Church Hill ChillersFri Sep 3 9:00 pm
Haunts of Richmond Ghost Tours presents: Church Hill Chillers Walking Ghost Tour!
Birthplace of the American Revolu...
New Vision Civic LeagueSat Sep 4 10:00 am
Every 1st Saturday at the East End Library. Contact Mary Thompson at (804)648-7915 for more info.
2010 St.John's Reenactment SeriesSun Sep 5 1:00 pm
The Patrick Henry Committee invites you to bring your friends and family to a reenactment of the Second Virginia Convent...
Rachel's FarmstandSun Sep 5 12:00 pm
Fresh Produce 12-2pm every Sunday. Fresh from my garden to your table. Grown the way nature intended
with NO harmful ch...
RPS School BoardMon Sep 6 4:30 pm
The RPS School Board meets at 4:30PM and 6PM on the first Monday of each month in Council Chamber Room on the 2nd floor ...
Friends of Libby Hill ParkTue Sep 7 7:00 pm
Every 1st Tues, location varies - Contact Marion Macdonald at MacMarion@aol.com or (804)644-1347 for more info.
Open Mic @ Poe'sTue Sep 7 8:15 pm
Weekly Open Mic every Tuesday at Poe's Pub, hosted by Jim Daab. Sign up at 8:15, music at 9PM
Adult Computer Class Wed Sep 8 10:00 am
At the East End Library - Meet the Mouse. Very basic instruction for the complete novice who doesn't like computers, has...
Beginner's YogaWed Sep 8 7:00 pm
@ Neighborhood Resource Center - 1519 Williamsburg Road - Relax, renew and do something great for the community! All pro...
CAPS MeetingWed Sep 8 6:00 pm
NO MEETING IN AUGUST - Every 2nd Wed - 701 N 25th St. 2nd Floor
Unity Civic LeagueThu Sep 9 7:30 pm
@ St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
22nd and X Street
Call 643-9353 or willieand@aol.com for more information.
Back to School MovieFri Sep 10 7:00 pm
Come on over to the Robinson Theater for a Back to School movie, featuring "Akeelah and the Bee". Also receive a FREE sp...
The Planning Commission approved the SUP for this development in today’s meeting.
THanks for the follow-up on that.
Looks like this project is getting underway. They’ve got fences up around the site and it looks like they’re preparing to do the site prep work. I must admit that I am impressed with the cash being invested in new housing between 18th and 21st streets on Broad and Marshall. Very cool and exciting!!
They’ve got some earth moving equipment doing the digging stuff now.
It looks to me from the rendering, above, that at least the corner is to be commercial on the ground level, perhaps residential above that. I hope it ends up looking like the rendering, since renderings can be wishful thinking on the part of the architect.