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Richmond Grid Celebrating Richmond's makers, storytellers, and community builders. Our goal is to share stories about people inspired by a purpose beyond themselves.

Grid is a solutions-oriented news platform that celebrates makers, storytellers, and community builders. We are interested in hard work, humility, authenticity, and stewardship. And most of all, people who roll up their sleeves and push Richmond forward. As a certified B Corporation, we produce digital content and a quarterly print publication that features Richmond at its best — from startup owne

rs to creators to civic leaders. We deliver our magazine by bike whenever possible, print on FSC-certified paper, use soy-based ink, and donate a portion of our advertising space to local nonprofits. We hope you enjoy reading about the talented people, small businesses, and community organizations that we feature in Grid as much as we’ve enjoyed getting to know their stories. Each follows a philosophy and set of practices that are building a more just and caring Richmond. And for that we’re grateful.


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A new mural by Richmond artist Nicole Gomez is bringing lotus flowers and a burst of color to Main and Vine. Gomez recen...
09/10/2026

A new mural by Richmond artist Nicole Gomez is bringing lotus flowers and a burst of color to Main and Vine. Gomez recently completed the piece at 1627 W. Main, home of the soon-to-open .mainst in the former Heritage space.

The mural joins a growing collection of her work around the River City, including the flower-filled exterior of YaYa’s Cookbook near 17th and Main, koi and lily pads Mom's Siam in Carytown, restaurant interiors and other public spaces around the city. She has also contributed to RVAH2O’s Storm Drain Art Project and works across illustration, miniatures, and other forms of art.

Stop by Pho Heritage, which is preparing to open soon, to check out her newest work at the corner of Main and Vine.

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