Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
I'll be attending an event at the Landmark Theater in Richmond soon, and I'd like to CC. Anyone know if there are signs posted? I do know that it's practically on VCU campus, which has other implications because of state statute.
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Re: Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
The Landmark is owned by the City of Richmond so pre-emption applies. Carry and enjoy!

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Re: Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
Call it the Mosque while you're there, real Richmonders do.
Re: Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
Hahaha... I went to VCU so it's always been the Mosque. Looking at my tickets, it said Landmark, so that's what I went with in my original post. Maybe I'm getting brainwashed. Time forDiomed wrote:Call it the Mosque while you're there, real Richmonders do.
Went to see Wicked tonight, date night with my youngest daughter (7). Decided that we would go early, get a good parking spot on the street, walk to dinner place, and back to the Mosque for the show. Had a nice time.
She has this habit of squeezing my hand when we are coming up on people that make her feel uncomfortable. You know, sketchy types. Early on in the evening, walking to the restaurant, she stopped me and said "Daddy, do you have your... you know?" I just said "Honey, we're safe," and nodded and gave her a reassuring squeeze as we walked. A couple minutes later, as we're walking along the sidewalk, she said "Can I give you a hug?"
Ok, so I'm wearing a sportcoat (we're going to the theatre, right?). She put her arms around me to hug me and then intentionally patted my 3:00 to 4:00 area of my waist
Re: Carry at Landmark Theater in Richmond?
good job, bud. carry on! 
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