Don’t miss your chance to see one of the rarest prints of the Declaration of Independence, now on view at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture (VMHC).
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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.
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.
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.
Discover how sloths, snakes, and other slow-moving animals thrive in “Survival of the Slowest,” this summer at the Science Museum of Virginia.
From beloved fan favorites to recent Broadway shows, there’s something for everyone in Virginia Rep’s 2026-2027 season!
With over 80 events from rides, activations, art installations, parties, advocacy events and community gatherings planned throughout May and early June, RVA Bike Month 2026 promises to be a grand celebration.
With pedestrian deaths rising, Richmond’s Vision Zero plan aims to improve street safety through smarter design, enforcement, and community awareness.