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A ribbon-cutting ceremony will commemorate the first major section of the Fall Line Trail to open.
The City of Richmond has released more info on the project.
Commonwealth Fusion Systems is investing billions to build the power plant at the James River Industrial Center.
The upgrades will include new recliner seats, large format auditoriums, and a family-friendly arcade space.
The VCU Athletic Village will include an indoor/outdoor tennis facility, soccer stadium, track and field complex, and multipurpose training center.
Storefront for Community Design will present the awards at Hardywood
The city wants to reimagine the old warehouse — read up on its past and let us know what you want for it in the future.
The city will host an open house and has a public survey to collect comments and questions about the upcoming public space
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The project will add a new wing for American, African, and contemporary art, expected to open in 2028.
Give us your best guess — the amphitheater is set to open in summer 2025.
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Weeks after wandering onto a North-Carolina-bound distribution truck, Richmond’s beloved “Lowe’s cat” Francine returns home, and a celebration is underway.
A locally organized tour will spotlight the Museum District’s cherished residential cats.
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Curbside leaf pickups begin October 6.
Maymont Community Garden hosted a volunteer-based Mosaic Day to help beautify the backsides of ramps at Texas Beach Skate Park.
Lend a hand outdoors at these regional volunteer events.
There’s a whole lot to love about spending the fall season in Richmond, from pumpkin + apple picking to scare-worthy haunts + classic movie screenings.