A hypothetical meeting of great minds in a Paris bar is an absurdist and comedic delight.
‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ delivers laughs, big questions
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24-hour Fade-A-Thon helps local aspiring barbers
Event raises money for aspiring barbers
Little Big Man’s reggaeton sending seismic waves through region
His newest single envisions the earth quaking underneath joyous dancing on Miami’s South Beach.
Jazz and a Mission combines good music with good causes
Monthly concerts raise funds for nonprofits.
Fredericksburg region business figures weigh in on state minimum wage bill
Bill could improve regional economy, put strain on small businesses.
Fredericksburg, King George to hold No Kings rallies on March 28
A ‘No Gerrymandering’ protest held by the University of Mary Washington College Republicans and the Fredericksburg Area Young Republicans is scheduled on the same day.
UMW hosts ‘Braver Angels’ debate about the effect of social media on democracy
Debate featured a unique format designed to promote civic discourse.
Black Fredericksburg Radio gives area’s African-American community a home on the airwaves
Under founder Twana James, BLKFXBG has become the region’s go-to radio station for the Black community.
The monks are coming. Follow their path to enlightenment through the Fredericksburg region
The Buddhist monks of the Huong Dao Vipassana Bhavana Center are expected to pass through the area between Wednesday and Friday.
FTE’s ‘How to Transcend a Happy Marriage’ brings the laughs
Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble opens 2026 season with comic romp.
IdeaSpace celebrates 5 years of making creative pursuits accessible
From 3D printing to podcast equipment, CRRL third space gives community the tools to create.
Fredericksburg Food Co-Op launches Community Cash program
New program replaces Carrot Cash, which ran afoul of USDA’s equal protection provision.
Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble renews act with focus on discovery
In 2026, the theater group will continue to focus on community, untold viewpoints.
FAMPO approves Rappahannock River Crossing study
Next, crossing will undergo a NEPA study to determine its exact location.
Fredericksburg-area food organizations strained during shutdown
Organizations saw increased demand, struggled to adapt to changing rules and guidelines.
Across Fredericksburg area, younger voters make their voices heard
Many who cut electoral teeth in 2024 presidential election returned to the polls with renewed vigor on Tuesday.
Stuart and Navarro vie for city revenue commissioner office
Both candidates boast extensive experience from roles with the federal government.
Blues shaped by the voices of women who love it
Two Virginia women carry on tradition while also shaping the genre.
No Kings protest draws over 2,000 in Fredericksburg
Large, sign-wielding crowd comes out to protest actions of Trump administration.
Residents share feedback at public hearing on Dixon Connector Trail
The meeting, hosted by VDOT, focused on the engineered aspects of the project, which will connect Dixon Park and Caroline Street.
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