March marks Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the positive contributions of women across the globe. Richmond is home to many women who have impacted our state and even world in a variety of important ways. Throughout the month, there will be several … [Read more...] about Free Ways to Celebrate Women’s History in Richmond
Celebrate Children in Foster Care with Worthdays
If you're looking for an impactful way to serve kids in our community AND to involve your own kids in the process Worthdays is SUCH a great opportunity. Worthdays is a nonprofit whose mission is to celebrate children in foster care, to make them know they … [Read more...] about Celebrate Children in Foster Care with Worthdays
Things to do in Roanoke, VA
Roanoke, Virginia is roughly 3 hours from Richmond, making it a doable trip for a long weekend. We recently spent 3-nights in Roanoke, and there was still so much to do that we can't wait to go back! We found Roanoke to be safe, fun, clean, and full of … [Read more...] about Things to do in Roanoke, VA
Richmond area scenic drives
Scenic drives are a great way to take in the glory of nature just a tank of gas ride away from Richmond. Autumn is perfect for exploring country roads, visiting vineyards and hiking through national parks is a great way to take in Virginia's sweeping topography and … [Read more...] about Richmond area scenic drives
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
Richmond Historic Cemeteries offer quiet solace of nature, window to the past and notable art
There are many beautiful, historic and military-themed cemeteries in Richmond which are appropriate to visit on Memorial Day. Visiting Richmond’s 18th and 19th century burial grounds is a chance to experience landscape designs, artwork and biographies of the … [Read more...] about Richmond Historic Cemeteries offer quiet solace of nature, window to the past and notable art
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