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Passport Pairings

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By Mary Scott Hardaway Verified
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We’re on the eve of America’s semiquincentennial. The city has already been steeped in celebration with multi-day, multi-faceted events like Richmond SailFest and this past weekend’s highly lauded IllumiNATION. And there’s still much to do — parades, fireworks, festivals, hot dogs — etc. It’s not all red, white and blue revelry, though. As Virginia Museum of History and Culture (VMHC) president and CEO Jamie O.
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The best harbingers that carbs are here to stay

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By Mary Scott Hardaway Verified
| Style Weekly Verified
More pizza Lauren Vincelli says the River City is a “full-blown” pizza town with so many interesting things happening here from a “new age of exploration to some old school places.” Longtime West End Italian restaurant, Capriccios (9127 W. Broad St.) serves slices in the Vincelli-dubbed “Richmond cute style,” and just opened a downtown location at 801 W. Cary St. in February.
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Best place to let your little ones get creative (and you can, too)

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By Mary Scott Hardaway Verified
| Style Weekly Verified
At the oh-so-charming Les Sardines Strawberry Street studio you’ll find morning workshops geared toward toddlers – “sensory-inspired, exploratory and messy in the best way,” says owner Dominga Gardner. (Gardner says some of her students call her “mangoes” instead of Dominga). The toddler art projects can look like hands and feet dipped in paint, prints running along the papered floor and walls.
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