If you’ve ever wondered how to pass the time during summer break, this one’s for you. Mother-daughter duo Laura and Amelia Boycourt have compiled a list of all their favorite places to go and things to do
in Richmond during the months ahead.
Browsing: Fitness & Recreation
Inspired by Richmond Monopoly, these local grandparents turned gameboard spaces into real-life adventures, exploring local landmarks with their grandsons.
Discover free or cheap ways to have fun this summer around RVA.
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.
Join ASCV’s 5K & Family Fun Day on May 16 for sensory-friendly fun, resources, and community connection for families navigating autism in Central Virginia.
Mahjong is making a comeback in Richmond, bringing all ages together for a social, strategic, and surprisingly trendy analog pastime rooted in connection.
Dominion Energy Riverrock returns May 15–17 with new events, free concerts, outdoor adventures, and fresh energy along Richmond’s riverfront.
Imagine a week of adventure and art, new friends and fun for your child or teen. Days filled with swimming in the pool and paddling in the lake. Cooking dinner…
Maymont celebrates the reopening of its Virginia Wildlife Trail with a free family event, new habitats, and enhanced experiences for visitors of all ages.
Jacklyn Cheely found purpose at PARK365, turning a one-day project into ongoing volunteer work, nurturing gardens, wildlife, and community connections.
Richmond’s running scene surges to national prominence, with record-breaking races, sold-out events, and top rankings fueling a growing movement.
You don’t need to leave Richmond to find unique shopping, stunning gardens, and engaging museums.