Antoinette Essa is a media professional and reporter for WTVR CBS 6 in Richmond, Virginia. With a background in divinity, Antoinette brings a unique perspective to her reporting, covering local events and highlighting community stories that celebrate the rich culture and traditions of the Richmond area.
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By: Jake Burns, Antoinette Essa
The East End Music Festival is back after a one-year hiatus, returning to Chimborazo Park on Saturday, Sept. 21 from noon to 9 p.m.
By: Antoinette Essa
The Richmond International Film Festival (RIFF) is set to kick off its highly anticipated week of films, stars, and music, beginning with opening night at the historic Byrd Theatre on Tuesday.
By: Antoinette Essa
Richmond Folk Festival celebrates 20 years by 'bringing back some great artists'
"Started back in the alley, back behind Franklin Street, many, many years ago," festival organizer Stokes McCune said. "And it's grown and grown... and retired and rebirth. And here we are again."
By: Antoinette Essa
Persona de Poder, an annual celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month, takes place Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture.
By: Antoinette Essa
"We have a CPR tent where we're going to be having trained volunteers show people how to do hands-only CPR. It's very simple just hard and fast pressing in the middle of the chest after calling 911."
By: Antoinette Essa
Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, is a holiday that celebrates the victory of light over darkness, Michelle Israel, Lewis Ginter's director of exhibitions, said.
By: Antoinette Essa
Award-winning vocalist Will Downing returns to the River City to perform at the Richmond Convention Center this Sunday, Nov. 3.
By: Antoinette Essa
Mimosa Fest RVA is Sunday, Nov. 10 from noon to 4 p.m. at Atlas 42 in Innsbrook. "Anyone that loves mimosas, anyone that loves music, anyone that just loves to have fun with their friends."
By: Antoinette Essa
A Varina High School student is the brains behind next weekend's Keepin' It-N-Da Pocket Jam Session to celebrate "community, music and the art of percussion."
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