Pick: How-To Festival

Got skills?: The How-To Festival is a fun, fast-paced day of learning that helps you master a new skill in just 15-30 minutes. Local professionals and organizations take over the […]

Pick: Bob Log III

Enjoy the ride: Clad in a skin-tight jumpsuit and singing through a motorcycle helmet wired to a telephone handset, Bob Log III delivers a one-man show of musical mayhem like […]

Rooted wisdom

If Kat Maier were a plant, you could say she has released her seeds all around Charlottesville. She’s been here since 2005, teaching and practicing herbalism, so at this point […]

Heads will roll

Set in ninth- and 10th-century Europe, Robert Eggers’ brutal revenge saga The Northman is a lavish, sweeping film, but its unrelenting gore will undoubtedly repel many viewers.  Loosely based on […]

Galleries: May

May Shows Artistic Remedies for Creative Hearts 8767 Seminole Tr., Ste. 101, Ruckersville. “The Birds and the Bees” by Sigrid Eilertson and “The Dream Weave—Everything We Dream About in Life […]

Pick: Gogol Bordello

In solidarity: Punk rock band Gogol Bordello has cultivated a unique sound that’s reflective of its members’ diverse origins. Formed in America by immigrants from Ukraine, Russia, Ecuador, and Ethiopia, […]

Pick: Camp Revel

Gear up: Don your camo and headlamp, or simply strap on Tevas to gear up for Camp Revel. Woodsy vibes plus “a lust for creativity, connection, and a hint of […]

Freedom in movement

While developing the choreography for Connections, its original production that premieres May 7, Charlottesville Ballet had some big questions.  For answers, the company, coming off a two-year pandemic hiatus, turned […]