Author: John M.

There is a large rectangular brick building at Agency Avenue and Midlothian Turnpike that was art for almost 2 decades. BEST Products was founded in…

Newly added to our map of murals and street art is this wall of joy on 15th Street by _jhop_.

Submit an event for the calendar → Campus beautification at Huguenot High School Fri Mar 29 9:00PM The clean up day at Huguenot High School…

Bike Walk RVA just announced a “Celebrate Trails Day Fall Line Service Event”, a great volunteer opportunity on April 27: The Fall Line is in…

From Richmond BizSense: Its headquarters, brewing hub and 1.3-acre parcel at 321 W. Seventh St. hit the market in recent days. The property is being…

After a break-in last November where many of their tools were taken, the Bellemeade Community Bike Shop had to close down operations. This winter the…

The Planning Commission meets Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at City Hall, and will consider a number of projects in the area: ORD 2024-087 To authorize…

It might not sound like much, but your subscription of $3/month would be an amazing vote of confidence in what we’re trying to do. In…

Come out for a day of music, fun, and bull riding on April 6, at 4611 Walmsley Boulevard. Tickets are $62 HERE. Free for children…

Did you know that Richmond is getting a FREE Outdoor Gear Library? Do you like yoga? Native plants? Want to help perk up the park?…

From Richmond Public Library: We’re celebrating El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children’s Day/Book Day) on Saturday, April 27 from 12:00-4:00 PM…

From behind the old Carpet Cuts building at 5013 Forest Hill Avenue, added today to our Murals and Street Art Map. Anyone know the artist…

You can now order your community-sourced Tiny Porch t-shirt HERE: Tiny Porch 2024 is about to be in full swing! Neighbors created unique shirt designs,…

About twenty people turned out Monday evening for a City of Richmond Department of Public Works hosted informational meeting on the James River Branch Trail…

We’ve put together a map of murals and street art across South Richmond. Did you know that there was this much fantastic work out there?…

After John Cullen Robertson (one of the original owner-developers of the Forest Hill streetcar line) died in 1922, his widow, deGraffenried “Graffie” Taylor Robertson, demolished…

From wric.com According to the Richmond Police Department, officers were called to the 3400 block of McRand Street near East 34th Street around 9:59 p.m….

A house and 2 vacant lots are up for auction through Motley’s on Wednesday, March 27: 1814 Stockton Street 1810 Boston Avenue 414 Marx Street

Anyone know anything about this piece at 5th and Maury? It came up between May and August 2017.  

At Midlothian Turnpike and Hull Street