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This Saturday, take part in a public conversation about a grocery store in Fifeville
Saturday, Aug. 24, community members are invited to attend “Buy Back The Block,” a conversation about food justice and the Black community in Fifeville, as well as the possibility of a grocery store on Cherry Avenue. The event is part of the “Can I Talk To You C-Ville?”...
Botanical Garden of the Piedmont Hosts 1st Ever Botanical Art Festival
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW): For the first time ever, the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont on Melbourne Road in Charlottesville will be hosting a Botanical Art Festival. The program of special events will begin on Saturday, September 7th and run until Thursday, September 12th. You can enter the garden...
Gym co-owner gears up for fifth CrossFit Games at 68 years old
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - You can find CrossFit SPRC co-owner Martha Redinger hard at work in her gym this week, as she gears up for her fifth CrossFit games. It’s a time for men and women to prove who are the fittest athletes in the world. “I think I’m...
Suicide: Film to explore people who find their way back from dark places
The screening, presented by the Charlottesville Area Suicide Prevention Resource & Awareness Council, is free; registration is not required. “Anyone can get broken.” The words effortlessly formed by a marine who once did not believe them himself, until a tragic plane crash sent his life down a path he never thought possible.
The Wavelength at Offbeat Roadhouse
The Wavelength will pull into Offbeat Roadhouse Friday night, August 30, for a concert which will also be broadcast on WTJU. The Wavelength is a consortium of Charlottesville’s finest musicians performing a blend of vintage rock and jazzy bluesy vibrations. This is a free event, open to all. You...
‘The community has spoken’: Charlottesville Parks and Rec unveils master plan
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville Parks and Recreation master plan is finally complete. Since October of last year, Parks and Rec has solicited feedback from community members through events, stakeholder meetings, focus groups, and an online survey. Director Riaan Anthony says that after combing through the data, they found...
Mission to care for wild animals continues at Wildlife Center of Virginia
Milestones are nothing new at the Wildlife Center of Virginia after 42 years of caring for wild animals, but Wednesday afternoon’s is especially important. The Center admitted its 100,000th patient, a Northern Ring-necked snake from Staunton that had been stuck to a tree in a glue trap along with two dead snakes.
Live Arts presents two plays in repertory with opening night receptions, actor Q&As
Live Arts Theater launches the 2024/25 VOYAGES Season in the fall with two plays alternating performances in rotating repertory: An Iliad and What the Constitution Means to Me. An Iliad, written by Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare, is directed by David Minton. A Poet wearily enters with a suitcase, having...
106.1 The Corner’s Samantha at Stonefield for Bark and Browse!
Looking for a new home and a furry friend? Join Samantha on Saturday, August 24, from 11 AM to 1 PM, for Bark and Browse, a special pet adoption event and open house at the Lawn at the Shops at Stonefield. Meet adorable, adoptable pets from the Albemarle SPCA while...
Introducing Ethos: A Community-Focused Wine and Tea Room From Tiffany Nguyen and Kylie Britt
817 West Main is one of the most storied locations in Charlottesville food. It has been home to places like l’étoile, The Cotton Exchange, Parallel 38, and, most recently, Guajiros. Now two women – Tiffany Nguyen and Kylie Britt – are writing the next chapter of what a City of Charlottesville Architectural Survey once called a “very small building” with “the shape of a right angle trapezoid.” Ethos Wine & Tea is now open, serving wine, tea, sandwiches and snacks.
Where to Eat in Charlottesville
If you’re coming to visit, here’s a guide on where to eat in Charlottesville, from white tablecloths to fun and casual spots. Tucked away in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville, VA is the definition of picturesque. Known for its beautiful sceneries, rich history and culture, and vibrant dining scene, there is no shortage of southern charm here.
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