Emily Couric Leadership Forum honors local student leaders
Local young ladies and women were recognized yesterday at the Emily Couric Leadership Forum for their hard work and leadership.
Small Bites: This week's restaurant news
Happy hour in the haus Every second spent eating Tara Koenig’s cupcakes is a happy one, so you’re guaranteed to get downright giddy at Sweethaus’ new happy hour(s) on Tuesdays from 2 to 4pm, when buying two cupcakes gets you one on the, er, haus. A pop-up chef On Sunday, catch Clifton Inn’s Tucker Yoder […]
Green Scene: This week's greenie news
Alice Waters, original foodie and creator of Berkeley, California’s Chez Panisse, made a stop at Buford Middle School’s City Schoolyard Garden last week. (Cramer Photo) This spring, goats have loomed large in what I think of as the headlines of our household: “Goats Escape; Are Recaptured. “Novice Farmers Await Birth of Unknown Number of Kids.” […]
Charlottesville City Council to improve Carver, Tonsler
City Coucil approves appropriation of $350,000 for improving aspects of Carver Recreation Center and Tonsler Park.
C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for Apr 17-Apr 23
Thursday 4/19 Poetry in motion The Bridge’s neo-bohemian attitude also leads to film enthusiasts rubbing elbows with painters, musicians, photographers and writers, so it only seems inevitable that this cultural soup has resulted in Flicker Poetry. On Thursday night, Michael Rutherglen, Lisa Fink, and Jordan Bolden will read their work in between films by Stan Brakhage […]
UVA receives $12 million gift for Contemplative Sciences Center
New center will involve collaboration among the schools within UVA and encourage the study and application of contemplation, yoga and meditation.
Small Bites: This week's restaurant news
At tavola on Monday, April 23, a night when the busy Italian eatery usually takes a well-deserved night off, you’ll find the space transformed into an Asian restaurant for a one-night-only pop-up called, most appropriately, Marco Polo
A new kid on the block
As we go to press with his second Feedback column, I’d like to officially welcome James Ford to our staff.
Green Scene: This week's environmental news
"National good, I submit, should overcome personal convenience."
Charlottesville’s first constructed mosque has ribbon cutting
The Islamic Society of Central Virginia fundraised for dozens of years and now has a purpose-built space for prayers and events.