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April First Fridays is tonight!

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New Look for First Fridays

First Fridays has released a new logo and a new website.

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February First Fridays

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January First Fridays

First Fridays

Are you still searching for unique holiday gifts? Although the weather is chilly, First Fridays will be a great opportunity to purchase holiday presents while supporting local businesses and artists.

2nd Gang of Kids Hits First Friday

InLight 2012 Richmond

InLight Richmond 2012 is tonight

Message From the New Director of First Fridays

via the Downtown Neighborhood Organization(DNA): My name is Meghan Barbato, and I’ve been hired by DNA to be your liaison for First Fridays and other neighborhood events. My husband and I have been vendors in the GrowRVA market at First Fridays for four years, and I have an extensive background in business and in the [...]

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Richmond Ballet Open House

Visit the Richmond Ballet on Friday, September 7 for a free open house at 6:30 p.m. From Richmond Ballet: The Open House, being held during the city’s monthly First Friday’s recognition, serves as the invitation for all residents to hear about the Company’s recent London debut, first international cover on Dance Magazine and the upcoming [...]

September First Fridays

ALL EVENTS TAKE PLACE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, unless noted Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church at Capitol Square Jazz and More! New Orleans style jazz by The Doctors of Jazz on the Portico. Plus, GrowRVA trucks will rally on Grace between 8th and 9th streets! View art by The James River Art League in the Parish Hall. [...]

The Doctor is IN

Pop Klezmer Rock by My Son the Doctor at the Visual Art Studio, tonight from 6 – 9. Freylach #1 (Sherele)My Son the Doctor | Myspace Video

An Art District (Within an Art District) is Born

The wheels of progress move slow in Richmond.  After years of wrangling, Richmond City Council approved two downtown art districts in Tuesday night’s meeting  The larger one stretches from Belvidere to Shockoe Bottom  and includes major venues and museums such as CenterStage and The Valentine History.  The smaller one focuses on  West Broad Street and [...]

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