Charlottesville street style: Girls who wear glasses
I caught Ph.D. student LIZ on West Main Street as she was making her way Downtown to meet friends. Her H&M dress was a gift from a friend, and her […]
“Stay Prayed Up” at the Haven
Lift your spirits with a gospel music event at the Haven on Sunday, August 26th. Traditional gospel music — from Louisa County’s Ladies of Praise, Richmond groups the Golden Jubilees and […]
A stay at home dad finds support online
After my first son was born some four years ago, I briefly thought about starting a blog to document staying home with him, but then dismissed the idea. I wasn’t […]
A changing of the guard in C&O’s cellar
No story on the C&O would be complete without mention of its wine cellar. We’ve crowned the calligraphied list Best of C-VILLE seven-plus years running and it’s won Wine Spectator’s […]
Live Music at the Virginia Craft Brewers Fest
The beloved annual music festival known as The Festy Experience doesn’t get underway until October, but those who can’t wait can get an early taste can do this Saturday, August […]
WillowTree and beyond: Charlottesville’s startup hotspot status
When I landed back in Charlottesville this past spring after 10 years in New Jersey, the fact that the area is starting to get national attention as business and tech […]
We love this town: Get sporty
I grew up in the city and I love the country, a fact borne out by the fact that I have lived as an adult in New York, Boston, and […]
ARTS Pick: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Saturday & Sunday 8/25 & 8/26 Behold the night Theater and wine go way back. The first known festivals were held in celebration of Dionysus, and what better way to […]
Always warm, always charming, always C&O
Inside the C&O’s big wooden door, it was cool and dark and reminiscent of lovely evenings spent there—some for occasions, others for a final drink on a night I wasn’t […]
We love this town: Feels like home to me
Prior to graduating from college, my assumption was that entering adulthood meant settling down with a full-time job and a husband, maybe some kids. Turns out, transitioning into a full-fledged […]