The September issue of Richmond magazine is on its way to mailboxes and newsstands right now, and it’s bursting with content that gets at the heart of life in the region. Here are a few of the big stories that print and digital subscribers will get to read before anyone else:
Fall Arts Preview After two years of pandemic uncertainty, the fall arts season is back in full force. We present some of the hottest tickets in town and look at what’s new, from a record label highlighting homegrown talent to the lowdown on festival season, the Modlin Center’s slate of events, art happenings and more.
Out of Room A dwindling supply of affordable housing, coupled with a changing economy, has led to a rise in older adults experiencing homelessness. We investigate some of the factors contributing to the surge and explore some possible solutions.
Best Self-Published Novel Read the first chapter from “Better Left Unsaid” by Anne McAneny, winner of James River Writers’ and Richmond magazine’s fourth annual Best Self-Published Novel Contest.
From the Virginia College Guide:
Mental Health Matters Virginia colleges and universities answer the call for increased mental health services for students.
And there’s much more in this and every issue. Subscribe now to get Richmond magazine every month!
