So long, RVA!
Bring a picnic dinner to Agecroft Hall this Sunday, May 11, to hear the Richmond Concert Band present “The Musical World of William Shakespeare.” The free concert will begin at 6 p.m. on the lawn; Agecroft’s grounds and gardens will be open all afternoon.
You look like you could use a change of pace. How about a historic stroll with your dog, a bike ride in the dark, or some good old fashioned cat scratch fever? Also, I really am looking at you right now.
This year, the Shakespeare Festival starts with a bang thanks to refreshingly clever direction and talented comedic performances. See The Comedy of Errors at Agecroft, and go home happy.
If your weekends are anything like mine, you spend most of your time requesting a toddler to either pick out, put on, or don’t take off shoes. But what to do with the remaining twenty minutes of the weekend?
Seven of RVA’s museums and homes will offer free weekend admission later this month.
Yes, Independence Day is over for another year. No, that doesn’t mean you’re entitled to a weekend of loafing around.
Spring! SPRING! There is so much spring right now that I don’t know how we stand it. This weekend there are plenty of chances to go outside and spring it up all over town. Smell the tulips, eat the funnel cake, and watch your winter blues melt away. It’s April, y’all!
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