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Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar Announces Second Location at The Valentine

Entrepreneur Brandi Brown opens her second shop early on April 5 at the Valentine in downtown Richmond. Her shop on Brookland Park Boulevard was embraced by our community from day one, and supported throughout the pandemic. It’s the place to go for healthful foods, fresh brewed teas, cold press juices and smoothies with “soul”. Always shop local.

Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar

114 West Brookland Park Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23222

(804) 562-2693

Tues-Sat, 9AM-5PM

Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar at The Valentine 

1015 East Clay Street 

Richmond, VA 23219

Mon-Fri, 8AM-4PM



Throughout the COVID—19 pandemic, we are dedicated to bringing you stories from members of our Richmond community to keep you connected. Browse our growing collection of short videos to see what Richmond has been up to!


Art

 

Aliza Sterling plans to commission renowned muralist Nico Cathcart to paint a massive mural at North End Yoga Studio.

Vickie Hall of Stir Crazy Cafe shows off their latest mural created by artist Scott McClaning.

 

From his front porch, Senator Tim Kaine plays “This Land Is Your Land” by Woody Guthrie. Read the full story here.

Laura Ann has a voice that can bring you to tears one moment, crush you with melancholy the next.

 

The Arthurs (Sara, Charles "King", Loudon, and Josie) immensely talented, extremely generous in every way. Read their story here.

Phil Ford is Bass Hotdog Man.



Business

 

Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar on Brookland Park Boulevard, which opened two months before the pandemic struck and never missed a beat. Read more here.

Stir Crazy Cafe is back with contactless, curbside pickup. Your favorite neighborhood cafe is now open from 8am - 3pm Wednesday through Sunday with a modified menu.

Order online at www.stircrazycaferva.com, or call them at (804) 864-0264

 

More from Jimmy Tsamouras of Dot's Back Inn and Demi's with a few words about his wife's efforts to collect PPEs at her shuttered Spa Three Ten. Dot's now offers mixed drinks to go.

Stir Crazy Cafe now offers delivery through LoCo, a locally owned delivery cooperative, along with contactless, curbside pickup. Your favorite neighborhood cafe is now open from 8:30am - 3pm seven days a week. Order online at www.stircrazycaferva.com, or call them at (804) 864-0264

 

Newest business on MacArthur Avenue in the heart of Bellevue recently opened its doors. This guitar shop offers sales, repairs and lessons. Hear more from owner Matt Avitable.

Joe Stankus of Classic Touch Cleaning in Bellevue volunteers with Feed More to help feed our neighbors.


Community

 

First brush strokes on the Northside Mural by artist Ed Trask and his young assistant. In honor of the day, they painted the twin trade towers. Read more here. 

The Stuart statue also attracted protesters, as did all the other monuments to white supremacists along Monument Avenue. Read more here.

 

State Senator Jennifer McClellan in front of the Lee Monument gives assessment of protests and the removal of the statues from Monument Avenue. Read the full story here.

Lee monument became a focal point for the BLM protests. Read more here.

 

Ed Trask talks about his Northside mural at Brook and Bellevue--coming soon! Read more here.