I'm republishing old posts as I see fit or come across them. This photo was just a matter of being there at the right time. The rest is digital magic which I scarcesly comprehend. I hope you like it.
First published March 2008.
Showing posts with label The Fan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Fan. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
The View Down Floyd From Monroe Park*
Labels:
Monroe Park,
parks,
The Fan
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
The Upper East Side Big Band @ Bogarts
(via email)
That's right! After a long hiatus, The Upper East Side Big Band is will be performing at the new Bogart's in the Fan next Friday, February 12th!
Keyboardist, Adrian Duke will be joining us on vocals. Also singing will be Allyson Mills-Steele and guitarist, Curtis Mills from The Mills Family Band. We'll be doing the oldies and pulling out the newbies.It'll be an iPod shuffle of Duke, Basie, Ray Charles, The Beatles (some Abbey Road), and Prince. Come on out, Richmond... we've missed ya!
- Samson
Friday, August 07, 2009
PARADISE PARK MURAL OPENING
Come Celebrate
We made a mural
SAT. AUG 8th
11:30am – 2:00pm
FREE / FUN FOR ALL AGES
NO BS BRASS BAND Parade
March time line up 12:15pm (in the park)
- Visual Arts Center craft table – Make a shaker
- Meet their Giant Parade puppet
- Art on Wheels mobile printing press
- Dance - Eat - March - Create
- Paradise Park is a Fan Pocket Park
Bordered by Grove, Floyd, Allen & Vine
(entrance through alleys on N. Vine or N. Allen)
More info:
- paradise-park.org
- facebook.com/paradiseparkva
- twitter.com/GeoParadiseRVA
- Email:paradiseparkva@verizon.net
- Donna @ 804 332-5276
Sunday, August 02, 2009
Magic Skies - Friday Night
The late afternoon thunderstorms that have come daily this summer sometimes create a magic canvas for the sun to paint on. When the sky is just right, the effect is otherworldly. These were snapped at a stop light at Floyd and Boulevard with me chomping at the bit to get out of traffic. The magic doesn't last long, but I managed to grab these few before the light faded.
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The Fan
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