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Charlottesville, VA Event Calendar featuring local events, talks, screenings, performances, food & drink, classes, galleries, and outdoor activities.

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Charlottesville, VA Event Calendar. Spanish Play "Ana 3/11", by the Spanish Theater Group at UVA

5 days ago · The sentencing of Christopher Darnell Jones Jr. in connection with the November 13, 2022, shooting on the University of Virginia Grounds has been delayed by more than nine months. Jones pleaded guilty to the murders of Devin Chandler, Lavel Davis Jr., and D’Sean Perry and related charges on November 20, 2024. Jones faces a sentence […]

6 days ago · New Jersey’s most famous slacker-stoners roll up for a smokin’ spoken-word show with Jay and Silent Bob: The Aural Sects Tour. Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith have appeared as the eponymous ne’er-do-well duo in eight films over the past 30 years, but this live show gives them a chance to shed their on-screen personas and […]

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No, you’re the best. Welcome to Best of C-VILLE, where the (locally roasted) coffee’s hot and the votes are in. Again this year, we asked our readers to rank their favorite plumbers, party spots, pizza, and more, and again this year you delivered a list of the best stuff in town.

Oct 9, 2024 · Shifting gears Charlottesville Area Transit will get an upgrade later this month, with several service changes going into effect on October 26. The service enhancements, announced October 3, are the product of a years-long effort to improve the reliability and frequency of the CAT system. New schedules have been made for all routes to best […]

Popular opinions. What does it take to be the best? In his book Outliers: The Story of Success, Malcolm Gladwell says one needs at least 10,000 hours practicing a thing to be an expert at it.But that doesn’t necessarily equate to “the best.” The best, at least in this town, is more of a feeling: It’s a crisp glass of Virginia wine with a view of the Blue Ridge in the distance; it’s ...