CarMax Park ushers in a new era for Richmond baseball, blending tradition, community, and year-round entertainment in the heart of the Diamond District.
Browsing: Richmond History
Richmond SailFest brings tall ships to the James River this June, celebrating America’s 250th with history, hands-on learning, and family fun.
The Shockoe Institute unveils “Expanding Freedom” at Main Street Station, an immersive exhibit exploring slavery’s legacy and inspiring civic action through history.
Discover Richmond’s past and present as the Valentine’s 2026 History Tours return, with over 100 guided walking, biking, and bus experiences.
Discover powerful immigrant stories shaping Virginia in “We The People” at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, on display March 21–Sept. 7.
You don’t need to leave Richmond to find unique shopping, stunning gardens, and engaging museums.
Riverfront Canal Cruises is set to launch its 26th season of historic tours and private charters.
To celebrate its 100th birthday, we’re taking you to Maymont – its past, present, and future.
Maymont Mansion reopens after a two-year preservation project with a free open house, tours, live music and Jazz Age flair on March 21.
Celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans who’ve contributed to our nation, and particularly our region, during Black History Month.
Explore Virginia’s history with the free Virginia 250 Passport, guiding visitors to 70 sites statewide with stamps, discounts, prizes and more.
Halina Zimm’s story of living through the Holocaust is preserved for posterity as part of a renowned historical exhibit at the Virginia Holocaust Museum.