Church Hill
Postal Problems
At a town hall held by Rep. Donald McEachin, East End residents tell about missing letters, stolen checks and misdirected correspondence. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of Oct. 8-12
Local eats at Folk Feast, a new Frontier for Alamo BBQ, the Pickled & Fermented Festival at COTU, and all the foodie happenings Read more
Opening Soon: Frontier in Church Hill
The owner of Alamo BBQ expands his Church Hill offerings with the forthcoming Frontier. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of Oct. 1-5
VSU studies lost African crops, Belle Isle releases a new citrusy infusion, plus State Fair foods and all the tasty events. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of Sept. 3-7
Guests share their Feedback on the new Tiny Victory, Ashland's Kreggers heads to the city, and Stone Brewing has its annual Throw Down on Brown's Island. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of Aug. 27-31
A sneak peek at Alewife from The Roosevelt's Lee Gregory, North Side’s first craft brewery, the best in RVA food and drink, and all the Labor Day weekend events Read more
Opening Soon: Alewife in Church Hill
Chef Lee Gregory's first solo venture is set to open by early September. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of Aug. 6-10
Frozen treats from across the region, the debut of Tiny Victory, a new taqueria in Church Hill, and the 35th Carytown Watermelon Festival Read more
Opening Soon: Kahlo's Taqueria and Bar
A new Church Hill restaurant draws influences from Mexico City. Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of July 30-Aug. 3
Outdoor-inspired ales from the founders of Hardywood, local smoothie spots reviewed, a mobile produce pantry, and weekend food and drink adventures Read more
Richmond Food News: Week of July 23-27
The ultimate BBQ roundup, Burmese eats in RVA, Feedback from Billy Pie and all the tasty events Read more
Church Hill Changes
Gather Home and Garden moves into the former Roaring Pines space with plans to serve food and embrace the current beverage program. Read more
Soul N’ Vinegar: An Eatery With Purpose
An East End food shop offers healthy, affordable options for neighborhood residents. Read more
Learning to Remember
Teens in the VMFA’s Museum Leaders in Training program discover the art of archiving and the legacy of a Church Hill-born artist. Read more
What Ethel Built
From her Church Hill home, Richmond’s first practicing African-American female architect overcame biases by doing. Read more
I Love Church Hill
Close community and neighborhood haunts are the hallmark of this eastern Richmond historic district. Read more
Richmond Block by Block
Take a walk down several notable streets that represent pieces of our region’s story. Read more
Lasting Legacy
How Historic Richmond purchased 33 houses in the early 1980s to spark Church Hill North’s rebirth Read more
