How to smell 200 things at once? Drink wine
Smell is without a doubt the most powerful of the senses.
New album brings second coming of Jay Pun and Morwenna Lasko
Longtime local duo Morwenna Lasko and Jay Pun offered C-VILLE a sneak preview of tracks from their new album, Chioggia Beat. There’s been a whiff of mystery about the second […]
Drunk Tigers' Zach Carter talks new EP, peanut butter and the 'Mats
Can’t remember what was playing on Zach Carter’s turntable when I wound up on the porch of his Belmont house a few months ago. But between Budweiser-n-’bascos, I remember that […]
Fardowner's adopts new pub style
When Fardowners opened on the Square in Crozet, chef Mark Cosgrove never imagined he’d eventually be serving sliders and wings.
Talking to Breaux Vineyards' Dave Collins on the verge of harvest
“I just look at the color,” says Dave Collins, “and I pretty much have an idea of whether the grapes are ready.”
A lively beginning, a serious test and a sweet return
Catherine Zirker, 26, is an avid rock-climber. So is her husband, Chris Zirker, 24.
Post-renovations, the UVA Art Museum stretches out
Local artist Rob Tarbell is a tall guy, easily as long-limbed as Feedback—say, the David Robinson to your arts columnist’s Tim Duncan
Gallery Listings
Art Upstairs Gallery 112 W. Main St. Tuesday-Sunday, noon-5pm. 923-3900. Through September 27: “Home Sweet Home: Scenes We Know and Love,” oil paintings by Randy Sights Baskerville. BozArt 211 W. […]
We come to praise Burgundy's other white grape
Growing up, my brother’s and my favorite movie was The Karate Kid. It was one of two movies that we had on VHS and we could recite it (and Romancing […]
Open your hearts to Sushi Love
When friends ask us if we’d like to go out for sushi, Restaurantarama has to pause, take a very deep breath and say, “Mmm…maybe.