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Barter Theatre "Turns The Tide" With Historic Play
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (178+ words) Virginia Living Barter Theatre “Turns The Tide” With Historic Play Thomas Jefferson called the 1780 Battle of Kings Mountain “the turn of the tide of success”—the moment the Revolution swung toward American victory. The Overmountain Men—an ad-hoc patriot militia…...
How JoYu Tea & Coffee Brings Authentic Asian Boba and Coffee to Coastal Virginia
1+ week, 1+ day ago (159+ words) JoYu Tea & Coffee‘s owner-founder, Khoa Luong, fell in love with the wild world of Southeast Asian–style craft caffeinated beverages while studying business finance in Thailand and Vietnam. Pilgrimages to famed OG boba shops opened the door to fascinating…...
Think Niche at These Oddity Museums
3+ week, 4+ day ago (170+ words) From frontier towns along the Great Wagon Road to inventing country music, Southwest Virginia brims with amazing historical culture. These nifty and niche museums provide a window into often-overlooked wonders. Roanoke Pinball Museum: Experience the zany history, art, and science…...
Norfolk Artist Creates Soul Paintings of Animals
3+ week, 6+ day ago (161+ words) virginialiving.com Norfolk Artist Creates Soul Paintings of Animals When Nicole Harp’s mother developed dementia, she discovered something unexpected—pure consciousness shining through the illness. “It was like looking straight through to her heart,” Harp recalls. That profound experience of…...