Katrina Spencer

Chihamba: A Time for Healing

Arts, Community Development, Entertainment, Katrina Spencer

by Katrina Spencer For over 30 years running, the Chihamba African American Cultural Arts Festival, a celebration of Black life, has been held in...

Jessica Harris’ Nimble Pivot Brings Classic Theater to Town

Arts, Education, Entertainment, Katrina Spencer

by Katrina Spencer Stage play director Jessica Harris’ endless passion for empowering her community through theater arts has led her to stage...

Public Violence, Our Trusty Companion

CIM Project, First Person C-Ville, Katrina Spencer, Politics

by Katrina Spencer This story was published as a part of Charlottesville Inclusive Media Project's: First Person C-Ville “A billion people died on...

A Helping Hand

Business, Community Development, Health and Wellness, Katrina Spencer

by Katrina Spencer Having grown up in a family with four siblings, entrepreneur and Charlottesville native Shenise Gray is no stranger to developing...

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Vinegar Hill Magazine is a space that is designed to support and project a more inclusive social narrative, to promote entrepreneurship, and to be a beacon for art, culture, and politics in Central Virginia.

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Vinegar Hill and In My Humble Opinion Receive Grant from American Press Institute

Vinegar Hill and In My Humble Opinion Radio Talk Show, two Black community outlets in Charlottesville, Virginia, have received a grant from the American Press Institute to host a quarterly series of conversations called "Can I Talk to You, Cville?" The events will...

Channing Mathews, Community Development

You Can Grow Food in Your Own Backyard: Exploring the Meaning of Food Justice in Charlottesville

by Channing J. Mathews As an avid patron of Black food and wine in the greater Charlottesville area, I am always on the hunt for a new spot to highlight and bring more visitors to our Black owned businesses. But last month's adventure took me on a more deeply...

Community Development

Jay Simple’s Exhibition to Challenge Construction of the American Dream

On September 14th, TILT Institute for the Contemporary Image will present a solo exhibition by visual artist Jay Simple. The exhibition, titled Where the Young Bols Rumble, calls into question the construction of the American Dream and who it was intended to...

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Charlottesville Black Business Expo Returns to IX Art Park on September 22

The 7th annual Charlottesville-Albemarle Black Business Expo is back! This free event will take place on Friday, September 22, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at IX Art Park. The Expo will feature more than 30 booths operated by Black-owned businesses, as well as three panel...

Community Development

Tonsler Leauge Finishes Another Amazing Season

The Tonsler Basketball League (formerly BCBA) is a beloved institution in Charlottesville, Virginia. For several years, it has provided a safe and inclusive space for people of all ages and skill levels to come together and play the game they love. This year's...

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Katrina Spencer

Chihamba: A Time for Healing

Jessica Harris’ Nimble Pivot Brings Classic Theater to Town

Public Violence, Our Trusty Companion

A Helping Hand

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Vinegar Hill and In My Humble Opinion Receive Grant from American Press Institute

You Can Grow Food in Your Own Backyard: Exploring the Meaning of Food Justice in Charlottesville

Jay Simple’s Exhibition to Challenge Construction of the American Dream

Charlottesville Black Business Expo Returns to IX Art Park on September 22

Tonsler Leauge Finishes Another Amazing Season

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