What's Booming: Tours! And Concerts! And Museums!
The self-guided kind, the virtual kind, and the opening-soon kind
Fancy a tour, Richmond?
Explore the artistic side of our city with a self-guided Downtown Mural Tour: download the app and get all the behind-the-scenes info on some of the most iconic outdoor art pieces in this mural-heavy town of ours.
Turn your attention to a non-controversial historical Richmond figure for a bit with the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site Virtual House Tour. Take a 3-dimensional exploration through her legendary Jackson Ward home – hey, it’s guided, too!
Church Hill Food Tours are BACK, baby. Bring an empty belly and a full water bottle for hours of local history, thriving small businesses, and exquisite bites. Dress appropriately: all food tours currently take place outdoors. Opening back up June 27.
Fancy a concert, Richmond?
Sure you may think that Wintergreen only exists during ski season – but the summertime Wintergreen Music concert offerings are a fair rivalry to the slopes. Check out these musicians – safely virtual – from strings to romantic to music best paired with wine.
Fancy a museum, Richmond?
While taking all of the necessary precautions, many local museums are slowly reopening their doors to the public. For example…
The American Civil War Museum at Tredegar: Now open
The Branch Museum of Architecture & Design: Opening July 17
Henricus Historical Park: Now open
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden: Open for members June 25; open to the public July 16
The Valentine: Opening June 30
The Virginia Holocaust Museum: Series of openings starting in July
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts: Open for members July 1; open to the public July 4
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture: Open for members June 27; open to the public July 1
The Wilton House Museum: Opening July 1
