Got an idea for a business? Are you free September 7-9? Come pitch your idea at RVA Startup Weekend, http://rva.startupweekend.org, and after 54 hours of frenetic planning and pitching you may be on your way to realizing your dream! RVA Continue reading
I’m a small town girl. I was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, spent my youth in super suburbia Germantown, Maryland and then moved to The Center of The Universe, Ashland, VA as a teen. For me, my passion for entertaining children Continue reading
This August I am celebrating my sixth anniversary of living in Richmond. As a native New Yorker, I will say moving down here wasn’t love at first sight. However, it was after completing my master’s degree at VCU that I Continue reading
Someone asked me recently, “What’s all this RVA stuff about anyway? Capital of Creativity? Okay. What does that even mean?” I’ll tell you what it means to this Richmonder. Having grown up here, and having been raised in Richmond’s arts Continue reading
On Friday, April 20th, Mobelux opened the doors of the Corrugated Box Building to begin welcoming attendees to the sold out RVA Hackathon. Participants arrived in the evening to watch the idea presentations and get to work. Each attendee was Continue reading
by Peyton Rowe Two weeks ago, 124 people came together to create some good. They didn’t serve meals to those without enough to eat or build homes for those who needed shelter. In fact, these volunteers didn’t serve anyone directly. Continue reading
By Mike Ritchie Last year I was asked to develop a new high-definition tourism video highlighting the best of the Richmond Region. An updated video is vital to our marketing efforts to attract visitors. Users on the web today are Continue reading
Matt Lively is the painter behind this year’s poster for the Richmond Folk Festival and teaches at VCU and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. His work is collected nationally and internationally. With its other-wordly imagery and rich, vivid colors, Continue reading
Johnny Hugel is a digital producer and hopeless multi-tasker who spends many an evening writing about the distractions (across film, TV, comedy and the web) that keep him from focusing on his own projects, as scattered as they may be. Continue reading
John Ryland is a designer, writer and long-time advertising creative. He now builds custom vintage motorcycles and runs the blog ClassifiedMoto.com, with plans to open a design studio and café here in Richmond. In life, getting laid off ranks up Continue reading