Editor's Note

The Richmond Seen & Unseen

The Richmond Seen offers a vibrant look at Richmond, celebrating diverse voices, uncovering hidden gems, and highlighting local culture. First print edition launches March 13th.

Welcome to The Richmond Seen!

We’re thrilled to bring you a fresh perspective on our beloved city. From the soulful beats of local Hip Hop to the aromatic wonders of our food scene, we’re here to highlight both the seen and unseen energy of Richmond.

Our pages will be filled with stories that matter – celebrating our diverse voices, uncovering hidden gems, and amplifying the creativity that makes our community unique.

Join us as we explore, celebrate, and grow together. This is your city, your stories, your Richmond Seen.

Our first print edition, hit the streets on March 13th, 2025.

Available for Purchase Here.

Articles like today’s release are available in this quarter’s issue of The Richmond Seen. You can pick one up right now at @lecachedulcet or @vinylconflict. And if you’re OOT like our Texas supporter here, just hit the DMs and we’ll send you a link ASAP! From her early days at Triple Crossing to head brewer at Ardent, Tasha’s journey is one of presence and purpose—reshaping Richmond’s beer scene and making space for others as a Black woman in an industry that rarely reflects her. Quick switch up! We had to reschedule the 4/19 event due to a location change, but the Down To Earth: Community Cookout is still happening on Sunday, 4/20 at Sankofa Community Orchards. 3p. In this raw and revealing conversation, Dr. KáLyn Coghill (Dr. Kay) shares their journey as a Richmond native, scholar, activist, and protector of Black women. From their tumultuous childhood to their current work as an educator and abortion doula, Dr. Kay offers profound insights on gentrification, misogynoir, and what it means to be authentically oneself in academia and beyond. With Earth Day approaching, this quarter’s column of ‘Seeds We Sow’ highlights three farmers and their thoughts on the importance of farming in today’s political climate. On Friday, April 4th - Walking into The Reveler felt like stepping onto the set of a Christmas Story-themed bar — equal parts nostalgia and flair. The stage was trimmed with string lights, and ornate chandeliers added a sense of grandeur.

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