Konstantin Rega is a Digital Editor specializing in local content for publications such as Virginia Living and Treble Media. With a focus on showcasing the diverse culture, culinary scene, and arts of Virginia, Konstantin's articles cover a range of topics including food, music, art, and interviews with notable individuals in the community.
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Taste of Italy in NoVa
Poetic Sculpture
I.S. Berry Interview
A whole new breed of birders is taking over the trails.
Acclaimed chef Pepe Moncayo creates the fine dining equivalent of a trip to Singapore by drawing on family recipes, street food flavors, and elevated cuisine.
Lauren Groff Interview
The conductor and composer nods to familiar jazz sounds while reaching for distant worlds
A musical collaboration is an experiment—sometimes the results can go awry, while at other times, it can be a magical mix of personalities, musical tastes and a mutual love of making noise. South African pianist, composer, and singer Thandi Ntuli has partnered with innovative west coast percussionist and well-regarded producer Carlos Niño to explore sound and to play with how we relate to it. Rainbow Revisited retains the excitement of Ntuli’s music alongside Niño’s masterful and subtle use of percussion.
The highest point between the Atlantic Ocean and the Blue Ridge Mountains is a 550-foot, man-made mountain in Chantilly at the National Botanic Garden.
Fire Records is 40. Formed in 1984 by Clive Solomon and Jonny Waller, the UK-based label began with a handful of forward-thinking records in the post-punk underground, quickly developing a roster of bands steeped in psychedelia and carrying that thread on for four decades up to the present. It’s been home to legends like Spacemen 3 and Pulp, more recently releasing standout records by the likes of Jane Weaver and Vanishing Twin, and has likewise picked up legends ranging from Guided by Voices to Kristin Hersh as well as reissuing the catalogs of Pere Ubu and Black Lips. As the groundbreaking imprint celebrates its anniversary, we tip our hat with 10 of our picks for the best Fire Records albums.
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