Vicki L. Friedman
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The Virginia Opera and Richmond Symphony have collaborated to produce the opera, 'Loving v. Virginia,' based on the Virginia couple that fought to legalize interracial marriage. -
A year ago, Bob Aguilar missed playing in the Virginia International Tattoo after a near-death heart condition. The Portsmouth Police officer has recovered and is performing this week. -
Several Hampton Roads restaurants have joined the annual Dining Out For Life fundraiser, in which a portion of sales goes to support services at the LGBT Life Center. -
Judith Giesberg recently released a book, with hundreds of Virginia ties, that shows how people searched for decades for family members who were sold during the slave trade. -
The Virginia Arts Festival and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis developed a program that mentors HBCU jazz students and gives them a chance to shine. -
The Chrysler Museum of Art's Perry Glass Studio reopens Friday after a $30 million renovation and expansion. The Chrysler is one of two comprehensive museums in the country with a glass studio. -
'Give Me Liberty' exhibition in Richmond invites the world to see Virginia's role in forging AmericaThe new exhibition marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence next year and it's the first of its kind among national events. -
The Hermitage has hosted an immersive theater show for several years, and this year's mashup of Pride & Prejudice and Dungeons & Dragons opens Friday. All shows are sold out. -
After a tough regular season and comeback during the conference tournament, the Tribe received its first-ever bid to the women’s NCAA Tournament. -
The Jewish Museum and Cultural Center hasn't been a synagogue in 40 years but has community programming year-round. Its lecture series continues Sunday.
