Living Social – $20 to Spend on Home Décor, Jewelry, Furniture, Apparel, and More from Overstock.com (online) Cannot be applied to shipping, excludes some categories like books and movies

Living Social – $40 for Hour-Long Swedish Massage from VA Health Massage (1805 Monument Avenue, Suite 607)

Living Social Families – Academic Evaluation and Consultation ($29) and Four Hours of Tutoring and 20% off One Study Package ($59) from Huntington Learning Center (1117 Alverser Drive, Midlothian or 10138 West Broad Street, Glen Allen)

Living Social – $10 for $20 to Spend on Products from The Body Shop

Groupon – $19 for All-Day Paintball Outing with Equipment Rental and 200 Paintballs ($39.95 Value) from SplatBrothers Paintball Park (13908 James River Dr., Hopewell)

Groupon – One ($42) or Three ($65) Acupuncture Treatments with Initial Consultation from HealthFocus Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (5030 Sadler Pl., Suite 202, Glen Allen)

Groupon – History-Museum Outing for Two or Individual or Family Membership to Valentine Richmond History Center (1015 E Clay St.)

Seize The Deal – $59 for Kettlebell Workshop + One Month of Booty Camp at Pirate Girl Fitness Company (1907 Westmoreland Street)

Dealfind – $15 for 30 Minute Express Manicure and Pedicure at Felicia’s Fabulous Nails ($30 Value) (5928 Nine Mile Road)

Baggio Consignment’s “Winter End of the Season Sale” is underway through the end of February. Save up to 80% on designer clothes.

If you haven’t shopped before, Baggio carries lovely high-end consignments with price tags to match – regular prices begin around $20 and go into the hundreds.

9734 Gayton Rd
1 804.754.1163

Only one team will win this weekend. But everyone will get rings. Come to BURGER KING® all weekend long, Feb 4-5, to celebrate the big day with free onion rings. And pass the invite to friends.

WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. ONE VALUE SIZED ONION RINGS PER PERSON PER VISIT. AT PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS. NOT VALID DURING BREAKFAST HOURS.

Want to encourage reading in Richmond?

World Book Night 2012 will be held on April 23 – apply online to receive 20 copies of a paperback (your choice from a list of 30 titles) to hand out to non- or light-readers in the community!

Deadline to apply is Monday, February 6. I can’t find a list of Richmond pick-up spots, but Fountain Bookstore and bbgb tale for kids are participating.

Living Social – $15 for $30 to Spend Online on Gourmet Chocolates, Gifts, and More from Fannie May Fine Chocolates (online) Can be applied to shipping

Living Social – $89 for Three-Hour Boudoir Photo Session with One 8×10 or Two 5×7 Prints and an Online Viewing Gallery from Ranson Photography (8819 Whitepine Road)

Living Social At Home – $40 for Cleaning for Ten Windows from A Clear View Richmond

Groupon – $149 for 60-Minute In-Office Teeth-Whitening Treatment ($420 Value) from Goochland Dentistry (115 Broad Street Rd., Suite C, Manakin Sabot)

Groupon – Gym Membership for Individual, Couple, or Family starting at $59 from Midlothian Athletic Club (10800 Center View Dr.)

Seize The Deal – $19 for One Ticket to ‘God of Carnage’ From Barksdale Theatre at Willow Lawn (1601 Willow Lawn Drive )

Go Richmond Deals – $300 Voucher for Jewelry at Carreras Jewelers for $149 (121 Libbie Avenue)

Go Richmond Deals – $39 to Convert Up To 6 Videos to DVDs (Reg $99) from PhotoBin

Dealfind – $10 for a One-Year Magazine Subscription to “Newsweek” Including Shipping ($39 Value)

Beginning today and running through the month of February, all regular footlong subs are $5 each at Subway. “Enjoy all your faves from the sensational Steak & Cheese to the mouthwatering Italian B.M.T® and even breakfast subs like the Bacon, Egg & Cheese.”

Frugal Richmond Events for Everyone! All events free admission unless noted.

FRIDAY

UR International Film Series: The Names of Love (Le Nom Des Gens) – Friday 3pm & 7:30pm; Ukrop Auditorium, Robins School of Business, University of Richmond
France, 2011, directed by Michel Leclerc. 102 min., NR. Free-spirited Baya uses seduction to convert conservative men to her left-wing lifestyle, which generally works quite well, until she meets Arthur Martin, a discreet forty-something Avian specialist. Their star-crossed affair develops in an ingenious story structure where Baya and Arthur, as children, explain their ancestral backgrounds: Baya’s father is an Algerian immigrant, her mother is a French leftist and Arthur’s Jewish mother escaped the Holocaust by being hidden under a non-Jewish name in an orphanage. Though firmly rooted in the romantic-comedy genre, The Names of Love pokes serious fun at ethnic and religious stereotyping based on names and appearances, as well as the supercharged political climate in France.

First Fridays Art Walk – Friday 5-9pm
Richmond’s First Fridays Art Walk showcases over 40 diverse creative venues in Downtown’s growing arts and cultural district. Visitors are invited to enjoy and support a variety of art galleries, cultural venues, accommodations, restaurants, and shops along Historic Broad Street, east of Belvidere Street and west of 9th Street as well as in Historic Jackson Ward and Monroe Ward.

Wrenn Mangum: Elvis Tribute Artist – Friday 6-8pm; Best Café, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Wrenn Mangum has fronted popular Richmond bands incorporating performance art and comedy as well as rockabilly groups. His current project is channeling early Elvis Presley and the traditional spirit of rock ‘n’ roll. His performance — with its intensity and attention to historical detail — is uncannily authentic. He takes you back to the way it was when life still seemed innocent. . .and the cars were cool!

Generation Dream Educoncert - Friday 7pm; Richmond Public Library 101 E Franklin St
Youth EduConcert honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Cinema Classics: Top Hat (1935) ($1) – Friday 7pm; Henrico Theatre
“Experience olde time cinema” at Henrico Theatre in Highland Springs. Tickets are only $1 per person and can be purchased at the door. Information: 328-4491 or email.

SATURDAY

Healthy Lifestyle Expo – Saturday 10am-4pm; Greater Richmond Convention Center
Sponsored by CBS6. Including exhibitors, cooking demonstration by Nathan Lyon, workout with Stepp Stewart, demonstration by Swingers jump rope team

RVA Environmental Film Festival ($5 per film) – begins Saturday at 10am; Byrd Theatre
The festival is designed to raise awareness of environmental issues relative to all residents of our planet, Earth. The Festival begins Saturday, February 4, at 10 am with The Lorax (FREE), a film designed for children and parents’ viewing, continuing through Saturday afternoon with If a Tree Falls; The Buffalo Creek Flood, an Act of Man/ Buffalo Creek Revisited; and The Last Time We Were Green. Weekend pass $15; individual features $5, at Chop Suey Restaurant &Video Fan. Check www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfestival.com and Eventbrite for feature time and e-purchase. 804 562-2500.

Stories at the Museum: Henry’s Freedom Box – Saturday 11am; Virginia Historical Society, 428 N Boulevard
Beginning in February 2012, the Virginia Historical Society will resume its Stories at the Museum program, which features educator-led readings of children’s books. Every program will include a group reading of the selected book and a make-and-take craft activity related to the text. Programs are FREE, open to the public, and require no advance registration. Families with children of all ages are welcome.

U.S. Army Chorus Concert – Saturday 2pm; St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 9505 Gayton Rd,
In 1956 The U.S. Army Chorus was established as the vocal counterpart of The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own” and is one of the nation’s only professional men’s choruses. From its inception, The U.S. Army Chorus has established and maintained a reputation of excellence. Beyond the traditional military music and patriotic standards, the repertoire of the Army Chorus covers a broad spectrum which includes pop, Broadway, folk, and classical music. To learn more about the Army Chorus and to listen to select pieces, visit their website here: http://www.usarmyband.com/chorus/the_us_army_chorus.html

Klezm’or’Amim’m – Saturday 2pm; Richmond Public Library Gellman Room
The Richmond-based klezmer ensemble explores the relationship between klezmer and jazz during “American’s Music: Funny, You Don’t Sound Jewish.” Sponsored by VCU

Cinema Classics: Top Hat (1935) ($1) – Saturday 2pm & 7pm; Henrico Theatre
“Experience olde time cinema” at Henrico Theatre in Highland Springs. Tickets are only $1 per person and can be purchased at the door. Information: 328-4491 or email.

SUNDAY

Open Studio – Sunday 1-4pm; Art Education Center, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Recommended for families with children ages 3-12. o registration required. Participate in a free “make-it and take-it” art project inspired by a select work of art from the world-renowned collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. (Activities vary each month based on availability of materials.)

RVA Environmental Film Festival ($5 per film) – Continues Sunday at 1pm; Byrd Theatre
The festival is designed to raise awareness of environmental issues relative to all residents of our planet, Earth. Resuming Sunday afternoon with Koyaanisoatsi; The City Dark; and The Big UnEasy. Weekend pass $15; individual features $5, at Chop Suey Restaurant &Video Fan. Check www.rvaenvironmentalfilmfestival.com and Eventbrite for feature time and e-purchase. 804 562-2500.

“Each Quilt, A Story” Exhibit Opening – Sunday 2-5pm; Eastern Henrico Recreation Center
For all ages. Celebrate Black History Month at the opening reception for an extraordinary quilt exhibit presented by the Sisters of the Yam African American Quilters Guild! Enjoy the art and craftsmanship of these beautiful quilts and learn about their history and culture from historical interpreters and the quilters themselves. Music will be provided by a local choir, and light refreshments will be served. The quilt exhibit will move to Walkerton Tavern and be on display from February 6-24. Information: 501-5134 or email.

Richard Becker, Piano Concert – Sunday 3pm; Camp Concert Hall, Booker Hall of Music, University of Richmond
This season’s Super Bowl Sunday program of standard concert repertoire includes Becker’s new piano music, described as “very accessible, technically and musically” by pianist/composer Noel Lee, with praise for its “colour and elegance,” from pianist Roger Muraro (Paris Conservatory), and “filled with delicacy, charm, and fantasy” by Dominique Merlet (Piano Academy, Lake Como).

UR International Film Series: The Names of Love (Le Nom Des Gens) – Sunday 7:30pm; Ukrop Auditorium, Robins School of Business, University of Richmond
France, 2011, directed by Michel Leclerc. 102 min., NR. Free-spirited Baya uses seduction to convert conservative men to her left-wing lifestyle, which generally works quite well, until she meets Arthur Martin, a discreet forty-something Avian specialist. Their star-crossed affair develops in an ingenious story structure where Baya and Arthur, as children, explain their ancestral backgrounds: Baya’s father is an Algerian immigrant, her mother is a French leftist and Arthur’s Jewish mother escaped the Holocaust by being hidden under a non-Jewish name in an orphanage. Though firmly rooted in the romantic-comedy genre, The Names of Love pokes serious fun at ethnic and religious stereotyping based on names and appearances, as well as the supercharged political climate in France.