Hello Wednesday. May 08 2024 The Richmond Folk Festival will return to the riverfront Oct. 8-10 for 3 free days of music, crafts + food. The organizers dropped the full schedule yesterday, which features performances on 5 different stages from 30 artists from around the nation and the world. For bluegrass lovers, head to the Richmond Times-Dispatch Virginia Folklife Stage at 3 p.m. on Saturday for Danny Knicely & Will Lee, followed by David Via & Corn Tornado 2.0 at 5 p.m. You can also catch Linda Lay & Springfield Exit on the Altria Stage at 7:15 p.m. + on the Folklife Stage at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
When gospel is your go-to, there are plenty of groups to check out throughout the weekend. The Brotherhood Singers, an acapella quartet, will perform multiple times. The Gospel Stars of Greensboro as well as the Legendary Ingramettes — with special guest Sherman Holmes — will appear on the Folklife Stage on Sunday.
That’s just a sample of the groups who will be performing at the festival this year. Check out the full schedule for acts playing reggae, go-go, honky-tonk + more.
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This is a very difficult but important topic, and may be troubling for some readers. 22 veterans die by suicide every day. The rate of active duty suicides has increased over the last 5 years, and veteran-focused organizations are seeing decreased funding as a result of the pandemic.
That’s why SC-based 501C3 nonprofit The Greenlaw Foundation is raising funds through individual + community donations to help support struggling veterans, specifically focusing on preventing veteran suicide and homelessness.
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Quirk Hotel is celebrating 6 years of Richmond hospitality this week. The stylish hotel in the Arts District has aesthetic and amenity-filled rooms as well as an art gallery, restaurant + boutique. Recently, it played host for some events at the Richmond International Film Festival.
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“Mending Walls: The Documentary” will premiere on VPM PBS tomorrow at 8 p.m. The documentary was screened on the opening night of the Richmond International Film Festival and is a behind-the-scenes look at the public art project Mending Walls RVA. 🎥
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