Shelby Marie Edwards still switches between “is” and “was” when talking about her mother. After all, it’s not yet two...

By Jonathan Haynes “If you look at Charlottesville in-depth, you see racial disparities at every juncture,” says...

Ti Ames loves William Shakespeare. Or rather, Ames loves the plays of William Shakespeare. It’s a love that started...

It’s a humid but not hot Saturday evening in early May. Jazz floats through the auditorium of the Jefferson School...

If it’s your goal to keep mama happy this Mother’s Day weekend—and it better be—then comedian Antoine Scott has you...

She’d been here before. During a recent rehearsal of August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, a feeling of...

This week, New York-based artist Ed Woodham brings his Art in Odd Places festival to Charlottesville in a two-day,...

First-timers get a chance on the mic and a warm welcome from host Remy St. Clair as the Nine Pillars Hip-Hop Cultural...

Family Mad Hatter’s Murder Mystery Escape Room Friday, March 2 Teens in grades seven to 12 are invited to search for...

By Sam Padgett and Erin O’Hare The red house at 2210 Fontaine Ave. that once housed Thai 99 has a new coat of paint...