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Rag Trade looks at the...

On varying scales, Charlottesville is home to most of the cultural institutions of a much larger city: theater, opera...

A new boost for the...

If you walk or drive past the Corner in the next few weeks, you may be surprised to see people suspended from the top...

Tom Tom Festival is all...

As Tom Tom Founders Festival Director Paul Beyer sits in the audience during Founders Summit talks and hears fellow...

The Young Men’s Shop’s...

The Young Men’s Shop—opened by Henry Reuben on the Downtown Mall in 1927—is closing its doors after nearly 90 years...

Future focus

What does the future hold? We examine what has happened in Charlottesville’s past and present to make some zany...

Off the top

When you woke up this morning, you probably pressed, fluffed, tucked or splashed water on a work of art—one you wear...

Cracking up

When it comes to making people laugh, comedian Kurt Braunohler goes big. Really big. He once hired a skywriter to...

Legendary attorney,...

Stetson-wearing James Benjamin Dick, longtime Charlottesville attorney and colorful president of the Foxfield Racing...

At home with…Christy Ford

Any list of tastemakers in Charlottesville needs Christy Ford’s name on it. The owner of And George, an antique and...

Strong influence

What does it mean to make a mark on the land? That was a question posed of VMDO principal David Oakland as a...