Short Pump, VA February 2023

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

February… the month of love!

We are constantly inspired by the loves of our lives that bring us hope and resolve to be our most authentic selves and grow in our ability to give without expectation.

My childhood memories of February include Valentine’s Day candy for us kids and the special Valentine’s meal we’d have as a family, which always included red, pink, and white foods on our plates! As you celebrate your love this month, we welcome you to Short Pump City Lifestyle’s Love Local Issue!

From giving back and serving others in the community to amazing photography, luxury consignment, and medical rejuvenation we’ve got a great lineup of amazing people and businesses that support our Short Pump community and help us live better lives each day as neighbors, friends, and families!

As you walk through this issue, please think about the local businesses and nonprofits that love local and give us a shout-out about them- we’d love to partner with them in any way that helps. The best is always yet to come!

Happy Valentine’s to You and Yours,

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Laurel Otey | laurel.otey@citylifestyle.com ACCOUNT MANAGER S

Steven Casupanan steven.casupanan@citylifestyle.com Ashley Sill | ashley.sill@citylifestyle.com PUBLISHER ASSISTANT

Joanna Tannenbaum joanna.tannenbaum@citylifestyle.com SOCIAL MEDIA COOR DINATOR S

Naylor Taliaferro | lcrmediallc@gmail.com Matt Polson | matt@thevideodepartmentrva.com CONTR IBUTING WR ITER S

M. Katherine Fisher, Joanna Tannenbaum CONTR IBUTING PHOTOGR APHER S

Hunter Henkel Photography, Philip Andrews Photography

Corporate Team CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL MEDIA Mindy Hargesheimer ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell AD DESIGNER Matthew Endersbe LAYOUT DESIGNER Eva Tucker

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Lifestyle Letter

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City Scene

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Business Monthly

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Local Experiences

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Fashion Forward

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Expert Help

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Artist’s Palette

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Giving Back

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Home Update

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Events

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20 Regain Your Confidence

Agnihotri Cosmetic Facial Surgery helps their patients look and feel their best

26 Capturing Picture Perfect Memories

Philip Andrews Photography helps you preserve moments in time to enjoy for a lifetime

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Local Teenager Raises Money for a Cause That is Close to Her Heart

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Photography: Rusian Bardash Three, pink, heart-shaped cookies filled with creme on display for Valentine’s Day.

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1: City Lifestyle Partners and husband and wife team, David and Christina Miller (Cameo Cakery and Café). 2: City Lifestyle Account Manager Steven Casupanan and Deanna Allbrittin celebrate at Palermo Trattoria’s Wine Dinner. 3: Joanna Tannenbaum, Aaron Swart, and Steven Casupanan welcome their Partners and guests to Palermo Trattoria’s Wine Dinner. 4: Wine Dinner attendees, Partner Sophia Quintana (DRIPBaR), Brian Tannenbaum, and Partner Justin Kendall (Pestmaster) with City Lifestyle Account Manager Ashley Sill. 5: Wine Dinner attendees, Partners Sophia and Anthony Quintana (DRIPBaR), Partner Justin Kendall (Pestmaster), and Lisa Kendall. 6: Table setting during Palermo Trattoria’s Wine Dinner for Midlothian Lifestyle and Short Pump City Lifestyle. 7: Wine Dinner attendees, Partner Rana Hamadani (Lash Out Beauty Bar) and Erich Schelin.

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8: Attendees, Kim Peerman and Partner Ashley Jefferson (Very Ashley), celebrate the holidays at this exclusive evening hosted by City Lifestyle.

9: City Lifestyle Partners, Lauren Llewelyn and Katelyn Peretti (Erma Jean), enjoy the multi-course Wine Dinner. 10: Partner Paul Hearn (Dog Training Elite Richmond) and Shanon Hearn with City Lifestyle Account Manager Steven Casupanan. 11: City Lifestyle Partners, Katie Zacherle (Integrity Home Mortgage), Sophia Quintana and Anthony Quintana, Mark Baird (GRS Accounting Solutions), and Justin and Lisa Kendall. 12: City Lifestyle Partners, Melissa Oefelein (Melissa Oefelein Real Estate), Kyle Yeatman (The Yeatman Group), Greer Jones (Greer Jones Properties), and Jason Thies. 13: Richmond Animal Care and Control (RACC) hosts Beagle Bell Rock at River City Roll. 14: Beagles rescued by RACC from the Envigo medical dog breeding facility last year play together.

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Sandston Branch Library Reopened in November With A Modern Touch In late November, Sandston Branch Library reopened after 12 weeks of renovation. After a ribbon-cutting ceremony, patrons enjoyed refreshments and family activities. The library’s new features include fresh paint, A-frame shelving, upgraded audio and video equipment, new carpeting, resurfaced parking lots, and eco-friendly landscaping. The modernized library is set to receive a Computer Work and Play Station that allows caregivers to use a computer while sitting next to an attached play area for their child.

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local experiences The best places and things to do in our area.

From restaurants, shops, artists, and more, show your love and support to our city’s creatives and visionaries. Enjoy these local establishments that you’re sure to fall for while giving back to our city’s economy in this list curated by M. Katherine Fisher.

Our Picks to Show Your Local Love PUBLIX SUPER MAR KETS: Take date night to a couple’s cooking demonstration at Publix Aprons Cooking School. 5400 Wyndham Forest Dr., Glen Allen LESSONS IN BALLR OOM: Treat yourselves to dance lessons at Lessons in Ballroom. 2300 John Rolfe Pkwy., Henrico TWIN HICKOR Y PAR K: Take a stroll hand in hand on a Henrico Parks System trail like Twin Hickory Park. 2300 John Rolfe Pkwy., Henrico THE CULTUR AL AR TS CENTER : Take an art class at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. 2880 Mountain Rd., Glen Allen BOATHOUSE AT SHOR T PUMP: Order take-out from The Boathouse at Short Pump Town Center and have a candle-lit meal at home. 11800 W. Broad St., Richmond

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Tunic Consignment in Short Pump Crossing Shopping Center offers recycled luxury fashion at an affordable price. Owner Kyla Daniel Hart and her team invite you to come explore the high-end brands offered at Tunic to discover your new favorite item!

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A beautiful watch makes a statement at the office, out with friends, or relaxing at home with family. Explore watches and other accessories by Burberry, Skagen, and Brighton at Tunic Consignment.

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Upgrade your footwear with genuine leather boots, stylish heels, and everyday flats. Tunic carries a variety of brands including Frye, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, TOMS, Talbots, Antonio Melani, Clarks, and many more.

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Refresh your wardrobe this season with gorgeous pieces from your favorite brands. Tunic offers everything from formalwear to casual clothing, accessories like hats and scarves, and athletics including Lululemon.

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Tunic offers a place to recycle your loved but no longer used items and give them a new life in someone else’s home. While visiting, discover the perfect Tiffany & Co. necklace or Brighton earrings to complete your new outfit!

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Regain Your Confidence Agnihotri Cosmetic Facial Surgery helps their patients look and feel their best

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Dr. Neil Agnihotri is the facial surgeon at Agnihotri Cosmetic Facial Surgery (ACS). He has performed thousands of facial procedures across nearly two decades of work, which have ranged from functional to cosmetic concerns in adults and children. With a focus only on the face and neck, Dr. Agnihotri carefully balances his advanced anatomical knowledge with the artistic eye needed to operate on your most precious asset.

ACS uses a combination of preventative facial treatments, advanced spa therapies, and surgical procedures to enhance skin health and appearance. Dr. Agnihotri and his team make it a priority to stay up-to-date on the most advanced procedures, materials, and techniques so that they can deliver their patients with consistency, predictability, and the best possible outcomes every time.

It’s no surprise, then, that ACS has been voted one of the Top Cosmetic Surgeons by Style Weekly and Virginia Living three years

in a row and won multiple Top Doctor Awards in Richmond Magazine!

Dr. Agnihotri and his team have become well-known for their commitment to excellence and family-focused values, both professionally and personally. During his residency, he volunteered with SmileTrain, an international children’s charity with a sustainable approach to treating cleft lip and palate. Today, Dr. Agnihotri, his wife, and the whole ACS team regularly participate in charitable events and volunteer their time outside of the surgery room to improve the lives of others in our communities. Their commitment to providing care to patients with aesthetic, functional, and social issues is a top priority.

Short Pump City Lifestyle recently met with team members Katy, Cassie, and Alyse at Agnihotri Cosmetic Facial Surgery to learn more about ACS’s family-focused approach to patient care and how they help make the people and the city of Richmond more beautiful inside and out.

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WHAT ARE THE TOP VALUES ON WHICH YOU MODEL YOUR BUSINESS AND LIFESTYLE? ALYSE: Patient care and safety. Everything we do inside our practice and out is a reflection of this.

IS COSMETIC SURGERY THE SAME AS PLASTIC SURGERY? KATY: While the terms can overlap and cause some confusion, overall cosmetic surgery procedures enhance and maintain beauty while plastic surgery procedures can include reconstruction as well.

HOW DOES FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERY DIFFER FROM OTHER FORMS OF COSMETIC SURGERY? ALYSE: Cosmetic procedures for the face require the highest level of technical skill as well as artistry, balancing a natural feel and rejuvenated look. Dr. Agnihotri was trained as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon with a specialty in craniofacial surgery – which means he is an expert on the face.

HOW DOES ACS HELP YOUR PATIENTS LOOK AND FEEL THEIR BEST? CASSIE: We all have things we feel self-conscious about, and we love helping our patients put their best face forward.

We listen to our patients’ concerns and never over-sell them on anything they don’t want. Our goal at ACS is to elevate the natural and unique beauty of each patient. Restoring patients back to when they looked and felt their best is our objective, which is why our saying is, “Look the age you feel!”

CAN ACS HELP ME LOOK NATURALLY YOUNGER FOR LONGER? KATY: Yes! And that’s our motto as a matter of fact. We truly love what we do and that shows in our work.

Lots of patients are not yet candidates for surgical treatments, so these patients are in what we like to call the “pre-juvenation” stage. This means there are small treatments we can do now to prevent larger surgeries in the future. Some of those treatments include Botox for wrinkles, fillers for adding volume to the lips, cheeks, under-eye

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“Our goal at ACS is to elevate the natural and unique beauty of each patient. Restoring patients back to when they looked and felt their best…” – Cassie (and much more), a medical grade skincare regimen, and last but certainly not least, HydraFacials to clear out skin and leave you glowing! There are many more options and we love going over all of them to tailor them to what our patient wants.

WHAT SETS ACS APART FROM OTHER COSMETIC SURGEONS? ALYSE: We live and breathe all that we offer. Every staff member has tried or used the products, so they can speak to them firsthand. We also believe in giving back to the community. We support many local charities that are making positive changes in RVA every day. Last, we enjoy and love to promote healthy living.

IN WHAT WAYS DO YOU INCORPORATE VOLUNTEER AND NONPROFIT WORK INTO YOUR LIFE? KATY: It’s baked into our culture.

We center our team-building outings around all of the nonprofit events we can. Whether it’s cleaning up the James with the Shiver in the River event or supporting NAMI through the Runway2Life Fashion Show, we enjoy coming together as a team to make our city a safer and more beautiful place to live, for everyone!

TELL US ABOUT SOME OF THE LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT YOU SUPPORT. ALYSE: SOAR365,

Richmond’s Heart Ball, Greater Richmond SCAN,

Greater Richmond Fit4Kids, Live Red Foundation, and Goochland Pet Lovers to name a few! Dr. Agnihotri is also on the board of SportsBackers here in Richmond. Being able to help influence events that get people of all ages and abilities to get out and feel their best is what he lives for!

Supporting these organizations is important to us because they help our future generations learn to live better lives and give them the tools they need to be successful. Investing in future generations is one of the most important things we can do!

IN WHAT WAYS DOES YOUR CHARITABLE WORK SPEAK TO YOUR FAMILY-FIRST VALUES? KATY: We take this in the literal sense.

In many of the events that we attend for the charities we support, we attend them with our families. Our quality time with our families is best spent helping others in need.

Making people look and feel their best isn’t just in the aesthetic room; it’s multi-dimensional. If we can help a cause that has helped someone overcome an illness or tribulation in their life, then it brings our work full circle. After all, beauty and happiness start on the inside.

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Virginia Tech graduate in Biology; Bon Secours Memorial Regional College of Nursing graduate; Brigitte has worked with Dr. Lynam since 2010. She is a Master Injector, having multiple advanced trainings in cosmetic injections, and is currently pursuing her Nurse Practitioner’s license. Brigitte enjoys working with each client to tailor treatments specific for their individual needs.

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Lillian has been a skin care practitioner since 2010 with a focus on cosmetic injections; expert on up-to-date skin care routines, products, and techniques. The injectables she offers include Botox/Dysport, dermal fillers, and Kybella. Additional services include chemical peels, Clear & Brilliant, Fraxel, IPL/Laser Genesis, Intracel, and micro-needling (Skinpen).

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Licensed Aesthetician & Intradermal Cosmetic (permanent makeup) artist with 20 years of experience in aesthetics; Bachelor of Arts degree from VCU. Her passion is to help others by enhancing their overall well being, which enhances the quality of their lives. She offers permanent makeup, microblading, dermaplaning, chemical peels, Hydrafacial, Intracel, Ultherapy, CoolSculpting, micro-needling (Skinpen), and laser hair removal.

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Bio-identical hormone replacement & weight loss expert; native Californian with over 10 years of experience as a nurse; in 2015 she continued her education to become a Board-certified Nurse Practitioner. She has a passion for helping her patients seek a better quality of life through HRT & weight loss therapies. Attended the World link medical conferences led by BHRT expert Dr. Neal Rouzier. Vanessa also offers Botox/Dysport, dermal fillers, and PRP for hair restoration.

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Kristina has an extreme passion for learning and continues her aesthetic/ injectable education on an ongoing basis. She prides herself on offering services that enhance one’s natural beauty. Kristina offers Botox/Dysport, dermal fillers, Sculptra, and Kybella.

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Philip has been fascinated with cinema and photography ever since he was a young child. “I received my first camera as a child and would make silly little movies with friends,” reminisces Philip. As an adult, he picked up photography initially as a hobby. He started out photographing landscapes and portraits of his wife. “Eventually a friend asked if I’d want to photograph their family and I fell in love with it,” explains Philip. “October of 2021, I made the jump to being a full-time photographer and I couldn’t be happier.”

Now, he serves a wide range of clients across Richmond through his photography business including weddings, engagement, maternity, family, lifestyle, and real estate. However, Philip particularly enjoys photographing families, embracing the now and preserving those fleeting moments in time. “My main clients are families young and old,” says Philip. “But they all share a love for displaying their photographs in their homes.”

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Every parent knows all too well the challenge of getting great family photos, especially when they involve multiple young children. Simply getting everyone in one place and looking at the camera is an accomplishment in and of itself! To ensure a successful family photoshoot, Philip starts with a consultation where he gets to know his clients (usually the parents) and learns about their vision and goals for their photos. Then, they coordinate locations and outfits so that everything looks cohesive. After that, Philip focuses on the lighting.

It’s no surprise that the right lighting can make or break a photograph. Philip enjoys building up a scene one light at a time to focus the eye and bring a sense of magic to the image.

Now after going through all the trouble of actually taking professional pictures, we don’t want all those cherished family photos to sit in a digital storage file for years! Yet, how often is that the case for busy families? Philip’s clients appreciate that he makes it easy to display and enjoy their photography. “I offer custom fine art prints crafted for the home,” says Philip. “Along with prints, I offer metal and canvas pieces, and my very popular lay-flat albums. At each client reveal, I help clients decide and create one-of-kind pieces for their home.”

Displaying your family photos is not only fun but can also provide positive impacts on families.

Experts have found that hanging photos of your children around your home can boost a child’s self-esteem. Additionally, family photos act as visual reminders for children that they are well cared for, unconditionally loved, meaningfully supported, and wholly accepted. They also foster a sense of belonging and help reinforce happy memories with their parents, siblings, pets, and other family members.

Book your next family photo session with Philip Andrews Photography and display your beautiful memories that will last a lifetime.

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A Better World Gracie Etherington is a Collegiate School sophomore who pursues numerous interests in art, history, sociology, and language arts.

She also enjoys playing co-ed indoor soccer at school and with the Richmond Strikers.

Gracie has been spending her time this winter like many of her peers – hanging out with friends, listening to music while studying or working out, and skiing whenever she has the chance – but she is not your average teenager.

Gracie describes herself as “an adventurous and outgoing person who loves to create memories with other people and experience new things no matter how challenging they

may be.” She applies these qualities to her work with the 2023 Student Visionaries of the Year program where she is leading her team of fellow students to raise money for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).

During their annual campaign, high school students who are passionate about volunteerism, philanthropy, and community engagement work together across seven weeks to raise money and awareness for the important work at LLS. What started out as an unexpected opportunity after being nominated by a family friend, has turned into a passion for

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improving the health and lives of others both in her community and across the world. In addition to her regular academic, sports, and personal pursuits, Gracie has spent her fall and winter preparing for her team’s fundraising campaign, called Team Grace. “I’m passionate about the work our team is doing because I know far too many people who have suffered from leukemia, lymphoma, and other forms of cancer,” says Gracie.

LLS is the largest nonprofit dedicated to creating a world without blood cancers. More than 1.3 million people in the US are either living with or in remission from blood cancer. In fact, blood cancers account for about ten percent of all diagnosed cancers in the US each year.

These types of cancers affect patients of all ages. Of particular concern are leukemias, which are the most common cancers in children under 15 years old and account for about 28% of all childhood cancers.

While huge medical advances have been achieved across the past several decades, better treatment and prevention strategies continue to be needed.

The mission of LLS is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of life of patients and their families. They do this through their medical research and by providing valuable support to patients and their families. “LLS’s environment is very accepting and supportive,” says Gracie. “The staff is wonderful, and they present their mission to the community in a loving and caring way.”

According to the LLS website, “Since 1949, [LLS] has invested more than $1.5 billion in groundbreaking research, pioneering many of today’s most innovative approaches.”

LLS’s research and work also extend beyond blood cancers. “More than 40% of new cancer treatment drugs approved by the FDA since 2004 originally started as blood cancer treatments,” explains Gracie. In addition to funding medical research, the money raised for LLS helps fund blood transfusions and other treatments for patients who lack the financial means to support their recovery.

“I have seen patients and family go through stressful and draining treatments for cancer,” says Gracie. “It drives me to want to participate in the campaign in the best way that I can.” LLS enables Gracie to gain essential skills and knowledge as she works to help others.

Team Grace’s fundraising campaign will be live from February 1 to March 24, 2023.

They will be reaching out to donors, sponsors, and businesses by email, text, mail, and in person. Her team will also be hosting fundraising dinners and school events to help raise money during their campaign.

At the grande finale, the winning team who has raised the most money during the fundraising period will be announced and earn the title National Students of the Year. “My teammates and I believe our efforts can make a real difference,” says Gracie. “Hopefully, together, we can one day rid the world of cancer.”

To support Team Grace’s efforts, visit their fundraising page: events.lls.org/va/svoyrichmond23/ getherington. Getting involved with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is simple. Go to the LLS website to start learning about their mission, get involved in their fundraising programs, or donate by visiting: lls.org. You can join the fight against cancer by applying as a student or sponsor of LLS’s Student Visionaries of the Year program at: llsstudentvisionaries.org.

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ELEVATE YOUR CLOSET 5 WAYS TO O R G A N I Z E A N D

Every woman dreams of an organized and beautiful closet space, but it often comes last on the list of places that get their time and attention. Follow our five tips for transforming and elevating your closet as you Spring clean and declutter for a more peaceful, inspired space you absolutely love.

A sneak peek inside the closet of active mom and entrepreneur Keri Tarantino of Leawood, KS reveals a dressing room that rivals celebrity homes in Beverly Hills. But it didn’t come easily. Keri painstakingly planned, designed and curated the space with care.

When we first stepped inside, we gasped as our eyes beheld the glory. No detail went unnoticed in this dreamy dressing room. Here are some guiding principles that can be drawn from her exquisite taste and vision. How you organize your closet will of course differ based on the size of your space, the size of your wardrobe, and the kind of life you lead. But applying the guidelines Keri used in her space will result in a much more organized and aesthetically pleasing space.

USE R EAL ESTATE W ISELY Reserve the front and middle of the closet for clothes worn most often. For someone who gets dressed for work each morning at 6 a.m., work clothes should be at the front of the closet. Store lesser-worn items like formal wear and out-of-season clothes toward the back and on the upper shelves. The large mirror and counter with chair provides the perfect spot to select jewelry and finalize finishing outfit touches.

While every closet is different, the key here is everything has a home.

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Group clothes by kind first and color second. This ensures quick location of that favorite shirt when it’s needed. Bonus - it’s easy on the eye. Group like with like: Gather belts, sweaters, long-sleeve shirts, work pants, dresses, button-down shirts, jeans, shorts, etc., and decide the best place to store each item as a group (e.g., hang pants in the closet, fold and stack sweaters in a bureau). Working with groupings will help you figure out how much space you need and the best way to store each type of item.

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Using space efficiently is important, but keep in mind every good design includes some negative space. For instance, consider adding built-ins on the long wall of your closet but keep the short wall open with a mirror.

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It may seem silly, but when dealing with a small space, little things count. Hanging all clothes the same direction is a no-brainer for continuity in your closet.

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FEBR UARY 2ND

Entangled Engagement

UNI V E R S I T Y O F R I C H MO ND | 7 :0 0 P M Join the University of Richmond for the opening event of ChinaFest 2023 featuring the enchantment, expectations, disillusion, and repulsion among the United States and China. This event is free and open to the public. Registration is required. Till 8:30 p.m. calendar.richmond.edu FEBR UARY 3 R D

Perspectives: The Art and Culture of Hip Hop

UNI V E R S I T Y O F R I C H M ON D, T YL E R H AYNE S C O MMON S , R O O M 30 5 | 1 2:0 0 P M Celebrate the start of Black History Month at the University of Richmond’s Perspectives, which explores Hip Hop's cultural and artistic significance. Local rapper Chance Fischer will lead the conversation and pizza will be served.

All are welcome. Till 1:30 p.m. calendar.richmond.edu

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Herbalism 101: Oils, Salves, and Topicals

L E WI S G I NT E R B OTA NI CA L GA R DE N | 9 :30 A M This interactive lecture explores medicinal plants that create beneficial oils and salves for a variety of uses. Participants receive an explanation of the pros and cons of the different types of carriers and processes and formulate an herbal salve to take home. Till 12:30 p.m. lewisginter.org

Anthony McGill and Gloria Chien

MO D LIN CE NT ER, CAMP C O NCE RT H ALL | 3:00 PM Listen and enjoy renowned artists, Anthony McGill and Gloria Chien, playing the clarinet and piano while making spectacular music together.

Till 5:30 p.m. modlin.richmond.edu F E BRUA RY 8T H

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C E NT RAL LIBR ARY | 5:30 PM Learn the planning and communication steps that prepare the ground for a successful community garden from Cooperative Extension Master Gardener, Cindy Steely. Registration is required. Till 7:00 p.m. chesterfield.gov F E BRUA RY 1 1 T H

Richmond's Finest: Tribute Gospel Ensemble and the Richmond Symphony

TH E CU LT U RAL ARTS CEN TER AT GLE N ALLE N | 7:00 PM Gospel and symphony fans unite!

Join The Cultural Arts Center this year as they pair the Tribute Gospel Ensemble and the Richmond Symphony on the Sara Belle November Stage. The Tribute Gospel Ensemble is a Richmond-based Gospel group out of the First African Baptist Church, one of the oldest black churches in the region. Till 9:00 p.m. artsglenallen.com F E BRUA RY 1 1 T H

Family Game Night

I NTE RM ISSIO N BEER C O M PANY | 5: 00 PM Pizza and pretzels, with beer, wine, hard seltzers, and cider make the perfect Game Night meal. Nightingale ice cream sandwiches make the perfect dessert. Play one of our games or bring your own. All ages are welcome.

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Richmond Chocolate, Wine, and Whiskey Festival

MAIN STREET STATION | 11:30 AM Enjoy chocolate in a multitude of decadent presentations and quench your thirst with champagne, prosecco, premium wines, and a sip of fine whisky. Till 9:00 p.m. chocolatewinewhiskey.com FEBR UARY 15TH

Deep Run High School Camp Fair Event

DEEP RUN HIGH SCHOOL | 5:30 PM Hosted by the Deep Run High School PTSO, local summer camps gather for an evening of information and sign-ups for the 2023 summer camp season for elementary and middle school children. The event is free and open to the public.

Till 8:00 p.m.

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Pet Connect - Chesterfield

T H E C H I L DR E N’ S MUS EU M C H E ST E R F I E L D | 1 0 :0 0 A M Join Pet Connect with the Richmond SPCA. Chanel Moses, Coordinator of Humane Education, will lead this series on the third Thursday of each month. Till 11:00 a.m. childrensmuseumofrichmond.org FEBR UARY 17TH

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T H E C H I L DR E N’ S MUS EU M C H E ST E R F I E L D | 5 :0 0 P M The Children’s Museum is excited to host a free night for families with children with disabilities. The events will open for registration about a week prior to the scheduled date and will be held on the third Friday of each month. Till 7:00 p.m. childrensmuseumofrichmond.org FEBR UARY 17TH-19 TH

Virginia International Auto Show

GREATER RICHMOND CONVENTION CENTER | 10:00 AM Come take a look at the latest automotive models and features at the

annual Virginia International Auto Show. For more information go to the show's website. Till 9:00 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. virginiaautoshow.com F E BRUA RY 1 9 T H

Monster Cross

P O CAH O NTAS STATE PARK | 10 : 0 0 A M The Monster Cross race offers a 25 and 50-mile gravel road ride with a single track mixed in for fun. The course supports cross or mountain bikes. Awards are given in over a dozen divisions. Till 3:00 p.m. runriderace.com F E BRUA RY 2 2 N D

Lunchtime Lecture: Exotic and Decadent Chocolate and Vanilla

L E WIS GINTE R BOTAN ICAL GARD EN | 11: 3 0 AM Explore the exciting and exotic history of chocolate and vanilla. Learn about the plants behind these delicious and decadent ingredients and how to incorporate them into delectable savory and sweet treats. Enjoy the delights of chocolate and vanilla-infused dishes in a post-lecture luncheon. Till 1:30 p.m. lewisginter.org F E BRUA RY 2 5T H

Kadencia Orchestra

PERKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND EDUCATION | 7:30 PM Kadencia is a 13-piece orchestra dedicated to conserving and promoting Afro-Puerto Rican music in Richmond. The band delivers heavy-hitting original music and uses Bomba, Plena, and Salsa. Till 10:00 p.m. childrensmuseumofrichmond.org

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Big And Little Chef: A Trip Through Italy

P U BLIX APRO N S COOKIN G S CH O O L AT NUCKOLS P LACE | 10 : 0 0 AM Publix Aprons Cooking School takes you and your child on a trip through Italy to re-create some amazing Italian-inspired dishes in the comfort of your own kitchen. Till 12:30 p.m. apronscookingschool.publix.com

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Mardi Gras with Jambalaya with Gregory's Grill

JA ME S R I V E R C E L L A R S WI NE RY | 1 2:0 0 P M Gregory’s Grill will be serving up some New Orleans classics from shrimp and grits to jambalaya, fried oyster po’boys, and beignets. Time to warm up with some home-cooked foods.

Till 5:00 p.m. jamesrivercellars.com FEBR UARY 25TH

Pet Expo

R I C H MO ND R AC E WAY C O MP L E X | 1 0 :0 0 A M Pet Expo is a unique indoor event where people can bring their pets to enjoy a day of fun and excitement with the whole family. Exhibitors will be on hand offering a variety of goods and services. Activities are scheduled throughout the day, many of which involve pet participation.

Till 4:00 p.m. henricohumane.org FEBR UARY 25TH

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L E WI S G I NT E R B OTA NI CA L GA R DE N | 9 :0 0 A M Alcohol inks are a fascinating, relatively new art form. A vibrant, fast-drying medium, alcohol inks are used to paint on non-porous surfaces such as glass, tile, or metal.

The possibilities for experimentation are endless. Experience is not necessary to participate. Till 1:00 p.m. lewisginter.org

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