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An independent, locally owned city publication, Richmond magazine has been sharing the region's stories for more than 40 years. We're the proud publishers of the following titles:

Richmond magazine:
Richmond magazine uncovers the best in dining, entertainment, shopping and travel in the region, while offering an informed take on issues both political and personal in the city and the counties. After more than 40 years of publication and numerous awards at both the state and national level, we remain dedicated to our mission, as printed in our masthead every month: "To publish a lively magazine that contributes to the community and illuminates the Richmond region's past, present and future." R•Home:
Richmond's only locally owned, sourced, produced and photographed shelter magazine, R•Home is an award-winning publication that highlights the ultimate in new-construction, renovation and restoration projects, as well as accessories for the home and ideas for entertaining. From downtown condos to country estates, we invite readers inside the region's most striking residences and offer insight from some of the best designers, builders and retailers. Richmond Bride:
Richmond Bride is the region's original full-size, full-color wedding book, providing an essential guide to making your special day one to remember. Along with stunning photography and beautiful design, we hunt down new shops and services, offer indispensable advice from local professionals and newlyweds alike, share the latest trends in bridal fashion, and supply the most extensive guide to reception sites in the region.

It was a perfect night for the start of the Richmond Folk Festival. The Dr. Michael White Quartet (traditional New Orlea...
10/10/2026

It was a perfect night for the start of the Richmond Folk Festival. The Dr. Michael
White Quartet (traditional New Orleans Jazz) opened the Altria Stage. Cajun dance lessons in the Dominion Dance Pavilion before Seth Spell and Cajun Strong. JMU students Jasmyn Jagwe and Dillion Sweeney tried Cajun dancing for the first time. We closed out the night with El Laberinto del Coco (Puerto Rican bomba). The music continues Saturday 12:00-9:30 p.m. and Sunday 12:00-6:00 p.m. with 30 performing groups from around the nation and the world!

Richmond Folk Festival | Oct. 9-11, 2026 El Laberinto del Coco Jay Paul

10/10/2026

The 21st Richmond Folk Festival kicks off with Seth Spell & Cajun Strong in the Dominion Dance Pavilion.

Richmond Folk Festival | Oct. 9-11, 2026

MAMMA MIA! The Musical is at the Altria Theater as part of the Broadway in Richmond series through Oct. 11. Set on a Gre...
10/09/2026

MAMMA MIA! The Musical is at the Altria Theater as part of the Broadway in Richmond series through Oct. 11. Set on a Greek island, the musical is a heartwarming tale of a young bride’s search for her father.
Grant Reynolds and Juliette Ojeda, who portray the young lovers Sky and Sophie in the touring production, stopped to pose with their promotional poster outside of the Altria Theater. Both are excited to be a part of the 25th anniversary tour of “Mamma Mia” and Ojeda says, “It’s a great story about love, whether that be romantic love, family love, friendship love, you end up leaving the show feeling so good about the people around you and appreciative of the support systems around you.”
Reynolds agrees, adding, “It’s a good time. It’s escapism. That’s what theater is, having fun and being able to take you out of whatever you’re dealing with on your day-to-day and come to our island.”

Revisiting Pegasus, a West End standby for 29 years:
10/09/2026

Revisiting Pegasus, a West End standby for 29 years:

Revisiting Pegasus

Shredtoberfest at the Tech For Troops headquarters in Richmond. Around 140 hard drives which were wiped clean and shredd...
10/09/2026

Shredtoberfest at the Tech For Troops headquarters in Richmond. Around 140 hard drives which were wiped clean and shredded. Today’s event included tours, bratwurst, soft pretzels and Samuel Adams Octoberfest. The scrap metal is sold to support Tech For Troops. Photo 1) Pete Conz watches Marc Weyrick, director of education, remove his hard drive. Photo 4) Michael Mancuso, data destruction specialist, inspecting hard drives. Photo 8) President and CEO Mark Casper. The public can drop off computers during Monday-Saturday- 4840 Waller Rd. See their website for details.

Jay Paul

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture examines the global impact of the do-it-all doll in “Barbie: A Cultural Icon,” ...
10/09/2026

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture examines the global impact of the do-it-all doll in “Barbie: A Cultural Icon,” on view Oct. 17 through Jan. 18, 2027:

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture examines the global impact of the do-it-all doll.

In this week’s Food News, the debut of Papi’s Creamery, Yoder’s doughnuts at the Richmond Folk Festival, Virginia Restau...
10/08/2026

In this week’s Food News, the debut of Papi’s Creamery, Yoder’s doughnuts at the Richmond Folk Festival, Virginia Restaurante Week and much more:

Ice cream drops, Peruvian parfaits and more

Maymont brightens the season with another edition of Garden Glow, Oct. 14-Nov. 8:
10/08/2026

Maymont brightens the season with another edition of Garden Glow, Oct. 14-Nov. 8:

Maymont brightens the season with another edition of Garden Glow.

Phish performed its first Richmond show in more than 30 years Tuesday night with another show tonight for two sold-out c...
10/08/2026

Phish performed its first Richmond show in more than 30 years Tuesday night with another show tonight for two sold-out concerts at Allianz Amphitheater. Before tonight’s show a parking lot between 2nd and 3rd Streets hosted many vendors that follow the band, selling merchandise, foods, poems written live for $3 or $8 and much more.

Jay Paul

With weekly drops and Mexican-influenced flavors, a new ice cream experience comes to Richmond:
10/07/2026

With weekly drops and Mexican-influenced flavors, a new ice cream experience comes to Richmond:

With weekly drops and Mexican-influenced flavors, a new ice cream experience comes to Richmond.

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