Read MoreBest use of a former thrift shop
Vis Arts expanding into the old Fan Thrift (1914 W. Main St.)
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Mocha Gourmet Market in Oregon Hill (700 Idlewood Ave.)
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