Second Street Gallery in downtown Charlottesville is hosting a photo exhibit titled "Bearing Witness".

ArtsFest event canceled for 2020.

Williamsburg’s Grand Illumination will take place across three free events this December, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and city announced on Wednesday.

The Camel is serving brunch with a twist: Grateful Dead sets will play on the big screen as guests enjoy their Sunday meal.

Hanover County Public Schools is hosting a job fair to fill transportation and custodial positions.

The Richmond community will honor a 5-year-old boy who was shot and killed while riding his bike during a memorial event on Saturday.

In celebration of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, St. Jude will host their annual walk with a virtual twist.

The University of Richmond is slated to launch a webinar series that will discuss race relations and COVID-19.

Volunteers are needed to pick up trash along Virginia waterways and log what type of litter they find, as part of an international coastal cleanup.

Maymont is slated to host several events during the month of September, including its first socially distanced outdoor concert.

Attendees who buy a multiday ticket to Colonial Williamsburg during September and October can return to the historic area for free until Dec. 31.

The ’Taste of Busch Gardens’ event at the Williamsburg amusement park begins on Monday, Sept. 2, and is accepting reservations through the end of September.

Rangers said the park received nearly 10 inches of rain in a matter of 12 hours leading to severe flooding.

Richmond could soon join seven other U.S. cities in establishing a Black Lives Matter art instillation.

Your trip to the Dixie Caverns might have been canceled, but to the tourism office of Virginia’s Blue Ridge, these ads are the next best thing.

The Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force added Richmond to its Warbird Showcase Tour.

A Richmond-based nonprofit is shifting its annual fundraiser to an online broadcast in response to COVID-19.

One family is hosting a blood drive to honor their sick relatives and help those with COVID-19.

The Alzheimer’s Association is holding a “Walk to End Alzheimer’s” to support those affected by the disease.

Diversity Richmond is holding a food drive with a goal of helping Hispanic families.

250 cyclists rode on a 10-mile trail from city's North Side to Lee Staute, and back.

Monday, the March of Dimes launched a new virtual campaign, called “Step Up.”

Richmond is continuing its goal to make roads safer for bicyclists, pedestrians and motorists with the 29th Street Bike-Walk Boulevard Project. Work on the project begins Wednesday, April 1.

Tickets for the Lynyrd Skynyrd concert will go on sale Friday, March 27 at 10:00 a.m.

RIFF Founder & Producer, Heather Waters, said: “We are working diligently alongside our partners, officials, venues, and others to confirm a new date for the 2020 fest, and will be in touch with you as soon as that information is available.”

Sleepovers will be held from May through August beginning at 7 p.m. and ending at 8:45 a.m. the next morning. Children and their chaperones can choose their adventure, whether it is journeying back in time to discover a prehistoric world, taking a cross-country road trip or going on a mission to dis

Pulling from original research and new discoveries about the fascinating women who inhabited, worked in or with the home, the Valentine will begin offering this tour on Friday, March 6 at 2 p.m., kicking off Women’s History Month.

The Youth Peace Summit is organized by the Richmond Peace Education Center as a part of the Richmond Youth Peace Project program intended for teenagers, in collaboration with Youth Violence Prevention Week.

Michael Rapaport will be stopping in Richmond for his comedy tour at the Funny Bone on March 6th and 7th.

Residents can share their ideas and vision for the future of Virginia Center Commons and the nearby area in north Henrico at a county-hosted design charrette March 2-6. The sessions will be held at the mall’s food court entrance at 10101 Brook Road.

Blippi The Musical is set to bring the vivacious, energetic, and educational children’s character from the screen to the stage for an all-ages extravaganza of fun, dancing, singing and meeting amazing new friends onstage.

The initial Clean-Up Day on Feb. 22, includes three staging locations focusing on the specific areas.

All month long for Black History month, the Historic Evergreen Cemetery in Richmond is looking for volunteers to help spruce up the final resting place of such civil rights giants like Maggie Walker and John Mitchell Jr.

The annual Illuminate Light Show & Santa’s Village toy drive, benefiting Mason’s Toy Box, was a big success this week, bringing in 441 new, unwrapped toys were collected and donated to Mason’s Toy Box Wednesday.

The sale will feature an inventory full of children’s fall and winter clothing ranging in newborn through teens/juniors.

The children selected for the Angel Tree come from families who completed applications during the three week registration period.

Community sites are those businesses, churches, civic groups that can adopt 10 or more Angels.

The world-renowned Wurlitzer organ will be used during Friday night's performance of "The Phantom of the Opera" at the Byrd Theatre.

The entire Dewey Gottwald Center will be filled with 10 different activity stations, including glow-in-the dark art, face painting, fluorescent satellite making, UV fog bubbles and straw rocket building.

The Innsbrook Foundation hosts their 10th annual Pumpkin Palooza festival at North Shore Commons on Saturday, October 26th for free, family-friendly fun.

The 2019 Richmond Fold Festival kicks off on Brown’s Island October 11-13.

Leslie Odom Jr. spoke about his journey to success and how the generations under him can do the same.

Christmas may be less than a week away, but delivery services are preparing to make sure they get to your loved ones in time.

It took nearly two years but the 17th Street Farmer’s Market is finally back open for business.

Richmond area actors and residents are encouraged to attend one of two open casting calls to star in a feature film telling the story of Harriet Tubman.

Last year, the 25th annual James River Parade of Lights was canceled due to the weather. It has now been rescheduled - for this month!

Want to taste some of the best local BBQ this weekend? Then get your Butts to Broadway on Saturday!

The Virginia Kennel Club will host two dog shows this Saturday and Sunday at the Richmond Raceway Complex.

If you're looking for a sweet summer treat, Duck Donuts has released their summer flavor and brews!

Richmond Animal League's 8th annual Calendar Contest is underway, and your pet could be famous!

Summer in Ashland means one thing: Strawberries!

Want to connect with nature this weekend? Then join the Pocahontas Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society as they explore William and Mary's historic campus park for rare and historic plants!

The 43rd annual Richmond Greek Festival is almost here! The event runs from Thursday, May 31 through Sunday, June 3.

The Jefferson Hotel will kick off the holiday season with its 31st annual Tree Lighting on Nov. 27, starting at 5 p.m. with live musical performances.

Elegba Folklore Society, Richmond's Cultural Ambassador, presents the 2016 Capital City Kwanzaa Festival on Friday, December 30, 5:00 p.m. – 11:00pm, returning this year to The Altria Theater, 6 N. Laurel Street, Richmond, Virginia.

Heading down to the beach for some fun in the sun this Memorial Day weekend? Here are five things to check out to spice it up.

Thursday, September 24, is the last day to purchase advance tickets at a reduced rate for The State Fair of Virginia

This Saturday, you can be transported to Moulin Rouge and the glittering nightlife of Paris.