Sonya Clark is a master in the use of beads, combs, thread, textiles and hair. She regularly is showered with critical praise while winning recognition as a top contemporary artist.

The Fine Arts & Flowers exhibit opened Wednesday at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and will continue through Sunday, Nov. 9.

Juan Marichal Pierce Sr. beams as he discusses the Health Education Award he accepted from the Richmond Branch NAACP at its annual Freedom Fund banquet last month.

A state historical marker unveiled last Sunday at the Dinwiddie courthouse in her native County recalls Elizabeth Hobbs Keckley’s remarkable life.

An exhibit of Eyre Crowe’s works opened at the Library of Virginia on Monday, Oct. 27, and will run through May 30, 2015, according to a library release announcing the exhibit.

Olivette Baugh Robinson delights in showing others age is no barrier to staying fit.

Thousands of tailgaters, partygoers and football fans are expected for the fun-filled events designed to attract alumni, students and community members.

"Sneakerheads" will be looking to buy, sell and trade sneakers and clothing accessories from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Peep My Feet Sneaker & Streetwear Convention.

Girl power on wheels.

Michael R. Jackson, a forensic accountant, is the president of the Richmond First Club and has been involved with the nonprofit since 2011.

If you want to go back in the day, Friday night’s Masters of Ceremony Hip Hop Reunion may be the place for you.

Amy P. Nisenson exudes a strong inner confidence. She describes herself as “caring, humble and self- motivated.”

Virginia Union University’s homecoming this weekend should be a memorable affair.

A renowned South African artist has put her personal touch on the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts’ permanent collection.

Victor Lamar Rogers is on a mission to engage younger African-American men and women in community affairs.