Letter from the Publisher, May/June 2022

And just like that, we are on the verge of summer! I often have to ask myself where the time goes, when I am wishing for a few extra hours in the day or when I am looking at my boys—men now, really—who are ready to embark on lives of their own outside of my waning sphere of influence. Read More »

Ariya Chiropractic Upgrades With Modern New Space in Westhampton

“We saw an opportunity to take a great space and bring it up to date. The difference is amazing. The revived look and modern interior creates an energizing and soothing space for patients.” -Dr. Minesh Patel, cofounder of Ariya Chiropractic Read More »

New Chiropractor Joins Ariya’s Colonial Heights Team

Dr. Andrew Bauman is a member of the Unified Virginia Chiropractic Association and enjoys working with patients from newborn to elderly to achieve their health-oriented goals. Read More »

Don’t Miss Spring PlantFest at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden

Over 40 vendors selling well-known favorites, rare exotics, herbs, vegetables and other garden-related items at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond, VA. Free Admission! Read More »

Richmond Nonprofit Shalom Farms Welcomes New Director at Summer Kickoff Event

This family-friendly event will take place at Shalom Farms in Powhatan. Enjoy an afternoon of fun on the farm with tours, local food trucks, drinks, food demonstrations & live music! Read More »

Black Vegan Experience Entertains and Educates the RVA Community

The 2nd Annual  Black Vegan Experience multicultural educational conference and vegan festival in Richmond, VA held on May 14 will donate funds toward building the knowledge base of plant-based nutrition, meal planning, budgeting, nutrition services and scholarships in local and surrounding communities like Jackson Ward. "Educating others empowers them to make informed choices and helps us hold one another accountable to higher standards of self-care, other care and caring for Earth.”-Vonettia Calloway Read More »

City Bees Teaches Ecological Awareness

City Bees is held in-person at a local orchard/farm in the metro Richmond area. Programs occur during weekends from April to September and are followed by tea time and Q&A with the beekeepers. Guests can sample local honey and learn how they can support sustainability efforts in the region. Read More »