The site of the present-day Old Town movie theater The post Out of the Attic | Richmond Theater appeared first on Alexandria Times. In April 1914, Ralph A. Steele and W. Harmon Reed obtained a permit to build a new theater on King Street…
Virginia’s more than 2,700 roadside historical markers offer a way to explore the state’s past as the nation marks its 250th anniversary, with new Eastern Shore signs highlighting a segregated-era Black school and local religious, political and Quaker history. The state program…
The 20th annual Alexandria Film Festival will screen 80 films – its most ever – starting Sunday, November 8 and continuing Friday through Sunday, November 13-15 at venues across the city including: Patagonia Old Town, Charles E. Beatley Library in West End, Virginia Tech (ALX) in…
When Erin Nelson, professional dancer and teacher at Old Town ballet institution School for Swans, was little, ballet “was [her] everything.” She knew she wanted to be a ballerina since she was 3 years old, after seeing the Richmond Ballet perform…
Maria Ciarrocchi moved to Alexandria the week between her college finals and graduation. Having double-majored in political science and history – with minors in English and drama – at Randolph-Macon College, Ciarrocchi knew she wanted to work in Washington, D.C., but…
Curtains up across town.
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