Events
Enjoy the colorful autumn gardens, river shore, corn maze, pumpkin patch, and engaging exhibits.
Located at Berkeley Plantation, 12602 Harrison Landing Road.
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An engaging journey through the story of the former Tredegar Iron Works, right in the heart of downtown Richmond.
Located at The American Civil War Museum at Historic Tredegar, 480 Tredegar Street.
(Free)
Explore early fears of evil and witchcraft. A guided tour to uncover 16th-century superstitions and King James's changing views on witches.
Located at Agecroft Hall and Gardens, 4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, VA.
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To say thank you to first responders and their families, today they are offering free admission and refreshments. Call 804-227-3500 to make your reservation.
Located at Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown, 16120 Chiswell Lane.
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Learn about death in early Richmond as we walk the ancient pathways of Richmond's first cemetery. Meet fascinating people with fascinating lives… and deaths.
Located at Historic St. John’s Church, 2401 East Broad Street.
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Join Virago Spirits and the VMHC for an evening of history and cocktails featuring stories of “viragos” – women of great stature, strength, and courage.
Located at Virginia Museum of History & Culture, 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
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The Revolutionary War wasn’t just fought in the thirteen colonies. To discover more, Derek Baxter embarks on an adventure-filled quest across the globe.
Located at Virginia Museum of History & Culture, 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
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Join Lena on Saturday for an informative historical tour. Learn about death in early Richmond as we walk the ancient pathways of Richmond's first cemetery.
Located at Historic St. John’s Church, 2401 East Broad Street.
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Discover how artificial intelligence can transform your family history research.
Online Event
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Learn about death in early Richmond walking the ancient pathways of Richmond's first cemetery. Meet fascinating people with fascinating lives… and deaths.
Located at Historic St. John’s Church, 2401 East Broad Street.
($)
Discover what life was like traveling west in the 1840s. Learn how to build a raft, barter with the locals, and survive the winding trail.
Located at Tuckahoe Library, 1901 Starling Drive, Regency, VA.
(Free)
Learn about Virginia’s foundational role in the birth of the nation. The high-tech, interactive museum on wheels will be open throughout the weekend to coincide.
Located at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park, 3400 Mountain Road.
(Free)
In The Rush, Nathaniel Philbrick transforms the Gold Rush from a tale of sudden riches into the origin story of America’s modern contradictions.
Located at Virginia Museum of History & Culture, 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
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Join renowned architectural historian Calder Loth for an engaging exploration of Richmond’s architectural heritage.
Located at The Valentine, 1015 E. Clay Street.
(Free)
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The museum will stay open later for this family-friendly event and free museum admissions.
Located at Virginia Museum of History & Culture, 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
(Free)
An engaging fall craft workshop for kids. Explore autumn traditions and superstitions through hands-on seasonal crafts that spark creativity and curiosity.
Located at Agecroft Hall and Gardens, 4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, VA.
($)
Bring a blanket or chair along with friends and family to watch the movie. Picnics are welcome and movie begins at 6:30 pm.
Located at Meadow Farm, 3400 Mountain Road.
(Free)
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Enjoy a delicious pink-themed breakfast before hearing Bellen share her story and the inspiration behind her work, celebrating representation and individuality.
Located at Virginia Museum of History & Culture, 428 North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
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Delight in entertainment from musical performers, demonstrations by blacksmith’s guilds, and more. Explore an artisan craft market, savor mead, craft brews, wine, and indulge in an array of food truck offerings. Advance ticket purchase is required.
Located at Bacon’s Castle, 465 Bacon’s Castle Trail.
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Explore the rich history and cultural heritage of the Mattaponi Indian Tribe of Virginia to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
Located at Central Library, 7051 Lucy Corr Boulevard, Chesterfield, VA.
(Free)
Discover the arguments, challenges, and choices that led ordinary Virginians to take sides during the American Revolution.
Located at Meadow Farm, 3400 Mountain Road.
(Free)
Explore the rich history and cultural heritage of the Mattaponi Indian Tribe of Virginia to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
Located at Midlothian Library, 100 Millworks Crossing.
(Free)
Delight in entertainment from musical performers, demonstrations by blacksmith’s guilds, and more. Explore an artisan craft market, savor mead, craft brews, wine, and indulge in an array of food truck offerings. Advance ticket purchase is required.
Located at Bacon’s Castle, 465 Bacon’s Castle Trail.
($)
Witness Patrick Henry convince his fellow delegates to take up arms against the King! Nine professional actors portray Second Virginia Convention delegates.
Located at St. John’s Church, 2401 East Broad Street.
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Test your knowledge of the hit musical versus the real-life of Alexander Hamilton.
Located at Meadow Farm, 3400 Mountain Road.
(Free)
