Good morning, Charlottesville.

The Jefferson School Foundation is accepting submissions for its Black History Art Exhibition with entries due by Friday, Jan.

9, and plans to highlight artwork that honors Black history. The call is open to local artists (community submissions encouraged).

The Jefferson School Foundation is accepting submissions for its first Black History art exhibition at the Jefferson School City Center - submissions are due Friday, Jan.

9 and accepted artwork will be celebrated with a reception on Friday, Feb. 6.

FARMacy Café serves organic Mexican fusion at the CODE Building courtyard and offers seasonal specials and a mobile food truck for pop-ups.

The restaurant, started in 2018 by Jessica & Gabino Lino, opened its storefront in January 2022 and operates from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

During formal sorority recruitment this January, around 1,000 students will brave icy streets to attend rounds ranging from casual Round Robins to semiformal Preference.

Experienced members advise choosing unique, vintage pieces (like a cherished accessory) that express personality over expensive attire.

The Jefferson School Foundation is accepting submissions for its new Black History art exhibition with entries due by Friday, Jan.

9. Accepted artwork will be shown at the Jefferson School City Center followed by a reception on Friday, Feb. 6.

Volunteers from Rivanna Conservation Alliance cleaned a busy trail near the Rivanna River on Sunday (Jan.

4) to protect local water quality by preventing trash from entering waterways.

Volunteers from the Rivanna Conservation Alliance & CVille Litter Pickers cleaned up a busy trail along the Rivanna River on Sunday, Jan.

4 to prevent trash from harming local water quality. Their work focused on waste prevention and improved disposal options to keep the watershed safe.

Rivanna Conservation Alliance volunteers cleaned up one of the city's busiest trails Sunday to help keep the Rivanna River clear of waste.

Virginia women’s basketball stayed undefeated in ACC play with a 91-87 double-overtime win over Florida State on Sunday at the Tucker Center in Tallahassee; Kymora Johnson scored 31 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds as the team will face Georgia Tech on Thursday.

Virginia women’s basketball won 91-87 in a double overtime thriller at Florida State on Sunday, moving to 4-0 in ACC play.

Junior guard Kymora Johnson led with 31 points — the team will face Georgia Tech on Thursday at 7 p.m.

Gia Ray Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Tickets required — Enjoy an evening of soulful tunes with Gia Ray, highlighting themes of life's challenges and isolation.

NC State Wolfpack vs. Virginia Cavaliers Women's Basketball Game

5-7 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Free trial available — Catch the thrilling showdown between NC State and Virginia in women's college basketball.

Susto Stringband Performance

7-10 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Ticket info not specified — Experience the vibrant sounds of the Susto Stringband as they present their debut album.

Lettuce Concert

8-10 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket information available — Experience a genre-busting performance by Lettuce, a six-member musical collective.