A list of ways to help you save on outings with your children.
Author: Lindsay Garrison
Looking for ways to inspire your children to get active and develop healthy habits? Check out our list of local organizations to help you!
Inclusive playgrounds invite all families to visit, with features that meet the needs of families with children of exceptional needs. Here are several around Richmond.
Wild Kratts: Creature Power! exhibit is at Science Museum of Virginia through January 21. Read our full review to learn more.
Read our review of Drifty’s Calendar Countdown, a family-friendly show at Swift Creek Mill Theatre.
Consider gifting your child a year’s worth of dates — time you spend together with no distractions. We tell you how and even give ideas for things to do!
Need help finding the perfect gift?! We’ve got you covered with gifts to create long lasting memories.
Looking for a fun place to connect with your tween or teenage child?! From museums to shopping, we’ve got you covered!
Teach your children about Barbara Johns and her brave peers to fought segregation. Read at home and then travel to Farmville to bring the history to life.
Classic fable comes to life at Virginia Rep Center – with lots of laughing, learning, and wonderful music for kids and families! Here’s the RFM review…
We sent Lindsay and Eloise Garrison to Altria Theater to see Disney’s “Frozen” and Eloise (with a tiny bit of help from Mom) filed this RFM review!
Find places that will fit the needs of everyone in your family! These outings are perfect for bringing both children and grandparents.









