A pint at The Answer Brewpub awaits. | Photo by RICtoday
Are you abundant with niche knowledge and little-known lore? You’re in luck. RVA has a catalog of weekly trivia nights so you can sit back, sip, and test your wit. Here are a few options to start your week:
Fuel for the table
The Brass Tap, Tuesdays | 7 p.m.
Put the $21 Trivia Platter to the rest.
Station 2, Wednesdays | 7 p.m.
Enjoy gourmet burgers and craft beer while you quiz.
Three Notch’d RVA, Wednesdays | 7 p.m.
Grab a pint with some pretzel bites + chili cheese fries.
Stick to the themes
New York Deli, Tuesdays | 8 p.m.
Join Trivia Kings for categorized rounds and special prizes.
Buddy’s Place, Wednesdays | 7:30 p.m.
Answers are based on survey results for “Family Feud” trivia.
Annie Ruth’s Wine Bar and Bistro, Thursdays | 7 p.m.
Channel your inner Ken Jennings at this “Jeopardy"-style showcase hosted by Geeks Who Drink.
Homegirl Hike | 6-7:15 p.m. | Rockwood Park | Free | This fun, easy-going hike intends to bring women together to connect and recharge in nature — kids and pets are welcome to join along.
Tuesday, May 13
American Craft Beer Week | Tuesday, May 13-Sunday, May 18 | 2 p.m. | Hardywood Park Brewing- West Creek | $10 | Celebrate all-things-craft-beer with a week of $10 brewery tours, discounts on beer flights, and free scoops of ice cream.
Strong Towns BBQ Ride | 6:30-8 p.m. | 17th Street Market | Free | Get the wheels turning on bike safety with an informational talk about inner-city biking, a guided group ride, and — equally important — post-trip barbecue.
Wednesday, May 14
Introduction to the Sogetsu School of Ikebana | 1-3 p.m. | Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden | $60 | Learn how to curate flower arrangements with a unique sense of harmony by using lines, colors, space, and tension to structure each design.
Saturday, May 17
HistoryFest | 11 a.m.-5 p.m. | Virginia Museum of History & Culture | $75+ | Dive into history with 20+ interactive presentations covering musical revolutions, U.S. presidents, and key events that shaped generations at this all-day festival and conference.*
Richmond Parks & Recreation released the 68th Festival of Arts lineup, an outdoor event series at Dogwood Dell’s amphitheater. The series runs from June through October + features events like the Multicultural Fest, “Spongebob the Musical,” an RVA pro-wrestling showcase, and a Prince tribute.
Sports
Have you seen the Flying Squirrel’s special-edition tomato jerseys? Yes, tomatoes. This Thursday, May 15, is Hanover Tomato Night at the Diamond — an homage to the county’s ripe industry. You can bid on a game-worn, signed tomato jersey now until 9 p.m. on gameday.
Try This
Dust off your dancing moves.RVA Square Dance released its summertime shindig schedule, and the first soiree is coming up this Saturday, May 17, at Studio Two Three. Learn some new moves and make some new friends.
Feel Good
Scuffletown Park has a vibrant new addition — a whimsical tabletop donated by a park supporter and hand-painted by local artist Rick Cassidy. It looks like a perfect spot to set up a Scrabble match or catch up with a friend over coffee and lunch. Why not both?
Mansion Monday
A sauna, a wine cellar, and stunning views of the James’ Atlantic Trestle Coastline Bridge. This 7,873-sqft house recently hit the market in Westover Hills. See inside the stone + slate home for covetable built-in bookcases, a screened-in balcony, and a whopping seven bathrooms.
Family
Calling all parents + caregivers. The Children’s Museum of Richmond is hosting a free Sensory Friendly Night this Friday, May 16 at their downtown location. Bonus: A cool-down room and sensory supports will be available. Register in advance.*
Plan Ahead
Get ready for a new era of football fun with the Richmond Spiders. Mark your calendar for Family Weekend on Saturday, Sept. 27 — complete with inflatable games, face painting, balloon artists, and all-inclusive tailgates. Stay tuned for full game details.*
Coming Soon
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A cotton wrap dress that boasts an elegant halter neckline and chic wrapping at the waist. We love it for summer grill outs, casual afternoons by the beach, and warm weather weekend hangouts.
May is National Bike Month, and Strong Towns BBQ Ride sounds like a great opportunity for beginners to put their feet to the pedals + give biking a go. Feel free to bring a friend along too — all the coolest people practice bike safety.
Don’t have a bike at the moment? Check out the RVA Bike Share map for available rentals near the event.
Answered
Answered
What year was Richmond’s City Stadium built?
43.2%: 1947 31.1%: 1953 22.5%: 1929 3.2%: 1914
🎉 Correct answer: 1929
City Stadium goes way back. Over the years, the stadium has hosted a multitude of teams, leagues, and championships, including the Atlantic Coast Football League, FIFA World Cup Qualifying, the University of Richmond, the reigning Kickers + Ivy, and more.
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