The truth is that the history of rich music Charlottesville has really yet to be told. Tenor Saxophone player Tim Wicks is a part of that rich...
From Height to Musical Height with Tim Wicks
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I’ll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours
Contributed by Khalilah Jones | All photography credit: Jenaé D. Harrington Recently, my sister was telling me about some frustrations she has been...
Sewing and Stitching with Radical Self-Love
by Sarad Davenport Photos by Eze Amos Lisa Woolfork and her ‘Stitch Please’ podcast has gained more than 110,000 downloads and is a show that...
GROUNDS: Black Tales from the Ivory Tower
“I wanted to humanize black professors because there is a stigma within the black community that because someone Black has a Ph.D., then they’re not down and not in touch with their people anymore. That is not necessarily the case,” said Scott-Jones.
Deeper than Music: Dreams of Fatherhood and Fame
Many people know hip-hop artist LeeBangah for his music and his social media presence, but few may know him as a person and a father. Bangah said, “I want people to know that I am a strong father first. I am a guy from Charlottesville that puts my life and passion into my music.”
Hidden In Plain Site: Richmond Team Builds A New Black Reality
The Hidden In Plain Site project seeks to help Richmonders see the deep and rich history and contributions that Black Americans have made and how vestiges of that greatness is still visible among us—only if we look a little closer.
Charlottesville Inclusive Media Project
Vinegar Hill Magazine, an independent African American-owned for profit publishing company; In My Humble Opinion Talk Show, an African American female-owned digital production company and talk radio show; and Charlottesville Tomorrow, an INN member nonprofit public service newsroom have come together to for the Charlottesville Inclusive Media Project.
Lola Flash’s Exhibit “SALT” is a Celebration of Aging and Beauty
Lola Flash is a New York-based photographer whose exhibit titled, “SALT” captures images of women over seventy who are still active in their fields. This exhibit will be featured at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center on October 17th, 2020.
In My Humble Opinion Radio Show Launches New Website
Vinegar Hill caught up with media partner Charles Lewis from ‘In My Humble Opinion’ radio show to discuss the launch of their new website. Check out a short Q&A here about why they made the change.
Virginia Film Festival is Going Virtual this Year
VAFF Announces Shift to Virtual Format for 202033rd Annual VAFF will be Held October 21-25 and Feature a Diverse Slate of Digital Screenings and a Series Of Conversations with Leading Artists from Throughout Industry.
Vinegar Hill Magazine Joins Sponsors for the Black Business Expo
Vinegar Hill Magazine Joins Sponsors for the Black Business Expo. WTJU 91.1 FM and Lifeview Marketing present the fourth annual Charlottesville-Albemarle Black Business Expo – Saturday, September 26, virtually.
The Black Business Expo supports and celebrates local black-owned businesses. It is a FREE event designed to celebrate and encourage the success of black-owned businesses locally and beyond.
On Muvas Joins the Vinegar Hill Podcast Network
On Muvas who was recently featured on our partner ‘In My Humble Opinion’ radio show joins the lineup of podcasts on the Vinegar Hill Podcast Network. These two moms are bringing you their unfiltered opinions. All truth, no sugar coating… On muvas. Click the arrow above to check out their podcast!
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