Pony Pasture/Riverside Drive

Virginia Capital Trail

Pocahontas State Park

• RVA Yoga Hang | Monday, June 24 | Benchtop Brewing, 434 Hull St., Richmond | $25 | Your ticket to this all-levels yoga session includes a craft brew after the class.

• ‘Forgotten’ No More: Honoring Virginia’s Korean War Fallen | Tuesday, June 25 | 10-11 a.m. | Virtual | Free | Join the Virginia War Memorial’s Kyndall Drumheller for a discussion of Virginians in the Korean War.
• Flying Squirrels vs. Somerset Patriots | Tuesday, June 25 | 6:35 p.m. | The Diamond, 3001 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd., Richmond | $10-$25 | Celebrate some historic Richmond neighborhoods at the Fan and Museum District Community Night.

• Starting a Nonprofit | Wednesday, June 26 | 12-1:30 p.m. | RPL Main Branch, 101 E. Franklin St., Richmond | Free | Get your questions answered by a local attorney and see the resources offered by the Richmond Public Library.

• Foster Parent Information Session | Thursday, June 27 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Virtual | Free | See if you could be a good fit as a foster parent during this online session.
• Stomping Grounds | Thursday, June 27 | 7 p.m. | The Broadberry, 2729 W. Broad St., Richmond | $12 | Get $9 advance tickets at Plan 9 to see Madly Backwards, Juniper Tree, and Høly River.

• Decorate outside with LED firework lights.
• Set kids up for fun with a Fourth of July themed coloring tablecloth.
• Pass out red, white, and blue glasses that make for great pictures.
• Dress the part in a red, white, and blue sequined headband.
• Keep snacks on theme with a stars and stripes plate + napkin set.

• The first of two Zoning 101 webinars is today at 11:30 a.m. — the second one is tomorrow at 6 p.m. The meetings will explain the basics of the zoning ordinance rewrite process the city is undergoing. Get registration links and more info with our explainer.

• GRTC is almost done with the rollout of its initial on-demand microtransit service, LINK. The fifth of five zones, located in Sandston/Elko in the east end of Henrico, will launch on Monday, July 1.

• VCU is getting a Qdoba. The fast-casual chain plans to open in fall 2025 on West Grace next to Red Eye Cookie Co. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

• The Ivy play the final game of their inaugural season this Friday, June 28 against Lancaster Inferno. Get tickets and be ready to sport your green — it’s also fan appreciation night.

• This Friday, June 28 is the final day to tell PlanRVA your ideas for pollution reduction in our region. The group is using federal funds to detail short- and long-term strategies to reduce greenhouse gases.

• RVA Community Fridges has put out a call for donations to help Richmonders cool down amid high temperatures this week. Check out the map to find a fridge near you to drop off sunscreen, water, ice, popsicles, and hydrating fruits like watermelon.

• The Veil is starting a program with Richmond Animal Care & Control to promote adoptions at dog-friendly breweries. Volunteers take adoptable dogs out on the town and give them exposure to prospective pup parents. Send an email to get more information about joining the Brewpub & Patio Pups crew.

• Discover the science behind happiness and its impact on our health during “BODY WORLDS: The Anatomy of Happiness,” on view now through Monday, Sept. 2 at the Science Museum of Virginia. Psst… This striking exhibit features real human specimens. Learn more + buy tickets.*

• Shop ‘til you drop at the Ruby Boutique before it permanently closes on Sunday, June 30 (think: savings of up to 75% on 100+ pairs of shoes and clothing). Their sister store, The Phoenix, will remain open — so look for new summer arrivals.*