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💼 You better (net)work, Richmond

Work it with these 12 business and networking groups in Richmond
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Make connections with these organizations around Richmond. | Photo by @j.will.photography
Looking to get involved with Richmond’s entrepreneurial community? Then you better (net)work. Check out these options for meeting with other entrepreneurs, sharing ideas, and establishing lasting connections to grow your business.

Startup Virginia
You can apply to join this high-growth business incubator and entrepreneurial hub as a member, mentor, or investor. The twice-yearly Idea Factory program is a good option for entrepreneurs with a compelling business idea in need of the resources and guidance to turn it into reality.

ChamberRVA
This group serves members in the city and seven surrounding counties. For young entrepreneurs, check out Helping Young Professionals Engage (HYPE), which hosts programs throughout the year.

Metropolitan Business League
MBL focuses on building relationships for small, women-owned, and minority-owned businesses with exclusive workshops, events, and networking opportunities.

Virginia Hispanic Chamber
VAHCC has been bringing Hispanic businesses and communities together for over 20 years.

The JWC Foundation
The Jackson Ward Collective supports Black entrepreneurs from its base in the historic hub of Jackson Ward, once known as Black Wall Street.

Richmond Arts District
This downtown group is for businesses, residents, and non-profits alike.

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Startup Virginia received a Gold Award for Entrepreneurship from the International Economic Development Council in September.

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Manchester Alliance
Live, work, or own property in Manchester? Connect with your neighbors and help grow Southside businesses with this group.

Creative Mornings Richmond
Meet with fellow makers, writers, photographers, marketing pros, and more at monthly morning events.

Richmond Chapter PRSA
Richmonders working in Public Relations can join the local chapter of this national professional organization. The group hosts special events multiple times per month.

Advertising Club of Richmond
Also known as Richmond Ad Club, this group brings ad industry members together to exchange ideas.

Richmond Young Professional Networking Group
Professionals from all industries and backgrounds are welcome at this group’s monthly meetings.

RVA Code and Coffee
Get together with other techies at these inclusive, informal co-working sessions for all skill levels.
 
Events
Friday, Nov. 10
  • Garden Glow | Friday, Nov. 10-Sunday, Nov. 12 | 5-10 p.m. | Maymont, 1700 Hampton St., Richmond | $8-$16 | It’s the final weekend to visit the enchanting Glow Village with a glow bar, cozy fire pits, food trucks, immersive fun and art installations.
  • BABE & Friends | Friday, Nov. 10 | 7:30 p.m. | Coalition Theater, 8 W. Broad St., Richmond | $5-$10 | Get your laughs in at this multi-dimensional improv show featuring stand-up from Jordan Boyd and Amber Hendrix.
Saturday, Nov. 11
  • UR Men’s Basketball vs. Siena | Saturday, Nov. 11 | 8 p.m. | Robins Center, 365 College Rd., Richmond | $10-$15 | The Spiders face Siena in the second game of the season.
  • Richmond Vampire Ball | Saturday, Nov. 11 | 8-10 p.m. | The Hofheimer, 2818 W. Broad St., Richmond | $35 | Donate to the canned food drive and get raffle tickets.
  • Negro Folk Symphony | Saturday, Nov. 11-Sunday, Nov. 12 | Times vary | Dominion Energy Center Carpenter Theatre, 600 E. Grace St., Richmond | $15-$86 | The Richmond Symphony will perform William Dawson’s symphony that fuses African rhythms and American laments.
Sunday, Nov. 12
  • Sunday Bagel Pop-Up | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 9 a.m. | Spotty Dog, 2416 Jefferson Ave., Richmond | Cost of purchase | The bagel makers will be post up at the ice cream shop until sell out.
  • Richmond Indie Comics Expo | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | James Branch Cabell Library, 901 Park Ave., Richmond | Free | Attend panels, meet local artists, and hear from guest speakers at this student-run expo.
  • SwapMeet RVA | Sunday, Nov. 12 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Main Street Station, 1500 E. Main St., Richmond | Free entry | Shop vintage treasures, home goods, jewelry, and more at the last outdoor edition of this market for the year.
Tuesday, Nov. 14
  • The Fixx | Tuesday, Nov. 14 | 6:30 p.m. | The National, 708 E. Broad St., Richmond | $29 | Rock out with the new wave band out of London.
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News Notes
Civic
  • City offices, several community centers, and the DPU Call Center are closed today in observance of Veterans Day. Honor our military personnel at the Virginia War Memorial’s Veterans Day Ceremony today at 11 a.m.
Opening
  • Sincero is welcoming guests to its new brick-and-mortar location in Jackson Ward today. The Mexican-American restaurant has moved into the former Lucy’s Reserve spot. Snag a reservation for today or tomorrow to get in on opening weekend.
Open
  • There’s a new brewery open near the intersection of Patterson Avenue and Pump Road in Henrico. WayGone Brewery comes from two married couples who developed a passion for homebrewing several years ago. (Richmond BizSense)
Transit
  • Several GRTC routes will be impacted by street closures due to the Richmond Marathon tomorrow. Pulse station from Scott’s Addition to VCU Medical Center will be closed and will reopen throughout the day.
Outdoors
  • Community members are invited to a Carytown Clean Up event this Sunday, Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. Meet with the group at Beasties — pick up bags, gloves, and pickers will be provided.
Pets
  • Richmond Animal Care and Control is looking for prospective homes for its Thanksgiving foster program. If you will be home for the holiday and can help foster a dog or cat from Sunday, Nov. 19 to Friday, Dec.1, send RACC an email.
Read
  • Hear from local author Kathi Clark Wong at the Tuesday, Nov. 14 meeting of the Library of Virginia’s virtual Common Ground book group. Discuss Wong’s book, “Nickelodeons and Black Vaudeville: The Forgotten Story of Amanda Thorp” before the author joins for a Q+A. The event is free; registration is required.
History
  • You’ve got a little over a week left to fill out the city’s Cultural Resources Management Plan survey. Read up on the project team that’s developing a comprehensive way to approach historic preservation in Richmond. The survey closes on Monday, Nov. 20.
Drink
  • Time for a road trip? Charlottesville was named Wine Region of the Year at this year’s Wine Star awards. Cville was the only nominee from North America, winning over the likes of Lambrusco, Italy and Provence, France. (Style Weekly)
Holiday
  • If you’re looking to avoid the kitchen as much as possible this Thanksgiving, we’ve got you covered with places to pre-order holiday dishes — or even the whole meal. You could also make a reservation at one of 25+ restaurants open on Thanksgiving. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Try This
Family
  • Children’s Tower at Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU is where “ouch” turns to “phew.” Learn more about Richmond’s newest pediatric hospital unlike any other.*
 
Sports

⚽️ Kickers rebrand membership program

The Kickers rebranded their subscription service — here’s how it works
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Up the Roos this season at City Stadium. | Photo by Jessica Stone Hendricks Photography
The Kickers have unveiled a new version of their membership program, which gives fans discounts and priority access to various events put on throughout the season.

Formerly known as Kickers+, the CityStadium+ membership will include savings for the Kickers as well as the upcoming USL W League expansion team, coming in the spring.

The membership is currently priced at $50 and includes:
  • Discounts of up to $10 for regular-season Kickers and W League RVA home games
  • 15% off merch online and in person
  • First access to special events including exhibition and playoff matches
If that’s not enough soccer for you, 2024 season ticket packages are also on sale now.
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The Wrap
 
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Did you know? Today’s the first day of Virginia Cider Week. Check out the schedule for local events and specials through Sunday, Nov. 19.
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