PITV tribal citizen’s exhibit, “Past and Present of the Patawomeck Tribe,” opened Aug. 10 at the Fredericksburg Area Museum.
Buchanan exhibits curiosity, connects to family history through FAM internship project
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A killer performance: Riverside’s ‘Murder on the Orient Express” impresses
Show adapted from Agatha Christie novel runs through Sept. 8.
From Kabul to Tappahannock, Akhzarati’s education proved a group project
Najia Akhzarati’s back-to-school journey began nearly 7,000 miles away.
‘Today Show’ host ensures that Caroline native’s perseverance paid off
I’yana James, a 2017 Caroline High School graduate and Virginia Tech student, was presented a $20,000 scholarship during Monday’s live broadcast.
Something old, new and borrowed: Jonas riffs on country music with new album
Jonas’ seventh studio album, ‘The Rise and Fall of American Kitsch,’ explores themes of consumerism, excess, and greed.
Press Rewind, July 28-Aug. 3
A state education official visited the area for a conversation on cell phone policies, the Fredericksburg Fire Chief sat down to detail the city’s response to the CSX train derailment and high school football practice got underway in extreme heat, in this week’s edition of Press Rewind.
‘Female Husbands’ book talk to be held at Fredericksburg Area Museum
Dr. Jen Manion will discuss her book, ‘Female Husbands: A Trans History’ on Saturday from 2-4 p.m.
LISTEN: Sally Struthers and Patrick A’Hearn–Love Letters
Love Letters at Riverside Center for the Performing Arts thru Sunday.
Riverside stages a bid to achieve nonprofit status
Move will allow regional theater group to apply for grants and receive tax-deductible donations.
Executive dysfunction the subject of FTE’s witty bit of political theater
Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble brings Beltway drama to the ‘Burg with ‘POTUS.’
‘Johnny loved FXBG:’ Artist’s passion for city highlighted at mural rededication
Revamped mural on Sophia Street honoring the late artist, educator and humanitarian was unveiled Saturday morning.
WATCH: RappArts ready to dedicate the Johnny P. Johnson mural on Sophia Street on Saturday
The new Johnny Johnson mural has been signed by artist Bill Harris.
WATCH: Looking back at creating the new Johnny Johnson mural on Sophia Street in Fredericksburg
From a blank wall to the finished mural.
WATCH: RappArts excited about the new Johnny Johnson mural downtown
The restored Johnny P. Johnson mural on Sophia Street in Fredericksburg is scheduled to be officially unveiled this Saturday morning at 10.
WATCH: Artist Bill Harris takes last looks at the Johnny Johnson mural before the unveiling on Saturday
RappArts unveils the freshly restored Johnny Johnson mural on Sophia Street (across from the Old Stone Warehouse) this coming Saturday at 10am.
Stafford troupe enables local opera aficionados to find their voice
The group will perform a translation of “Die Fledermaus” at 7 p.m. on July 12 and 13 at the University of Mary Washington’s Seacobeck Hall theater.
PHOTOS: Applying fine detail to the Johnny P. Johnson mural
Fredericksburg artist Bill Harris–along with several of his students–continue the work on the new Johnny P. Johnson mural on Sophia Street in downtown Fredericksburg.
WATCH: Johnny Johnson mural moves to small brushes
Artist Bill Harris says he’s nearing the end of the new Johnny Johnson mural on Sophia Street in Fredericksburg.
Who is Matt Brooks? Fredericksburg resident to appear on Jeopardy!
Monday’s episode, which airs at 7:30 p.m. on WJLA-7, marks the culmination of a 20-year trivial pursuit.
WATCH: Johnny P. Johnson mural–adding layers of paint
Fredericksburg artist Bill Harris says painting any mural involves layers of paint.
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