Vicki L. Friedman
Freelancer-
The Carrollton business offers art classes, wine tasting, a cafe -
The life of the late Lorraine Graves, an international ballet star, is the subject of the company's annual show. -
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation recently acquired a creamware plate used by Russia’s Catherine the Great in the 1700s. -
The artists created work with materials they could access: torn magazine pages, juice packets, toothpaste, pencils. The mission is to find hope in art. -
Several Hampton groups wanted a choir of people from various cities, ages and races. The response surprised organizers; no tickets remain for its first show -
The Muscarelle Museum of Art closed in Dec. 2022 for a massive renovation. It opens this weekend with more than 42,000 square feet of galleries to explore -
Erik Hamilton mimicked Michael Jackson's moves growing up in Northern Virginia, never dreaming he'd play the King of Pop on stage one day -
The show opens Jan. 31 and uses rock music to tell the 1892 Massachusetts murder mystery -
“Celebrate Lafayette: Soldier, Statesman, Champion of Human Rights,” is on view through March 1 in the Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. -
Colleges across the country offer classes focusing on the economics, music and the politics of Taylor Swift. At Christopher Newport University, honors students use her discography to study music theory.
