C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for May 1-May 7
Saturday 5/5 Get in step It’s time to dust off that birthday sombrero in the back of the closet and head over to the Salsa Social where DJ “O” Con […]
WTJU’s Folk Marathon is a Week-Long Feast for Music Fans
Upcoming shows will pay tribute to beloved labels like Rounder and Island Records, as well as live on-air performances by Trees on Fire and the Downbeat Project, and shows devoted to more unusual themes, such as “The Music of Coal,” the songs of late Monkee Michael Nesmith, and a two-hour collection of songs about chickens.
Green Scene Blog: Zero Garbage on vacation
Rose Brown explains how to avoid waste even while traveling.
Green Scene Blog: The energy future in Virginia
Appalachian Voices’ Tom Cormons says Dominion’s 15-year plan isn’t right for Virginia.
Charlottesville Salvation Army Celebrates Centennial
The Charlottesville Salvation Army is celebrating its 100 year mark by hosting a week of service projects. The national organization was founded in 1865, but the Charlottesville affiliate began in […]
Permaculture Primer
Permaculture is a contraction of “permanent” and “agriculture.” Instead of using artificial fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides, instead of watering and irrigation, instead of planting in straight lines and single species, […]
Central Virginia is Horse Country
With the semi-annual Foxfield Races scheduled for Saturday, April 28th, what better time to focus on the tradition of Central Virginia steeplechase races along with the steady demand for equestrian […]
Around the bend: Thrilling moments
I am an emotionalist/sentimentalist, thrill of victory/agony of defeat kind of person.
Green Scene Blog: Biking is all about infrastructure
Biker Sky Blue sizes up Charlottesville’s bike-friendliness.
C-VILLE Arts Beat: Top Picks for Apr 24-Apr 30
Thursday 4/26 la guitarra del rockin You wouldn’t know by their latest studio album, Area 52, but ATO artists Rodrigo y Gabriela met in Mexico City playing in a thrash metal […]