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Real mom and former D1 swimmer Jessie O’Dea Walker didn’t think there was much for her to learn from her daughter’s swim lessons, but it ended up being an educational experience for both of them.
From martial arts to American Ninja Warrior, the Ninja Kidz are bringing their high-energy live show, Infinite Possibilities, to Altria Theater on August 28.
The VSGA and Youth on Course make golf affordable for Virginia kids, offering $5 rounds, tournaments, scholarships, and opportunities for families to play together.
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.
CarMax Park ushers in a new era for Richmond baseball, blending tradition, community, and year-round entertainment in the heart of the Diamond District.
Dominion Energy Riverrock returns May 15–17 with new events, free concerts, outdoor adventures, and fresh energy along Richmond’s riverfront.
Richmond’s running scene surges to national prominence, with record-breaking races, sold-out events, and top rankings fueling a growing movement.
Find out where to swim, whether for fun or for lessons – all around the Richmond area.
A Sabot Summer is now open to families across the Greater Richmond community! New and returning campers alike are invited to experience Sabot’s campus and its exciting and thoughtfully designed summer offerings for Rising K – 8th graders.
This holiday season, give the gift of a priceless skill your kids will never outgrow. Goldfish Swim School is offering 25% off holiday packages, just in time to wrap and put under the tree!
NOVA Aquatics celebrates the grand opening of the second floor of the NOVA Regency Aquatics Center, expanding seating, community space, and event capacity. Supported by a $2.5 million Henrico County grant, the 29,000-square-foot addition enhances local recreation, boosts sports tourism, and strengthens NOVA’s mission to make swimming accessible for all.