You may know her from “In the Heights, ” or the singing voice of Abuela Alma in “Encanto. Olga Merediz talks with us about being born and Cuba and the impact of having to flee the country as a child.

Robert Biedermann, Kathy Halenda and Patrick A’Hearn talk about “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, ” thru September 3.

Bill Harris and Gabe Pons preview Art Attack in downtown Fredericksburg on October 1. It’s open to any art. Details at artattackproject.com

Salisbury, Maryland native Toneisha Harris initially planned to compete in “The Voice” in 2012. But a family crisis pushed it back to 2020. Hear her story. She’ll be in “Ghost-The Musical-“this fall at Riverside

Hodge describes her unconventional journey to the studio from which she now paints and teaches classes full time.

Sally Struthers reflects on 50+ years in entertainment. From TV to movies to the stage.

“Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner,” at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts thru September 4. Marc Lyons and Robert Biedermann talk about preview themes and topics.

Episode 1 of the Show Biz Buzz podcast

Lush-Rodriguez says the inspiration for her pieces often strikes her in dreams.

By MADISON BROWN Fredericksburg Today   Elizabeth “Skeeter” Scheid describes her artwork as “not pretty, but playful.”   She creates fairy dolls and tree sculptures out of mixed fibers  at Artful Dimensions Gallery on Caroline Street.  “I was always drawn to...

Patrick A’Hearn with previews upcoming shows (Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner with Joyce DeWitt) and talks about Nunsense with Sally Struthers. 

“It’s almost died out,” Hsi-Mei Yates says of her art.  Hsi-Mei creates watercolor paintings with a technique called Chinese brush painting. It is one of the oldest art traditions still in practice, with its origin traced to the Zhou dynasty. The technique is closely...

The Fredericksburg Theatre Ensemble presents Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike May 20, 21, 22, and the 27, 28, 29th at 810 Caroline Street-4th floor.

Sally Struthers joined Ted Schubel to talk about her role in the upcoming production at the Riverside Center for the Performing Arts. Nunsense-The Musical-runs May 18-July 10. 

First Acts of the Season to Include Kenny G, Hinder & Buckcherry, and comedian Jeff Dunham

Producing Artistic Director Patrick A’Hearn talks about community reaction to Camelot (thru May 8th) and Sally Struthers making a return to the region and the Riverside stage with Nunsense beginning May 18th.

Here were the winners of the Chamber awards

Camelot at the Riverside, March 16-May 8. Patrick A’Hearn, Christopher Sanders and Quinn Vogt-Welch. It’s the story and show you know, but shorter and relevant to today.