Virginia Rep’s Come From Away shares the inspiring true story of a small town’s extraordinary kindness after 9/11.
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Discover our list of family-friendly activities happening around Richmond, VA this July 4th.
Experience IllumiNATION at VMHC June 25–28: a free, immersive video projection and festival celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with music and family fun.
Building a City: Richmond’s Landmarks is on display at the Valentine, showcasing student-created models of iconic Richmond buildings from schools across the region.
The Children’s Museum of Richmond has unveiled newly renovated exhibits at its Downtown location, launching the first phase of its historic $10 million Dream Big campaign.
Inspired by Richmond Monopoly, these local grandparents turned gameboard spaces into real-life adventures, exploring local landmarks with their grandsons.
The new season features a sweeping lineup of jazz, comedy, Motown, roots music, theatrical storytelling, and world-class talent that solidifies the Center’s place as the premier destination for arts and culture in Central Virginia.
Elmo, Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and friends dance their way to Richmond in Sesame Street Live: Elmo’s Got the Moves, celebrating movement and friendship.
Director Colin Hanlon brings a joyful LGBTQ-themed reimagining of I Love You Because to Richmond Triangle Players this summer.
Award-winning author Kris Coronado shines a light on brave female lighthouse keepers in Lighthouse Ladies, inspired by real women’s stories.
This summer, enjoy movies under the stars at the magical Agecroft Hall & Gardens.
Virginia Museum of History and Culture’s “We The People” exhibit shares powerful immigrant stories that shaped Virginia and its communities.