New Information About Toxic Superfoods

Sally K. Norton, is leading a new movement for healthy eating. Her new book, Toxic Superfoods, will be released on December 27. Read More »

Holly Henty Offers Kundalini Yoga and Meditation

Practicing Kundalini yoga and meditation keeps the body in harmony, increases vitality and allows the mind to be clear and flexible when faced with stress and change. Read More »

New Herbal Alliance Community Startup

The Herbal Alliance has started to build a directory of holistic practitioners and will host a series of upcoming workshops on DIY kitchen medicine, including making bone broth and fire cider. Read More »

Non-Alcoholic Beverage Shop is Open in Richmond

Ceremony, a new, non-alcoholic beverage store located inside Less Than in The Fan, curates non-alcoholic beer, wine, spirits, bitters and mixers for those who are sober or sober curious. All products are offered in sustainable packaging. Read More »

43rd Street Gallery Transforms into a Community Clay Space

The new 43rd Street Studios will become a dedicated ceramic space focusing on community and collaboration, with open studio spaces and classes. Read More »

Free Food Movement Advances in Richmond

RVA Community Fridges has grown in the past two years from one fridge on Venable Street to more than 10 throughout Richmond. A recent partnership with Richmond Food Not Bombs will create a storefront for RVA Community Fridges; a safe space where community can gather and share free food. Read More »

Historic Black Artistry on Display

The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg are currently displaying “I made this...”: The Work of Black American Artists and Artisans, the first-ever exhibition of a wide range of works from their decorative arts and folk arts collections made exclusively by Black artists and artisans from the 18th to the 20th centuries. Read More »