Travel and Outdoors

Consider your next vacation booked.
The site includes fortifications where United States Colored Troops fought for a Union victory.
How to prepare your garden and what to plant in the winter months.
The City of Richmond has eyed the conversion of the island into public open space for nearly 40 years.
Planning a getaway? Check out Harrisonburg, VA, a mountain town with a lot of spirit, sports, and so many snacks.
Spread the holiday cheer by chatting with your family and friends about ongoing developments, future parks, and local history.
A study to determine a North-South equivalent of the Pulse will include public engagement sessions.
A 3.46 acre donation from private landowners includes a portion of the trail and will be added to the James River Park System.
Currently, 5% of active local bus stops have a shelter and 21% have seating.
Plan the perfect afternoon out in River City with our local date suggestions.
The Richmond Compost Initiative is funded through early fall 2023 thanks to a grant from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service.
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Advanced tickets are required to explore the millions of lights throughout the Garden.
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Including gifts for neighbors, foodies, significant others, homebodies, students, and gifts under $20.
The fund was launched in 2021 with support from the American Rescue Plan Act — now, it continues with diversified funding sources
The “citywide blitz” should be complete this winter and will focus on the High Injury Network.
See who will represent Richmond on City Council, Richmond School Board, and in the mayor’s office after Election Day 2024.
The formal body advises city leaders on public art projects around the city — learn more and apply by December 15.