Most people visiting the State Capitol building in Richmond, Virginia are drawn to the huge equestrian statue of George Washington, which sits above a circle of other famous Virginia Revolutionary war heroes including Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and John Marshall. But just 100 feet away…
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A Pennsylvania native, Chef Joy Crump built her culinary career throughout the country. From Los Angeles to Atlanta, her story started in the hustle and bustle of big cities, under some of the nation’s best chefs, but landed her here in Fredericksburg, where she brings her passion for farm-to-table…
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The 250th anniversary of the American Revolution is upon us, and will surely be one of the largest celebration's in the nation's history. While the actual shooting war started in 1775 in Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, Virginia — the richest and largest of the 13 colonies — played a pivotal…
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Hampton Roads is an ideal destination for travelers seeking coastal views, fresh seafood, and endless fun. Located within 750 miles of most of the U.S. population, the region’s appeal spans well beyond Virginia as a favored place for summer getaways and exciting things to do, from theme parks to…
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Welcome summer with a trip to Virginia in June! Not sure where to go? As temperatures begin to heat up, a great way to cool down is a waterfront getaway. And while beaches are always a popular choice for summer retreats, Virginia’s lakes provide a different coastal vibe. Enjoy a peaceful retreat…
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Nestled side by side, Hampton and Newport News make up the heart of the Hampton Roads region offering up sunny beaches, historical landmarks and some pretty awesome neighborhoods. The region’s roots run deep in American history from the Civil War to the United States Space Program and the area has…
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Charlottesville is more than just a college town or the home of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. Recognizing the need for more open dialogues about race, history, diversity, and inclusivity, the Charlottesville Albemarle Convention & Visitors Bureau created Black Cville, a community-led initiative…
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Geologists love the Shenandoah Valley for its wealth of natural formations and what they can teach us about the history of the earth. But you don’t have to be a scientist to enjoy the region's offerings. Here’s a roundup of hotspots that range from extensive cave systems to exposed rock edifices…
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One of the most delightful months to travel in Virginia due to abundant spring blooms and outdoor activities like hiking and biking, May is a great time to head to historic sites with magnificent gardens. Virginia is well known for its history, with dozens of notable historic destinations spread…
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“Eco-friendly” isn’t just a buzzword for Virginia wineries—it’s their livelihood. They know there’s no top-tier wine without a healthy ecosystem, so their commitment to keeping it green shows up everywhere, from the weed-eating sheep in vineyards to solar panel roofs on barns. Eco-friendliness is…
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