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The Man With Two Brains

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By Don Harrison Verified
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Author Dale Brumfield thinks that Richmond has always had a palpable aura of strangeness. His new short story collection, “King Size Peggy & Other Stories,” tells nine dark-humored tales that he says fit only too perfectly in River City. “If you love the weirdness of Richmond, especially old Richmond,  this book will be right up your alley,” says the writer, researcher and cultural historian [also an occasional contributor to Style Weekly] and a twice-nominated Library of Virginia book honoree.
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Standing on Shoulders

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By Don Harrison Verified
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The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts feels like a big high school on a Wednesday morning — complete with fire drill. “Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys” opens on Saturday, but approximately 400 students from assorted high schools and colleges are getting a sneak peek at the much-hyped exhibit (after a brief pause following a fire scare).
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Three is the Magic Number

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The third time looks to be the charm for 804 Day, the “celebration of all-things Richmond” scheduled for Saturday in Shockoe Bottom. The weather forecast is showing cooler-than-usual temperatures during the hours of the third annual outdoor music festival and. importantly, no rain. The self-described “block party,” now an all-day Saturday affair, attracted more than 5,000 visitors to three performance stages in 2023, its inaugural year.
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