FREE and Cheap Things To Do Around Richmond This Week

This list is your ticket to a plethora of FREE and cheap events in Richmond, Virginia.

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Community Yoga at Maymont: Join Michelle Lee Landon Tuesday evenings for Community Yoga at Maymont Park. Movement, breath & meditation. Family friendly & socially distant. Everyone is welcome to join. This is a pay what / if you can class. CashApp: $onedropyoga, Venmo: michelleleelandon, PayPal: michelle@onedropyoga.com – NO CASH DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT THIS TIME.
Please use the Eventbrite link to register & sign the liability waiver. Proceeds of this class support the teacher Michelle Lee Landon & Maymont Park.
A word on safety & our new normal: ✨Social distancing guidelines must be followed. There is plenty of room on the lawn to spread out 6-feet apart. Masks are not required but strongly encouraged before/ after the class. I will be wearing a mask while I interact with you, however I will remove it while teaching so that everyone can hear me/ read my lips if necessary. I will keep a safe distance during the session. Hydrate before & after.. Bring your own mat.

☕️ Dunkin’s celebration includes a free medium hot or iced coffee (with any purchase) at Dunkin’ restaurants across the U.S. on September 29

Dive into one of the most astonishing underwater discoveries of all time. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts presents Treasures of Ancient Egypt: Sunken Cities. The exhibition is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see treasures recovered from two powerful ancient Egyptian cities that sank into the Mediterranean more than a thousand years ago. Destroyed by natural catastrophes in the 8th century AD, Thonis-Heracleion and Canopus were once mighty centers of trade, where Egyptian and Greek cultures merged in art, worship, and everyday life.

Admission is FREE and the art is edgy at the new Institute of Contemporary Art at Virginia Commonwealth University

Drive-in movie nights under the stars at West Broad Village. Tune into the movie’s audio via a designated frequency from your car’s radio and enjoy family favorite movies from the comfort of your own car. Make sure you check-in by 7:00PM!
Dates/Movies:
– October 2: Monsters University
– October 9: Addams Family Movie (2019)
– October 16: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
– October 23: Goosebumps Movie
Carrabba’s Italian Grill will be offering dinner options for purchase and meals will be delivered to your car prior to movie screening.
Pre-order your meal from Carrabba’s here: https://www.carrabbas.com/locations/va/richmond Social distancing will be implemented and required at each movie screening. We request everyone to please be mindful, practice social distancing and wear a mask when interacting with others from outside your car while at the event. In accordance with State guidelines, spaces are limited, please reserve 1 spot for each car: https://www.eventbrite.com/…/drive-in-movies-at-west…
If you are hesitant about attending, please be sure and then reserve a spot, so as to be thoughtful towards others who might really want to attend the event.

Carytown Farmers Market at City Stadium every Sunday, 9am-1pm.