week of March 17, 2014 presents:
week of March 17, 2014
Community Calendarweek of March 17, 2014
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Community Calendar. March 17-23.
-“Nineteenth Century French & Russian Art: Works from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts” through April 29th. Joel & Lila Harnett Museum of Art, University of Richmond.
Curated by U of R student members of the class What Is Art For?, this exhibit contains 19th & 20th century Russian & French paintings from a VMFA collection
never publically displayed before. The students wrote the exhibits wall text and are serving as tour guides. Admission is free.
The Joel & Lila Harnett Museum is located in the University of Richmonds’ Modlin Center, 28 Westhampton Way.
-Richmond Food Cooperative Info meeting at Feedmore. Monday, March 17th , 6-7pm.
The Richmond Food Co-op will be a member owned full service grocery store providing affordable, local, sustainable and healthy food options.
Learn more at this meeting about becoming a member.
Feedmore is located at 1415 Rhoadmiller Street in Richmond.
Feedmore is located at 1415 Rhoadmiller Street in Richmond.
-Janet Martin Live Solo Performance at 2113 Bistro. Tuesday, March 18th, 7-10pm
2113 Bistro is proud to host the popular local musician Janet Martin as she performs live every Tuesday evening from 7-10pm. No cover.
2113 Bistro is located at 2113 East Main St in Richmond.
-Musical/Recording Industry Open Forum at Neighborhood Resource Center. Tuesday, March 18th, 6:30-7:30pm.
Drew Gingras, studio manager of Guitar Center of Richmond, hosts a series of free lectures/ forums to help local artists grow into successful businesses.
Topics include: bookkeeping, promotion, networking, setting up tours, copyright, social media, recording tips, stage presence and how to be competitive in the music industry.
The floor will be opened up for question & answer following each presentation. Classes are limited to 20 people and admission is free. Contact the center to reserve a spot.
The Neighborhood Resource Center is located at 1519 Williamsburg Road in Richmond.
The floor will be opened up for question & answer following each presentation. Classes are limited to 20 people and admission is free. Contact the center to reserve a spot.
The Neighborhood Resource Center is located at 1519 Williamsburg Road in Richmond.
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djannag March 16th, 2014
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