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Culture Extra

Two small set plays bring big perspectives

A pair of plays from the United Kingdom theater scene, Godot is a Woman and Strategic Love Play, journey from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to downtown Charlottesville as part of […]

Julia Stumbaugh | May 20, 2026

Culture Works

Ten women artists string a vision together in Phaeton Gallery group show

In culmination of an ambitious project that began at the end of January 2025 when a group of artists convened at Phaeton Gallery to work on creating a clothesline, “Weathering: […]

Sarah Sargent | May 20, 2026

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Eurydice at Four County Players through 5/24

Director Devynn Thomas brings a fresh take on one of the most frequently retold Greek myths with playwright Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice. This reimagining breathes new life into the classic tale […]

C-VILLE Writers | May 13, 2026

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Michael Hirsch at The Stage at WTJU 5/16

Richmond-based mead the dear offers a cosmic-country sound steeped in old-time influences. The act functions as an outlet for songwriter Michael Hirsch to blend a bevy of interconnected inspirations—folk revival, […]

C-VILLE Writers | May 13, 2026

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Steep Canyon Ranger at the Jefferson Theater 5/16

Steep Canyon Rangers is back, and the group’s returning to a more focused sound. Touring to promote its 15th studio album—set to release May 22—the band of string pickers and […]

C-VILLE Writers | May 13, 2026

Culture Small Bites

The Enemy throws in, Peter Chang returns, and chicken persists

If you love the empanadas at Cumbre Bakery, try them all dressed up at the Downtown Mall’s newest fine dining restaurant, The Enemy. Opened in late April in York Place, […]

Sarah Golibart Gorman | May 13, 2026

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Fonville x Fribush at Rivanna River Company 5/16

A B3 model Hammond organ from 1962, like the type Sam Fribush sets himself up behind, weighs upwards of 310 pounds—and that’s just the console unit alone. Throw the bench […]

CM Gorey | May 13, 2026

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Art history, ballet, and musical theater coalesce in Little Dancer

Little Dancer: A New Musical, an original play written and produced by local daughter-father duo Olivia and Chris Colvin, is set for its stage debut. Inspired by the life of […]

CM Turner | May 13, 2026

Culture Feature

Some Central Virginians with the red-meat allergy alpha-gal turn to acupuncture for symptom relief 

It took two years and four multi-day hospitalizations before Kenny Belew, 47, finally knew what left him writhing in pain, his gut raw and inflamed, his midsection almost comically distended. […]

Christine Kueter | May 6, 2026

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Bella White at The Southern 5/8

Bella White stretches her sonic blueprint beyond her bluegrass roots to arrive at a moodier brand of contemporary folk. The Calgary, Canada, native recently relocated from Vancouver Island to New […]

C-VILLE Writers | May 6, 2026

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