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1708 Gallery
319 West Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 643 · 1708 1708gallery.org
Tuesday - Friday: 11 am – 5 pm
Saturday: 1 – 5 pm and by appointment
First Fridays hours: 7 – 10 pm |
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FEED 2009
On view during First Fridays, July 3, and continuing through July 11, is FEED 2009 - a national juried biennial competition organized by 1708 Gallery and features five artists selected out of 311 submissions from 38 states by jurors Ashley Kistler, Director of the Anderson Gallery at VCU, and Mark Sloan, Director of the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art at the College of Charleston, SC.
This juried biennial is designed to recognize and highlight artists that are, right now, creating works of art that are new and innovative, and includes artists: Jarod Charzewski (Charleston, SC); Cari Freno(Richmond, VA); Christine Gray (Richmond, VA); Bang Geul Han (Royal Oak, MI); Ross Sawyers (Riverside, CA).
First Fridays: July 3, 7-10pm Exhibition: continuing through July 11, 2009
July 17, 2009 - The Observation Room
Installation, performance, and video work by The Bridge Club, a collaborative of artists: Emily Ward Bivens, Christine Owen, Annie Strader, and Julie Wills. Opening with a one-night performance not to be missed, the exhibition will be on view at 1708 Gallery from July 17 through August 15, 2009.
Founded in 1978, 1708 Gallery is a nonprofit exhibition and performance space committed to expanding the understanding, development, and appreciation of contemporary art. |
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art6 Gallery
6 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 343 · 1406 art6.org
Thursday - Sunday: 12 – 4 pm
First Fridays hours: 6 – 10 pm |
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Members Show 2009
Art6 gallery is pleased to present new work by art6 members: Julie Adler-Noyes, Lloyd Chaser, Wesley Childress, Thomas Daniel, Alan Entin, Cynthia Erdahl, Marian Hollowell, Mitzi Humphrey, Cindy McLean, Henrietta Near, Brigette Newberry, Shann Palmer, Tricia Pearsall, Margaret Porter Daniel, Ronni Saunders, Jim Sellman, Heeja Sung, David Turner, Janine Turner, and Jennifer Yane.
First Fridays: July 3, 6-10pm
Exhibition: July 3-August 16, 2009
art6 is a member-run, nonprofit gallery, dedicated to promoting and showcasing quality contemporary visual and performing arts, offering opportunities for education, community outreach, and creative interaction. |
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Forinstance Gallery
(between 1st & 2nd
Streets downtown)
107 East Cary St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(757) 574 · 4111 Forinstancegallery@verizon.net
Studio visits arranged by appointment only.
First Fridays hours: by appointment |
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The ForInstance Gallery will be closed for the July 3 First Fridays Art Walk.
An ongoing experience in the outlandish oeuvre of visionary conceptual artist Marty Johnson. Four floors of gallery and studio space featuring over 35 years of multimedia works by the artist are featured. |
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Gallery 5 @ VA Fire
& Police Museum
200 W. Marshall St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 644 · 0005 gallery5arts.org
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 11am – 5pm,
and other times by appointment
First Fridays hours: 7 – 11 pm |
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Natural Inconclusion: Works by Jason Lanka and Joe Meiser
The boundaries between human and nature swell and retreat like an oceans tide. Technology and urbanization move us further away from nature, but yet we still yearn for it and try to fabricate it through these mediums. Is it natural for humans to recreate nature? Jason Lanka’s and Joe Meiser’s sculptures exemplify the human condition and its dialogue with nature in the current cultural climate.
First Friday: July 3, 7-11pm Closing Reception Exhibition: through July 3, 2009
Innovative visual and performing arts space, Gallery 5 is located at Steamer Company No.5, a National Historic Landmark. The interactive atmosphere combines multiple mediums under one roof, creating a collaboration of visual art, live music, film, and a wide array of performing arts. |
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Ghostprint Gallery
220 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220
(804)344-1557
ghostprintgallery.com
ghostprintgallery.blogspot.com
Wednesday - Saturday 1 – 7 pm
or by appointment
First Fridays hours: 7 – 10 pm |
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The Tillinghast Family Portraits: Jeffrey A. Vincent
Jeffrey Vincent recently completed this series of portraits while residing in New Mexico. The essence of each eccentric family member has been captured and preserved in these graphite drawings. Vincent, based in NY, works in a variety of media and has exhibited widely in the US. Since 2002, he has been creating soft sculptures from recycled textiles, each of his “dolls” is unique and possesses its own perverse charm.
First Fridays: July 3, 7-10pm
Exhibition: July 3-August 1, 2009
From the cutting edge to established international artists, non-traditional media to oil painting, Ghostprint Gallery synthesizes disparate elements in an enlightened perspective on art itself. |
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Henry Street Gallery
422 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 643 · 2222 marmakay.com
Tuesday-Thursday: 2 – 4pm
and Saturday and Sunday by appointment
First Fridays Hours: 6:30 – 11:00pm |
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Fashion Apparel by Angie Latham & Timothy Marable
Check out the latest summer line of one-of-a-kind high fashions by the trio of Latham Sisters – Angie, Kleo, and Caitlin. Also on extended view will be the Doll and Artifact Show featuring the fantastical and whimsical world of dolls and marionettes.
First Fridays: July 3, 6:30-10:30
Exhibition: July 3-31, 2009
July 25, 8pm - Gridndhouse Garage
The Henry Street Gallery feature a cool lineup of movies for a hot summer night. The Black Cat, featuring Boris Karloff at 8pm and then Female Convicts/Scorpion at mindnight; Free
Henry Street Gallery, located at 422 West Broad Street has been involved in Richmond’s arts community over the years and is now pleased to participate in the First Fridays Art Walk. Visit the gallery to experience new works by regional contemporary artists. |
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ISHQ Fine Arts Gallery
& Textile Studio
209 West Broad Street. Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 929 · 7018 www.ishqgallery.com
Tuesday-Thursday: 2 – 4pm
and Saturday: 1 – 7pm
First Fridays Hours: 6:30 – 11:00pm |
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Textile Studio Show
First Fridays: July 3, 6-10pm
Exhibition: continuing through July
ISHQ Fine Arts Gallery and Textile Studio was created in 2008 by a team of professional designers to promote both traditional and contemporary works of art. Located in the art district of Richmond, Virginia, the gallery shares the streets with other artist run studios and spaces.
Our goal is to encourage art from all over the world, both traditional and contemporary. We aim to provide art critics, collectors, art lovers with a venue to discover new art |
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Metro Space Gallery
119 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 643 · 7125 metrospacegallery.com
Please enter through Metro Sound & Music Co.
located next door
Monday - Saturday 11am – 6pm
First Fridays hours: 6pm – 10pm |
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Buffon's Needle: Melody Gulick
Melody Gulick uses non traditional materials to create layers of narrative images that are true and heartful. These images are fashioned from trash and what is within arms reach. The materials used to make these stories do not read as fast and convenient, but as a surprisingly unique and polished application with a Melody's wise and knowledgeable hand.
First Fridays: July 3, 6-10pm
Exhibition: July 3-August 22, 2009
Converted from a turn-of-the-century furniture warehouse, Metro Space Gallery fuses a variety of visual and performing arts, specializing in revolving works of art by emerging artists and performances by regional musicians, as well as an exciting event space for both private and corporate functions. |
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Oneness Art
202 E. Cary St. 2nd Floor, VA 23235
(804) 344 · 4333 kitaonenessart.com
Tuesday - Friday, 11:30am - 5:00pm
and Saturdays by appointment
First Fridays Hours: 7-10pm
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Oneness Art will be closed over the summer for vacation.
Oneness Art ministers the word in a unique fashion through art, and is a different atmosphere from traditional galleries. Oneness Art will open for First Fridays beginning October 3 while starting September 10, the gallery will feature “Wind Down Wednesday” - a Dance Fitness Class from 12:00-1:00pm - taught by dancer/choreographer Chanta Massenburg. |
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Quirk
311 West Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 644 · 5450 quirkgallery.com
Monday - Friday 10am – 5pm
Saturday 11am – 4pm
First Fridays hours: 11 am – 10 pm |
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Main Gallery: Noah Scalin
After Life: A Skull Exhibition
July 3-August 22
Shop Show: Lisa Taranto
July 3-25
Vault Project: NiCote
June 29-August 1
First Fridays: 6-10pm
July 18 - Antiques on Broad
9am-3pm
Come satisfy your shopping urge at Quirk on July 18 for unique finds at this first flea market at Quirk. Located in the lot next door.
Quirk features exhibitions of innovative work by both established and emerging American and international artists. Our artists are chosen for uninhibited use of materials and forms, for juxtaposition of tradition and experimentation, and for refinement of vision and skill. |
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Studio/Gallery 6
6 East Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23219
(252) 207 · 4677 toddshale.com
patternsearchinganimals.blogspot.com
By Appointment Only
First Fridays hours: 7 pm – 12 am |
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http://patternsearchinganimals.blogspot.com/
First Fridays: Closed through August 2009
Studio/Galelry 6 is a working studio and exhibition space featuring the work of mixed media painter Todd S. Hale, with guest artists and musicians. |
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Studio 418
418 West Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 225-0020 studio418.net
By Appointment Only
First Fridays hours: 7 pm – 9 pm |
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First Fridays Hours:
Exhibition:
Studio 418 is an art gallery, photography studio, and also a unique event space. The mosaic-tiled patio, custom fountain, state-of-the-art kitchen, travertine/slate floors and hand-built fireplace brings European flair to Historic Broad Street. |
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Visual Art Studio
208 West Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 644 · 1368 visualartstudio.org
Tuesday - Friday: 12 – 6 pm
and Saturday: 12 – 4 pm
First Fridays Hours: 6-10pm
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Frank Hart Memorial Gallery: Ladies to Lunch and City Dwellers
Ladies to Lunch features new paintings by Kay Shuster while City Dwellers features new paintings by Sally Valentine. If you had to choose, what animal would you be? Cow? Chicken? Bulldog? Chawawa? In this collection of Nine Paintings you might find your animal self dressed in your Sunday best and ready for Ladies to Lunch. Shuster began painting after the death of her son because she wanted to create a portrait of him in his memory.
Valentine is a process painter working fluidly in acrylic. Her Cityscapes and Landscapes are born out of the process of pouring painting and rotating her canvases.
Main Gallery: Alfa and Bad Boys, New Sculpture by Jim McHenry
Chester Artist Dan Rhett continues through August 7, 2009. In this new collection of nearly 20 medium and small canvases Rhett explores the interactions between shapes, colors, cafe goers, and mythic beings.
Masterpiece of the Month by Sam Grantham
First Fridays: July 3, 7-10pm
Music provided by My Son the Doctor performing Yiddish, Gypsy and Klezmer styled music
Exhibition: July 3-August 7, 2009
July 18 – Antiques & Flea Market
8am-4pm
Find those hidden treasures downtown at Visual Art Studio’s second summer flea market in the lot beside the gallery. 8am-2pm Vendors; 10am Live Music with My Son the Doctor; 12pm Acoustic Guitar and Percussion by Elana & Rod Hyner; 1pm Gallery Talk with Jean Gonzales discussing How to repair damages textiles and custom wall hangings. Check out the Gallery’s Clearance Sale Gallery 8am-4pm.
Establish in 1990, Visual Art Studio is a contemporary gallery and working photography studio representing established and emerging regional artists and those of national esteem. The gallery showcases a variety of media in rotating exhibits as well as a diverse gallery shop. An anchor of the First Fridays Art Walk, Visual Art Studio often features artist talks, live music, and book signings. |
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Black History Museum
& Cultural Center of Virginia
00 Clay St. Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 780 · 9093 blackhistorymuseum.org
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
First Fridays hours: 7:00 – 9:00 pm |
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What is Africa to Me?: Exploring Virginia-Mali Connections
What is a kora, and why does it look like a banjo? Who are griots and are they the same as grandparents? What do salt, gold, peanuts, and cotton have to do with Mali and Virginia?
The Black History Museum and Virginia Friends of Mali partner to present the exhibition, What is Africa to Me?: Exploring Virginia-Mali Connections, featuring a variety of cultural artifacts including textiles, jewelry, musical instruments, trade items, and agricultural tools. This extraordinary exhibition closes soon, so be sure to stop by during the July 3 First Fridays!
First Fridays: July 3, 6-9pm
Exhibition: continuing through July 18, 2009
The Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia collects, exhibits, and interprets artifacts and objects that serve to illustrate black peoples with an emphasis on Virginians. |
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Centenary United
Methodist Church
411 East Grace Street
Richmond, VA 2320
(804) 648 · 8319 centumc.org
Monday - Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
First Fridays hours: 6:00 – 8:00 pm |
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Centenary's Friday Nite Live will be closed on the holiday weekend and will be held on the following weekend: Friday, July 10 from 6-8pm. Come by and enjoy the music of the band, Leap of Faith.
Friday Nite LIVE is Centenary’s monthly outreach providing an alternative Happy Hour with a gospel message to the downtown community. It’s a place where people can meet after work or school for fair trade coffee, light snacks, and great Christian music, all for free. We showcase Christian Rock, Gospel and Praise Bands from around the Richmond area. Join us each month anytime between 6 and 8 pm for a spiritual lift to last the week. |
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Curated Culture
314 Brook Road
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 344 · 1508 firstfridaysrichmond.com
Monday - Friday: 12 pm – 5 pm
and by appointment
First Fridays hours: 7 – 10 pm |
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Silent Auction Benefiting First Fridays
Join Curated Culture between 6-9pm for a special Silent Auction event supporting First Fridays while getting great deals on mixed media works of art by local and regional artists.
First Fridays: 6–9pm
Curated Culture coordinates First Fridays Art Walk program, which promotes its mission of inspiring economic and community development in the Richmond Region by expanding awareness of and exposure to the arts and culture. Drop by Curated Culture’s new office just off Broad Street for information about the Art Walk and Richmond’s thriving arts community. |
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Elegba Folklore Society
101 East Broad St. Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 644 · 3900 elegbafolkloresociety.org
Monday - Friday: 10 am – 6 pm
Saturday 12 – 4 pm
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First Fridays hours: 7 – 10 pm |
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The Fathers of Benin
Elegba Folklore Society invites the public to its Cultural Center, downtown at First and Broad Streets, to enjoy The Fathers of Benin. This exhibition of grand bronze sculptures is a premier of The Pilgrim Collection of the royal art of Benin.
The amazing exhibition consists of eighteen objects and is considered to be one of the finest collections of the royal art of Benin. The art reflects the life of the Oba, or king, and is crafted with every attention to symbolism and detail according to the lost wax metal sculpting technique. The Oba rules with divine right and is believed to have spiritual powers. These stories are told in the art. Among the works shown from the collection are heads of the Oba and the Queen Mother. Other items from the collection that would be placed on the royal altar include figures of priests, warriors and court attendants.
First Fridays: 6-10pm
Exhibition: July 3-31, 2009
Elegba Folklore Society educates Richmond residents and visitors about heritage and traditions of Africa and the African-American experience, through exhibitions, festivals concerts, classes, and historical tours. |
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Richmond Public Library–
Main Branch
101 East Franklin St.
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 646 · 7223 richmondpubliclibrary.org
Monday - Wednesday: 9 am – 9 pm,
Thursday - Friday: 9 am – 6 pm
Saturday: 10 am – 5 pm
First Fridays hours: 7 – 9 pm |
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Exposed to Crows: Nick Pollok
Artist Nick Pollok depicts images in paint from the spontaneous memory of the subconscience events that never occurred. Pollok received his MFA from VCU’s Department of Sculpture and teaches carving and sculpture at The Visual Art Center of Richmond.
Nature and Architectural Photography: Alice Quirk
New York artist Alice Quirk has called Richmond home since 2005. Delving into traditional black and white processing, her images offer a glimpse into the organic and industrial aspects of life.
First Fridays: July 3, 7-9pm
Exhibition Dates: July 3-August 5, 2009
Now through August 1 - “Be Creative” Summer Reading
It’s fun for everyone at the Richmond Public Library this summer! Visit your neighborhood library and register for our “Be Creative” Summer Reading Program from June 20 - August 1, 2009. Everyone from pre-schoolers to adults can join in creative activities, story times and fun including performances by Barefoot Puppets and the Make Music with Me Band.
For every book read, receive a chance to win a desk top computer! Mark your progress by listing books on your reading log, complete your reading, and you’ll receive our special Summer Reading back pack or tote and an extra surprise. On August 1st celebrate at our Grand Finale at the Main Library from 10am-4pm with performances, story telling, prize announcements, food and fun!
With the capacity to showcase art, music, and literature, the Richmond Public Library offers an enhanced First Fridays experience. Local and regional artists exhibit monthly in four gallery spaces, and musical groups from chamber player players to university groups perform throughout the year. In the spring, the Richmond Writers Series is held in conjunction with First Fridays. |
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Theatre IV
114 W. Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23220
Box Office 804.344.8040
theatreivrichmond.org
Year round: M – F 9am – 5pm
First Friday hours: 7pm- 10pm |
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Thoroughly Modern Millie
Style Weekly declares it, “Brilliant! Amazing! A great way to put some sizzle in your summer.” With a full score of jazzy songs and bright dance numbers, Thoroughly Modern Millie took Broadway by storm and won the Tony Award for Best Musical in 2002! Small towner, Millie Dillmount, arrives in 1920's New York to see how the other half lives, but what starts out as a bold declaration of her independence turns into a whirlwind of money, romance, kidnapping and tap-dancing stenographers! For ages 12+.
First Fridays Performance: 8pm; Tickets $20-$40
Performance runs: through August 2, 2009
Theatre IV is a nonprofit organization that has been entertaining, educating and encouraging Richmond audiences for 32 years. Theatre IV annually produces four main stage productions and over 30 touring productions, which visit 33
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Valentine Richmond History Center
1015 East Clay St.
Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 649 · 0711
richmondhistorycenter.com
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm, Café Richmond Open Monday-Friday |
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| While the Valentine Richmond History Center is closed during First Fridays, the Museum is open Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm and Sundays 12-5pm. The Richmond History Center now makes it easier for everyone to experience their outstanding collections and unique exhibitions by offering a “Pay what you can” day on Sundays!
Recently opened is the fascinating exhibition Disciples of Vulcan that examines the interesting history of Richmond’s Oregon Hill neighborhood.
Disciples of Vulcan: Examining the Oregon Hill Community, a photography exhibition in the Stern Gallery, is on view through September. Bordered by Cary and Belvidere Streets to the north and east and Oregon Hill Parkway and Hollywood Cemetery to the south and west, Oregon Hill was settled in the 1840s by immigrant ironworkers and developed into a tight-knit working class neighborhood. Using images from the History Center photograph collection, the exhibition traces the development of the neighborhood’s residents, businesses, institutions and preservation challenges.
The mission of the Richmond History Center is to engage, educate, and challenge a diverse audience by collecting, preserving, and interpreting Richmond's history. The galleries of the Valentine Richmond History Center will be open to the public during each First Fridays Art Walk throughout the 2008-2009 season. In keeping with its mission to support the cultural life of downtown Richmond, the History Center will waive its regular $10 admission on the first Friday of each month, September 2008 through June 2009, from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
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Bistro Twenty Seven
27 West Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 780 · 0086 bistrotwentyseven.com
Monday-Friday 11:30am – 2:0pm
Monday-Thursday 5:00 – 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday 5:00 –11:00pm
First Fridays: 5:00 – 11:00pm |
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Stop in for lunch or dinner upon the reopening and experience the freshest ingredients and most inspired culinary creations at one of Downtown’s top restaurants, recognized repeatedly as one of Richmond’s Best Restaurants.
On view will be the works of artist Irmaly Brackin, who works in acrylic and resin.
Located in the heart of downtown, just minutes from the Jefferson Hotel & Marriott Downtown, Bistro 27, offers a diverse menu of Mediterranean cuisine. Everything is made fresh daily from scratch. Chef-owner Carlos Silva uses only the best ingredients in his dishes. Come to Twenty-Seven and watch your dinner being prepared in the open kitchen while you enjoy tantalizing appetizers. |
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Chez Foushee
2 West Grace St. Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 648 · 3225 chezfoushee.com
Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30am - 2:30pm
First Fridays Hours: 5:30-11:00pm |
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Chez Foushee presents a Pre-Set Dinner Menu for First Fridays dining.
Try either a 2-course or 3-course menu with choices priced at $28.00 and $34.50 respectively. You can now make a reservation for 6pm or 8-8:30pm seatings. Also sample The Bar Menu featuring appetizers and desserts for fun grazing, all priced at only $6.75 each.
First Fridays: July 3, 5:30-11pm
Situated on the corner of East Grace and Foushee Streets, in Historic Monroe Ward, just two blocks from the Jefferson Hotel, Chez Foushee has been Downtown's favorite lunch location and caterer for more than 15 years. Now open for dinner and cocktails on First Fridays! |
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Lift Coffee Shop
218 West Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 344 · 5438
liftcoffeeshop.com
Monday - Friday: 7 am – 7 pm
Saturday: 9 am – 3 pm
First Fridays hours: 7 am – 11 pm |
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Portraits on the Farm: New Works by Mary Anne Stevens Herr
Back by popular demand, Lift presents new works from the series “Portraits on the Farm” by artist Mary Anne Stevens Herr.
First Fridays Hours: 7am-11pm
Exhibition: March 6-28, 2009
Hip and contemporary coffee shop offering great food and drink selections as well as a changing array of local art. |
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Tarrant’s Café
1 West Broad St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 225 · 0035 www.tarrantscafe.org
Hours: 11am-11pm
First Fridays Hours: 11am-11pm |
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Foust and David Cochran
Well-known Richmond artist, Foust, presents new linocuts, while David Cochran presents a selection of acrylic paintings.
First Fridays: July 3, 5-11pm
Exhibition: July 3-August 29, 2009
This circa-1873 drug store has been transformed into a contemporary café serving a diverse array of dining options including New York Style pizza and Sunday Brunch. Voted by Style Weekly as one of Richmond’s Best Restaurants, Tarrant’s also features a full bar and rotating artwork by local artists. |
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Corporate & Museum Frame
301 West Broad St RVA 23220
(804) 643 · 6858 corporatemuseumframe.com
Hours: Monday-Friday 10am – 5pm
Saturdays by appointment
First Fridays Hours: 7 – 10pm |
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First Fridays: closed July 3, 2009
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Corporate and Museum Frame has been an anchor of Broad Street for over 18 years, producing excellent picture frames by combining state of the art equipment, mature framing skills and informed design. The Gallery showcases emerging serious Virginia artists with an emphasis on photography. |
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Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
100 West Broad St Richmond, VA 23220
(804)225 · 7111jacksonhewitt.com
Hours: Jan 2-April 20 9am-8pm
Monday-Friday & 9am-6pm
Saturday. Closed
April 21-December 31.
First Fridays Hours: 7-10pm |
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Jackson Hewitt will be closed during the July 3 First Fridays Art Walk.
Jackson Hewitt is a leader in the tax preparation industry, providing full service individual federal and state income tax preparation, and has the proud distinction of being ranked the #1 tax preparation service by Entrepreneur magazine for 15 consecutive years. Visit the Downtown location on First Fridays for a variety of activities presented throughout the year. |
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Metro Sound & Music Co.
117 West Broad St Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 643 · 7125 metrosound.com
Monday - Saturday: 11am – 6pm
First Fridays hours: 11am – 10pm |
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| Metro Sound has a new line of guitars in stock, not to mention an incredible selection of used instruments. Drop in on First Fridays or anytime throughout the week to see what great finds you’ll discover.
First Fridays Hours: 7-10pm
Downtown Richmond’s premiere source for vintage and high-end musical instruments. Also offering lesson, rentals and recording studio. |
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Renovation Resources
18 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 644 · 3070 sinksfaucetsandmore.com
Monday – Friday 91 am – 5 pm
Saturdays – 10 am – 3 pm
First Fridays Hours: 6pm – until |
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| Offering a varied collection of Eco-Friendly gifts and gift bag sets for that someone special. Renovation Resources has found a wide selection of unique gifts, such as Bamboo Briefcase, Chemical Free Cleaning Kits for Baby-Body-Home-Cat-Dog, Accessories for both Bath & Home, to mention a few. Not to mention, their unique and unusual Bath & Home Fixtures and Furniture.
First Fridays Hours: 6-10pm
Representing “Innovation in Renovation”, Renovation Resources is the place where design and functionality come together to create your personal reality. To help protect our planet, we are putting an emphasis on green and are pleased to announce that not only can we assist you with any standard product for your bath, kitchen, and home, but we can now assist you with finding eco-friendly products that don’t sacrifice function or design. From water saving faucets to personal care products, Renovation Resources can nurture your body and soul. |
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Turnstyle
102 W Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220
804.643.(TURN) or 8876
turnstyleonline.com
www.evolveva.com
Tuesday - Saturday 10 – 6 pm
First Fridays hours: 7 – 10 pm |
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First Fridays: Closed July 3 2009
Turnstyle is a streetwear fashion and music boutique, featuring dance music on vinyl and cds with fine and casual apparel lines for men and women by underground designers. |
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Linden Row
100 East Franklin St. Richmond, VA 23219
(804) 783-7000
www.lindenrowinn.com
Hours of operation: 24 hours/7 days per week
First Fridays hours: 24 hours/7 days per week |
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Poe's Playground
Poe's Playground is a satellite exhibition at the Linden Row Inn presented by 1708 Gallery. The exhibition will feature works of or inspired by author Edgar Allen Poe, such as Caryl Burtner's "Exorcism of Page 13" series to be countered with tongue and cheek work such as John Moser's studies for "The Putt and the Pendulum" golf course, and Noah Scalin's popular Skull-A-Day Series. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience Linden Row’s gorgeous outdoor courtyard between 6-11pm to enjoy live music and cash bar featuring premium wines and beers.
First Fridays: July 3, 6-11pm
Exhibition: continuing through August 25, 2009
Linden Row Inn is a 70-room boutique historic hotel located in the heart of Downtown Richmond. The hotel is comprised of seven row houses built in the mid-1800’s, and meticulously restored over the years. The hotel’s guest rooms are furnished with antiques from the middle and late 1800’s, and the hotel is proud to be featured on the National Registry of Historic Places. The Linden Row Inn proudly exhibits art from well-known local and national artists in its lobby and garden courtyard areas. |
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SPECIAL NOTICE
NO Alcohol
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Creating a Community of Culture
We wish to remind visitors to First Friday and the participating venues that it is not legal to carry alcoholic beverages from one gallery to another. Please finish your beverages at the location where you obtained them. Nor is it legal to bring alcohol to the event, to the participating venues, or have open containers on the street. Help keep the event safe and accessible to all and running smoothly by abiding by the law and the guidelines of the area's businesses.
Contact Christina Newton, Director at (804) 344 · 1508 or
e-mail curatedculture@comcast.net if you have any questions! |
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