Virginia Living Blog
Snow Storm #3
Things to remember.
2010-02-07 12:55:56
Renew
Want to be eco-friendly?Just re-use, repaint, refinish something from another era. And there are lots of excellent architectural salvage and house-part websites to help.
2010-02-03 10:52:37
Yes, It’s Art
The first time UVA displayed an Alexander Calder “stabile,” in the 1950s, the work was met with questions and dark Cold War insinuations. Now, the university is exhibiting another Calder installation on its historic grounds, and the reception is entirely different.
2010-02-02 11:18:09
Stately Ruin, Engineering Feat
Claudius Crozet's Blue Ridge Tunnel
2010-02-02 16:41:43
A Little Oomph for your Gardening Mojo
Mid-winter pick-me-ups.
2010-01-28 15:33:37
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Features
In the Fast Lane
Fairfax County is something of welcome anomaly—the Old Dominion's busy, brash and diverse economic powerhouse. After going through two major transformations over the last 50 years, this hectic symbol of suburban America is gearing up for an urban shift.
January 29, 2010 by Richard Ernsberger Jr. in Nearby
Sterling Hundley
Old Man Winter
Wherein illustrator Sterling Hundley recalls the bitter cold spell of 1940.
January 29, 2010 in History
Brew Crew
Legend Brewing Company started as a one-man brewpub. Now it’s the state’s biggest independently owned craft brewer, and, at age 16, hitting its stride with broader distribution and a new product guaranteed to please Joe Six-Pack. Plus: Beer pairings.
January 12, 2010 by W. Matthew Shipman in Eat in
Robert Meganck
“Thar’s a Bar!”
Whar? In Virginia, just about everywhar.
January 25, 2010 by Christine Ennulat in Nature
On the Road Again
For more than three decades, Theatre IV has put energetic actors in vans and sent them across the state, and across America, to wow schoolchildren with familiar tales, historical narratives and holiday specials—this year, more than 1,000 performances in 34 states.
January 06, 2010 by Caroline Kettlewell in Arts
Monday
art
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
- The Workhouse Celebrates Black History Month Featuring an Exhibition - Workhouse Arts Center
family
- The Garden is for Lovers - Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
history
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
- "Our Face to the World: The Clothing of James and Elizabeth Monroe" - James Monroe Museum
Tuesday
history
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
- Gallery Walk: “John Brown's Memory in the African American Community” By Dr. Lauranett Lee - Virginia Historical Society
- "Our Face to the World: The Clothing of James and Elizabeth Monroe" - James Monroe Museum
art
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
sports
- Advertising Bowl - Home Team Grill
Wednesday
sports
- Advertising Bowl - Home Team Grill
art
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
history
- Adult Education Class: “George Washington at War” by Author Edward G. Lengel - Virginia Historical Society
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
- Gallery Walk: “John Brown's Memory in the African American Community” By Dr. Lauranett Lee - Virginia Historical Society
Thursday
art
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
family
- The Garden is for Lovers - Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
history
- Adult Education Class: “George Washington at War” by Author Edward G. Lengel - Virginia Historical Society
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
- "Our Face to the World: The Clothing of James and Elizabeth Monroe" - James Monroe Museum
Friday
music
- Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra - George Mason University's Center for the Arts
art
- 2nd Saturday Art Walk - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
history
- Adult Education Class: “George Washington at War” by Author Edward G. Lengel - Virginia Historical Society
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
Saturday
music
- Moscow State Radio Symphony Orchestra - George Mason University's Center for the Arts
art
- 2nd Saturday Art Walk - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
history
- Adult Education Class: “George Washington at War” by Author Edward G. Lengel - Virginia Historical Society
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
Sunday
theater
- The Acting Company - "Romeo and Juliet" - George Mason University's Center for the Arts
art
- Art...for a Change! Exhibition February 9-28 at the Workhouse - Workhouse Arts Center
- Art Works January-February Art Exhibits - Artworks
history
- Adult Education Class: “George Washington at War” by Author Edward G. Lengel - Virginia Historical Society
- Educational Programming for Homeschoolers - Virginia Historical Society
- "Our Face to the World: The Clothing of James and Elizabeth Monroe" - James Monroe Museum
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