Multidisciplinary artist Khadija Mbowe and their production company Operatika will present a groundbreaking performance blending opera with burlesque and pole dance art.

Grab your tickets and your sense of nostalgia, because Richmond Ballet is giving the Studio Theatre the send-off it deserves. This space has been the backdrop for countless extraordinary choreographers, including the fabulous Ma Cong. And what better way to bid farewell than with a little world premiere magic?

What happens when Richmond's best artists turn their talents to the city’s most adorable pups? Enter Best in Show at Pamplemousse Gallery, where quirk meets creativity in a playful tribute to our four-legged friends. It's a celebration of art, dogs, and everything we love about this city—all in one fabulous exhibition.

So, you promised yourself you’d read more and meet new people this year? Well, here's your chance to check both off the list in one go. Enter: the Silent Book Club phenomenon. It's socializing for introverts and bibliophiles alike.

The Richmond Night Market is this open-air market that happens every 2nd Saturday, in Richmond, VA and it’s seriously one of my favorite things to do in the city. Great music, a lineup of awesome food trucks, and rows of local artisans selling the coolest handmade stuff.

A multi-media exhibition of work by Veronica Jackson addressing notions of invisibility, hypervisibility, devaluation and triumph experienced by Black women, opens at the Visual Arts Arts Center of Richmond on September 13, 2024.

If you haven't caught Ali Siddiq's hilarious stand up series on YouTube then you're in for a treat.

ICA’s Fall 2024 season unveiling on Friday, September 6 from 6-9 PM. There are three new exhibitions: Dear Mazie, Caitlin Cherry: Eigengrau, and Loie Hollowell: Space Between, A Survey of Ten Years. RSVPs encouraged

This exhibition opens at Gallery 5 as part of First Fridays in the Arts District. First Fridays is a monthly celebration of local cultural communities via galleries, eateries, businesses, non-profit orgs, +, in Richmond's Arts District and beyond. Stroll the area for numerous gallery openings happening at the same time.

Questions about inner identity and the limit of the human ability to create inside his inner space are at the center of multi-handed, abstracted figures painted by Rama AlFarkh which opens at Southside Contemporary Gallery.