While children are staying at home, Virginia museums and historical sites are providing online educational opportunities to keep everyone learning. From interactive classes and online courses to puzzles and games, here are some fun ways to virtually educate and entertain kids while social…
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With the international crisis regarding COVID-19, also referred to as Coronavirus, visitors may be cancelling or rescheduling upcoming travel plans and staying home. While people are self-isolating and social distancing, many museums, historic sites and other tourism destinations are offering…
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The nickname “The Bluegrass State” may already be taken, but no thorough exploration of the genre’s sights and sounds would be complete without devoting a generous amount of time to exploring the rich tradition of bluegrass in Virginia. More than 70 years after the Stanley Brothers formed…
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Arts Districts are a way to diversify growing economies and shape creative vibes for other local industries. These communities are using the arts to change the face of their town and develop more creative experiences for travelers. NORFOLK In Norfolk, the Neon (New Energy of Norfolk) District…
Read MoreVirginia is full of sites that relate to the founding of our country, the Civil War, and many other historic moments, including museums housing relics from significant events. But what about the lesser-known, quirkier artifacts of Virginia? Many proud Commonwealth residents have dedicated their…
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