James K. Dill

James K. Dill Interview

A Richmond author finds inspiration in the idea of home and runs with it. Malone Ridge by James K. Dill. Little Star. pp.364. $17.99 Konstantin Rega: What inspired this work? James K. Dill: I wanted to write a story about coming home and exploring what home really means. I […]

by Konstantin Rega

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September 18, 2024

Opera in Williamsburg presents: Lucia di Lammermoor by Gaetano Donizetti

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Virginia Peanut Festival

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Surf’s up in Virginia Beach

We all know Virginia Beach for its oceanside offerings: the sand, sunshine, and its white caps and crashing waves—beach is literally in its name, after all. And from Aug. 18–25, it’s time to put that wave energy to good use on a surfboard. As the longest, continually running surfing contest in the world (62 years […]

by Hope Cartwright

More of Virginia’s Most Bizarre Destinations

These are just a few more artifacts that make Virginia so much fun. We’ve compiled a short list of Virginia’s most bizarre destinations. Up to Speed. Weighing a mere 34 tons, one of four manganese bronze ship propellers from the S.S. United States once propelled the 990-foot ship, built in 1951 and retired in 1969. […]

by Elizabeth Cogar

From Dior to Dessès, UVA’s historic clothing collection

A 1795 off-white, wool men’s jacket and breeches with a dark tan silk brocade waistcoat; a black silk taffeta, beaded mourning bustle skirt and bodice from the 1880s; and three Christian Dior ensembles from the ’60s and ’80s—all found in the University of Virginia’s Historic Clothing Collection, housed underneath the Culbreth Theater. For Marcy Linton, […]