The Young Men’s Shop opened in 1927 and was owned by Henry Reuben. The store was located at 110 West Main Street in Charlottesville, Va.
In 1931, W. Harry O’Mansky purchased The Young Men’s Shop and shortly there after moved the business to 120 West Main Street where the business grew to encompass both 118 and 120 West Main Street. Read More
Grace Estate Winery: open Thu-Sun 11am-5pm. Read More
Jean Theory:
(1) The idea that worn with an old t-shirt, bare feet and a ponytail; or worn with a nice top, high heels, and some fabulous jewelry, jeans are appropriate for (almost) any occasion. Read More
Two for one
Mark your calendar for Friday, May 3, as two acclaimed Virginia chefs, both nominated for the James Beard Award of Excellence, come together to create a dinner to remember. Lee Gregory is the chef and owner of The Roosevelt restaurant in Richmond’s historic Church Hill neighborhood and has been featured in magazines such as Garden & Gun and Southern Living. Read More
Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards: open Tuesday-Sunday from 11:00am until 5:00pm. Read More
Watch Petit Pois GM/Head Chef Brian Jones make this signature Petit Pois dessert: Profiteroles with vanilla ice cream and chocolate ganache. He takes us on a journey, from laying out the dough to filling the finished puffs with ice cream to topping them with chocolate sauce. Read More
With the best Meatballs in Charlottesville, One Meatball Place is a dining hot spot in Midtown. From the meatballs and falafel, to the pasta and pizza, everything is made in-hosue to preserve that freshness that we all love! Read More
Today’s picks come from Mike Ketola, who cooks at not one but two restaurants that have been inducted into The Charlottesville 29. Ketola is the longtime sous chef of Mas, and also cooks at Barbecue Exchange. Ketola’s picks: Read More
Prince Michel Vineyard & Winery: open year round, Mon-Sun 10am-6pm. Read More
John Kluge, Jr. wants his land back. That would be the 217-acre front yard of Albemarle House, the mansion his mother, winemaker Patricia Kluge, lived in until the bank foreclosed on the property in 2011. Both land and mansion are now owned by Donald Trump. A lawsuit filed April 5 in Albemarle Circuit Court contends that Trump “fraudulently acquired” the separate front yard and is now stiffing John Kluge’s trust for more money promised if Albemarle House sold within two years. Read More