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Robert Jospé Quartet at the V. Earl Dickinson Building on 1/31

The Robert Jospé Quartet performs its distinctive modern jazz in celebration of its new studio album, The Night Sky. Played with the passion and precision the group is known for, […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 21, 2026

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Stage Kiss at Live Arts 1/23 – 2/15

Penned by Pulitzer Prize finalist and MacArthur “genius” grant recipient Sarah Ruhl, Stage Kiss is a charming and profound comedy about romance and the theater itself. The narrative follows a […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 21, 2026

Culture Feature

A tequila with local ties and the fastest-growing spirits sector

River Hawkins knows tequila. More to the point, he knows mezcal. When you’ve gone deep down the wormhole of tequila’s smokier, more bracing brethren, Hawkins says, tequila is almost too […]

Shea Gibbs | January 21, 2026

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Jon Spencer with Space Saver at The Southern Cafe & Music Hall 1/22

Since the mid-’80s, Jon Spencer has been fronting bands and serving as a notable supporting character in what the world used to call alternative music. Despite using the word blues […]

CM Gorey | January 21, 2026

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Barboursville Vineyards gets global props while we wait for the dirty horchata glazed donut

Barboursville Vineyards gets global props while we wait for the dirty horchata glazed donut  By James Sanford The British wine periodical Decanter is raising a glass to Barboursville Vineyards’ Octagon […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 14, 2026

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Soundscape Architecture explores listening as a social and political act

Soundscape Architecture, a new book co-authored by former UVA School of Architecture Dean Karen Van Lengen, explores how architecture and art can enhance listening as a social and political act. […]

Sarah Lawson | January 14, 2026

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Cullen “Fellowman” Wade at The Stage at WTJU 1/17

Washington, D.C.-born rapper and former U.S. Peace Corps volunteer Cullen “Fellowman” Wade kicks off the 2026 Third Rail music series with a performance of his recent album No Safety Net, […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 14, 2026

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‘The Death of Dido: An English Masque’ at The Rotunda 1/18

Originating as a form of festive courtly entertainment in 16th-century Europe, masques contain music, dancing, singing, acting, and allegory. The Death of Dido: An English Masque features an Italianate musical […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 14, 2026

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Cheesemaker Gail Hobbs-Page explores a European approach

Caromont Farms’ Gail Hobbs-Page recently attended Cheese: A World Around It, the world’s largest event dedicated to raw milk cheese. The conference is held every two years in Bra, Italy, […]

Sarah Golibart Gorman | January 7, 2026

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Michael Clem at The Front Porch 1/9

Local music luminary Michael Clem performs new tracks from his latest release, 60¢ A Gallon. Between February and October 2025, Clem went to work at Carriage Lane Studios with producer […]

C-VILLE Writers | January 7, 2026

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