Traveling with kids is a joy and something we treasure. Our family loves finding new places in our state to visit and explore. But, there was one place I longed to visit, but faced with a bit of apprehension: Washington, D.C. Between the unpredictable … [Read more...] about Washington D.C. – Kid-friendly itinerary
Volunteering around Richmond helps the community
Volunteering is a powerful way to make a change and an impact in the Richmond area. Volunteering has many benefits. It is a way to build a resume, have new experiences, meet new and interesting people, and learn about the world, as well as fulfill community … [Read more...] about Volunteering around Richmond helps the community
Home for Good: Playhouse Event
Home for Good: Playhouse Event with Henrico CASA April 25- May 11 7 one-of-a-kind playhouses on display at Short Pump Town Center and Libbie Mill Library. - The playhouses were designed by local architects and built by local construction companies. - Each … [Read more...] about Home for Good: Playhouse Event
Story times for children in Richmond, Virginia
Vital to childhood is developing an interest in books; thus, eventually, a love of learning. Local storytimes provide the books and interaction to pique children’s interest in literacy. With several options nearby, there is a storytime fit for every … [Read more...] about Story times for children in Richmond, Virginia
Five Tips for Attempting the Capital Trail
During May, which is Bike Month, consider cycling on the Virginia Capital Trail. The fully paved, 51.7 mile trail that connects Richmond to Williamsburg is designed to be for everyone from dog walkers to cyclists; beginners to expert visitors are encouraged to … [Read more...] about Five Tips for Attempting the Capital Trail
Presidential Landmarks In Virginia Offer a Stark Lesson On Black History
The Commonwealth of Virginia calls itself “the birthplace of Presidents” because so many of those leaders called Virginia home. You don't have to wait until Presidents' Day in February to pay a visit to Virginia's many U.S. Presidential landmarks around the state. … [Read more...] about Presidential Landmarks In Virginia Offer a Stark Lesson On Black History
Celebrating Black History at Home
For the past 45 years the month of February has been officially dedicated to celebrating and honoring members of the Black community and their contributions to society. It is celebrated across the globe by schools, tv stations, new agencies and more. By honoring … [Read more...] about Celebrating Black History at Home
North Courthouse Library, a Chesterfield Treasure…with Nearby Treats
Looking for ways to fill your family’s morning? Try this easy, family-friendly outing is the North Courthouse Library. The North Courthouse library is the newest CCPL branch. The physical space is detail oriented with modern seating, a large, open … [Read more...] about North Courthouse Library, a Chesterfield Treasure…with Nearby Treats
Dinosaur Exhibits in Virginia
Dino-lovers in Virginia are in luck, as there is no shortage of opportunities to check out dinosaur sculptures, dig pits and fossils all over the state. Wondering where to travel so you can transport to prehistoric times and visit some dinosaurs? Check out our … [Read more...] about Dinosaur Exhibits in Virginia
Science Museum of Virginia Announces 2025 Programming Schedule
Resolve to pack 2025 with more STEM. From exhibitions to events, the Science Museum of Virginia is offering numerous ways for guests to engage with science, technology, engineering and math this year. Exhibitions “Towers of Tomorrow with LEGOⓇ … [Read more...] about Science Museum of Virginia Announces 2025 Programming Schedule
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