Events in Richmond
Greyhounds On The Square
As part of the OnTheSquareVa series that encourages Virginia State Employees to get moving and enjoy Capitol Square, this event at the Bell Tower on Capitol Square includes a JRG table and the opportunity to meet some of their greyhounds. It is free and open to anyone interested in learning about retired racing greyhounds. Attendees are welcome to bring their own hounds to showcase the breed while spending time on the State Capitol grounds. Metered parking is available on 10th Street between Main and Bank and between Governor and 14th, and there is also a visitor parking deck.
Bell Tower on Capitol SquareAkron RubberDucks
See a game between the Akron RubberDucks and the Richmond Flying Squirrels.
CarMax ParkCamel Comedy Happy Hour Open Mic
A recurring comedy open mic at The Camel brings happy hour energy to the stage. Participants can sign up for a spot and share their set in a laid-back setting.
The CamelSon of a Carpenter Tour
Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies brings his worldwide Son of a Carpenter tour to Dominion Energy Center for the Performing Arts, showcasing the sharp, provocative humor that built his global following. Over ten stand-up specials since Contraband in 2008, including the 2023 Netflix hour High & Dry, he has tackled everything from the quirks of koalas and the trials of hair loss to the reasons he swore off alcohol, all with a blend of bite and insight. On screen he created, executive produced, and starred in the FX series Legit, and he co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons. He was named Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival in 2019, and this tour continues his run of thought-provoking comedy on stages around the world.
Dominion Energy Center for the Performing ArtsAgecroft Summer Music - Dirk Quinn Band
Settle in on the back lawn of Agecroft Hall for a relaxed evening of jazz and funk with the Philadelphia quartet Dirk Quinn Band. Known for wide-ranging tours across the U.S. and Canada and more than a decade of steady performing, the group brings a distinctive, sincere sound that appeals to devoted jazz listeners and jam band fans alike. Expect lively interplay, strong melodies, and rhythmic twists that can win over audiences who typically prefer vocal-driven music, all delivered with a modern, approachable edge. Pack a picnic and a blanket or lawn chair, arrive early to explore the gardens at Agecroft Hall, or purchase a glass of wine from DuCard Vineyards. If the weather does not cooperate, the concert may be moved indoors.
Agecroft Hall & GardensBike Routes
Bike Routes performs at Richmond Music Hall in Richmond. Tickets are available for this concert.
Capital Ale HouseShayne Smith
See Shayne Smith, the Utah-born comedian, writer, podcaster, and musician. Since launching his stand-up career, he has released comedy specials and contributes to One Blade Magazine, also fronting the band Painted Devils. There is a full bar and dinner menu available. Seating is first come, first seated, and those who wish to sit together must arrive together. This is a 21+ event and all guests will need valid ID to enter.
Funny Bone Comedy ClubChampions
CHAMPIONS is an open mic hosted by Sarah Ahmed that embraces the unexpected. Each show concludes with a crowning as a champion is named, though the reason for the title is left unclear. It is a surprise-filled night from start to finish.
Coalition TheaterEyes of the Nile: The Ultimate Tribute to Iron Maiden
Legacy Concerts presents a night of classic metal at Canal Club in Richmond, as Eyes of the Nile delivers a faithful tribute to Iron Maiden alongside special guest Let’s Get Rocked, the Def Leppard Experience. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the event, and the concert is open to all ages. The headliners have earned enthusiastic praise from fans for capturing the sound and spirit of the originals.
Canal ClubBubba Dub
Expect a night of big laughs as Bubba Dub takes the stage at Funny Bone Comedy Club in Richmond, a go-to spot for a fun night out.
Richmond Funny Bone Comedy Club & RestaurantHistory Hike
Celebrate VA250 on a free history hike with the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation and The Valentine. The walk begins on the Virginia Capital Trail at Great Shiplock Park at mile marker 51.2, passes Tobacco Row, and continues along the Canal Walk to Richmond’s riverfront. Along the way, learn how industry, transportation, and recreation come together along the James River. Enjoy the Capital Trail, connect with fellow history enthusiasts, and get some steps in.
Virginia Capital Trail6/27 Pop-Up & Play: World Cup
Celebrate World Cup excitement at a pop-up where you can design and paint your own soccer jersey. Choose your colors, pick a team to represent, and put your personal stamp on it. Organized with @toddlertriberva, this creative gathering brings the community together through a mix of art and soccer. The event takes place at Deep Run Park.
Deep Run ParkLust Queer Dance Party
Femtimacy presents Lust, a queer dance party at DreamHaus with DreamHaus x Femtimacy RVA. Framed as a break from the usual Pride party, it centers sensuality, free movement, and vibrant queer energy. Anticipate heat, connection, and temptation as the dance floor stays busy, with music by Ladosinternet and DJ Sookiie. Tickets are available on Posh.
DreamHausMulticultural Festival: Imagine 2026
Multicultural Festival: Imagine 2026 brings together Henrico County's Outreach and Engagement Agency, the City of Richmond's Office of Immigrant and Refugee Engagement, and ReEstablish Richmond to host this year's multicultural festival at Richmond Raceway.
Richmond RacewayKonpa Beginners Bootcamp
A beginner-friendly, two-hour Konpa bootcamp that introduces the fundamentals of social Konpa dancing. Participants practice timing, basic footwork, and partner techniques.
Salsa Connection Dance Company4th Annual Puerto Rican Festival
Celebrate Puerto Rican heritage at this fourth annual festival, a joyful gathering where music, tradition, and community take center stage. This year features a free concert with Hector Luis Pagan, El Calvito Reyes, and NOCHI. The event welcomes all cultures and is designed for all ages, with free parking, prizes, a dominoes contest, games, a car show, and activities for kids. Friends and families can share in a day that highlights culture, pride, and unity.
Dorey Park HenricoRomancing the Stones: Creating a Royal Style Icon - Lecture by Terry Jones
Learn how the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Prince Edward and Wallis Simpson, shaped fashion and jewelry design and filled magazine pages for decades. In this presentation, Agecroft guide Terry Jones examines their royal life in exile and how it culminated in a record-breaking auction to acquire pieces tied to “the love story of the century.” Refreshments will be served afterward.
Agecroft Hall & GardensRva All White Summer Kickoff Music Festival
This 30-plus event brings bands from the DMV, RVA, and the 757 to Kanawha Plaza for a summer kickoff music fest. It is already about 75 percent sold out.
Kanawha PlazaDylan Marlowe
See Dylan Marlowe live in concert at The Broadberry in Richmond, Virginia. Tickets are available through Gametime.
The BroadberryRiver City Pirate Ball
Richmonds annual River City Pirate Ball is back, offering an evening filled with pirate-themed festivities, music, and nightlife. This event celebrates the citys maritime history and connection to the James River through a costume ball centered around pirate culture. The event includes pirate-themed cocktails, costume contests, themed photo opportunities, and live entertainment. Musical entertainment will be provided by Death By Bellows, performing sea shanties and pirate-inspired music, with appearances by Kat “Ring Tone” of the Motley Tones, and dance music from DJ Tony-T. Guests are encouraged to wear pirate, colonial, Renaissance Faire, or Victorian-inspired attire, and a "Best-Dressed Pirate/Wench Contest" will award prizes. The event will also host a canned food drive benefiting Feed More, with raffle tickets offered for donations.
Hofheimer BuildingMichael Blakey
Michael Blakey brings an open-hearted, high-energy performance to Hardywood - West Creek, channeling his Midwest roots with optimism and a grounded outlook. Since leaving Missouri in 2012 to pursue a journey of self-discovery, he has shared that story from the stage, revealing new layers of himself and his worldview with each song. The set blends styles and moods, moving from delicate fingerpicked moments to bursts of adrenaline, whether he is springing from the drum riser or stepping into a circle pit with the crowd. His presence is candid and connective, aiming to send listeners out the door with a smile.
HardywoodHis Crown Her Heels Fashion Show
The His Crown Her Heels Fashion Show is a community-focused vendor showcase that spotlights boss vendors, creatives, and entrepreneurs in a stylish, supportive setting. Centered on healing the community through fashion, participation helps support rising seniors with senior dues and helps send a deserving student to prom. Vendor fees are $125 for food and treat vendors and $75 for all other vendors. Space is limited, creating a meaningful opportunity to sell, network, and give back.
Warehouse 37 CollectiveCalimar White
Calimar White, also known as Agent Ratliff, will be performing. Calimar is a standup comedian, actor, influencer, and business owner from St. Petersburg, Florida, but is currently based in Atlanta. He is known for his real-life videos. Calimar has shared the stage with many A-list comedians and is currently headlining his own comedy shows. The Funny Bone has a full bar and dinner menu available. Seating is first come, first served, and arriving with your whole party is recommended. Seating ends 30 minutes after the show begins, and entry for late arrivals is not guaranteed. This event is for those 21 years of age and older, and all guests will need valid identification for entry.
Funny Bone Comedy ClubPremiere Screening of Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War
At the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, VPM presents a premiere screening of Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War, followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers and historians. The documentary spotlights four Black Americans who sought freedom, citizenship, and belonging during the Revolutionary era, examining the gap between the promises of independence and the realities experienced by enslaved and free Black people in early America. Before the film, there will be a reception, opportunities to record personal stories in VA250's storytelling booth, and chances to connect with community partners and their resources. Admission is free, and tickets are required while supplies last.
Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsBasic Sewing Machine Maintenance
Learn to care for your own sewing machine in this hands-on, two hour class at Top Stitch Mending. The session focuses on simple at-home upkeep, showing how to clean and lubricate both the upper and lower areas of the machine rather than tackling complex repairs. Bring the machine you plan to work on, and be comfortable threading it and sewing practice swatches. Only mechanical models are appropriate, since machines with digital display screens contain sensitive electronics and should be taken to a technician and are not covered in this class.
Top Stitch MendingVinyasa
This breath-centered Vinyasa class at 3S Yoga Studio offers a smooth, continuous flow that links each posture to the next, turning movement and breath into a moving meditation. Expect inventive sequences and thoughtful transitions, with space to step into strength and time to settle into stillness. The practice supports building strength without tension, cultivating purposeful mobility and flexibility, enhancing balance, stamina, and focus, and easing stress for a calmer mind. Participants can work up a sweat as heat builds, stretch deeply to create space in body and breath, and develop strength that supports both the physical and the mental. Designed to meet you as you are, this experience aims to leave you grounded, empowered, and more connected to yourself.
Teiku
Presented by Secret Planet Richmond at Reveler Experiences, Teiku offers music rooted in family memory and tradition. Co-leaders pianist Josh Harlow and percussionist Jonathan Barahal shape the band’s sound around Passover melodies carried within their Jewish Ukrainian families, learned by ear and preserved across generations. While many communities now share more standardized versions of these liturgical tunes, their households maintained distinctive variations that likely originated in ancestral villages. Although both grew up in Jewish communities, they rarely encountered others with family-specific songs. After meeting in the Detroit music scene, they found strong musical rapport, recognized their parallel histories, and founded Teiku to give these inherited melodies a new voice.
Révéler ExperiencesSCDC's Monthly Practice Social
Take time to build your social dancing in a welcoming studio setting. This two-hour Practice Social feels like a social dance, with the added chance to ask questions and get feedback as you go, similar to a class. The playlist blends Salsa and Bachata, and SCDC instructors will be on hand to dance with participants, answer questions, and offer guidance on technique and specific skills. There is no cost to attend, and community members are welcome.
Harry's Sip and Paint (Every Tuesday)
Harry's at Hofheimer hosts a Sip and Paint series that blends creativity with a laid-back atmosphere. Participants receive all the essentials, including painting supplies and bottles, to design a personal work of art, and all experience levels are welcome. Guests can order from Harry's menu, which ranges from appetizers to more filling dishes, along with a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy while painting and socializing.
Your Social Security Game Plan- How to Maximize Your Benefits & Avoid Costly Mistakes
If retirement is on your mind, you are not alone. Many people look forward to this stage of life, yet may not realize how Social Security choices can shape long term income. This educational workshop is designed to help attendees understand their options, avoid common mistakes, and explore strategies that could help maximize benefits. Participants also have the opportunity to receive a complimentary personalized claiming roadmap report that outlines potential Social Security claiming strategies based on their situation.
Henrico County Public Library - Libbie MillCommunity Yoga
Enjoy an outdoor community yoga session at Maymont, gathering near the Children’s Farm entrance. The practice focuses on gentle movement, intentional breathing, and simple meditation in a family friendly setting that is open to all. Please bring a yoga mat, water for warm weather, and anyone you would like to practice with. This contribution-based class allows you to pay what you can, with proceeds supporting the teacher, Michelle Lee Landon, and Maymont Park. Sessions take place outdoors and are dependent on the weather.
Maymont - Children's FarmA Slumbering Serpent: George Washington on Slavery and Disunion
In a living history program, George Washington, portrayed by Brian Hilton, reflects on the moral, economic, and political dimensions of slavery in his era, as well as the growing rifts that threatened the unity of the young nation. The presentation offers a historically informed look at his evolving conscience and leadership in the face of these challenges. After the talk, attendees are invited to participate in a question and answer session to explore the issues further. A members reception will take place before the program. Admission is $10, or $5 for members.
HIIT Yoga- High Intensity Interval Yoga
High intensity interval yoga pairs Vinyasa Sun A and Sun B sequences with focused interval training for a dynamic, full-body session. This studio’s signature approach blends yoga, HIIT, Pilates, and barre, organized in timed intervals so participants can move at a comfortable pace while building strength, stamina, and mobility. Expect vigorous flows, heart-pumping bursts, deep stretches, and plenty of sweat. The class is designed to push limits and build confidence, leaving participants feeling strong, accomplished, and energized.
June Tummy Tuesday - Raqs Roulette!
At Natalie’s Taste of Lebanon, this edition of Tummy Tuesday features a playful Raqs Roulette format that pairs dining with a family friendly belly dance showcase, as each performance is created on the spot to music chosen at random. Donna serves as host this month and will share special instructions with anyone planning to perform, so interested dancers should contact her ahead of time. Reservations are recommended, and guests are encouraged to order a meal to support the venue. Performers are asked to check in with the hostess before the show begins and to let her know if they expect to arrive after the start. Please wear a coverup when not performing, since a veil does not count, and note that tipping is discouraged for this type of show. There is no designated dressing room, so arrive mostly ready and save quick touch ups for the restrooms, as the private room may not be available. The restaurant is under new ownership, and the organizers are building relationships with the new team.
Front Lawn Fun
Enjoy an outdoor, drop-in play session with VMHC educators featuring games from across history and around the globe. In connection with the exhibition We The People: The World in Our Commonwealth, participants can try activities such as yut nori, al rein, stick horse races, and kanche, along with other selections. The event is free and takes place outside the museum, with no ticket required. It welcomes all ages, with activities especially suited to elementary and middle school students. Weather-related cancellations are decided the morning of the program, and updates are shared on VMHC social channels.
Virginia Museum of History & CultureRiver City Roll
Market Street's full band performs live at River City Roll during a special networking event. The gathering blends live music with chances to connect, plus food, drinks, and bowling.
River City RollTRR Fredericksburg - Biweekly Richmond Lower James Intermediate Sessions
TRR Richmond hosts biweekly intermediate paddling sessions on the Lower James for Veterans. Advance sign up is required at least 24 hours ahead, and anyone who has not yet paddled the Lower James with TRR must be cleared for the necessary skills before taking part. These outings are intended for paddlers ready for Class III whitewater. Bring your own equipment and arrive with confident ferrying, eddy turns, solid edge control, and a dependable combat roll. If you need gear, arrange it with the TRR Fredericksburg staff beforehand because nothing is stored at the Richmond meeting spot. Plans depend on river levels and weather. If the water rises above six feet the session shifts to the Upper James, and any change or weather-related cancellation will be posted on the Facebook page. Final decisions about location and whether a session runs are made by the trip point of contact with conditions and participant skill in mind. The group meets at the takeout to set shuttle, then heads to the put in, so arrive dressed and ready to launch. To register, email pam.devine@teamriverrunner.org at least a day in advance. If you have not paddled the Lower James with Pam, include the rivers and levels you have run and note whether you have a reliable combat roll. Beginners who have their own gear may also reach out to discuss potential future runs on the Upper James.
James River Richmond VaPrabir / Himadri
At Gold Lion, Himadri opens with soulful Bengali songs, followed by Prabir delving into ancient Indian ragas on guitar. Explore the menu and bar while the music invites a journey into the depths within. Namaste, friends.
Gold Lion Community CafeBook Talk and Musical Performance: Go Back and Fetch It
Author and fiddler Kristina Gaddy presents a program that blends live performance with rich history, featuring tunes and songs from eighteenth and nineteenth century Virginia alongside a talk about the origins of the banjo. Drawing from her book Well of Souls: Uncovering the Banjo's Hidden History, she explores the instrument’s connections to Black spirituality, ritual, and rebellion. She also shares music from Go Back and Fetch It: Recovering Early Black Music in the Americas for Fiddle and Banjo, co-authored with Rhiannon Giddens. Gaddy is a Baltimore-based writer and musician whose works include A Most Perilous World: The True Story of the Young Abolitionists and their Crusade Against Slavery and Flowers in the Gutter: The True Story of the Edelweiss Pirates, Teenagers Who Resisted the Nazis, and her research has been recognized with the Parsons Award from the Library of Congress, the Logan Nonfiction Fellowship, residencies at Hedgebrook and The Mastheads, and a Robert W. Deutsch Foundation Rubys artist award. Admission is free with registration. Seating in the Lecture Hall is unassigned and filled in order of arrival. Limited complimentary parking is offered beneath the Library. A signing with the author is scheduled after the program.
Library of VirginiaPBR's Summer Concert Series
Part of a weekly summer series at Pizza Beer of Richmond, this installment spotlights Mike Bottoms and pairs local live music with cold beer, hot pizza, and relaxed patio vibes. If the weather cooperates, the set takes place outside on the patio, and if it doesn’t the show shifts indoors so the music continues. Across the season the lineup welcomes local favorites including Damien Allen, Jim Ivins, Travis Elliott, Zack Maichak, and Jumbo Lump Daddy, keeping the focus on the easy harmony of pizza, beer, and great tunes.
Pizza & Beer of RichmondHarry's After Shift
Harry's at Hofheimer hosts a weekly hospitality and industry night that brings together Richmond’s restaurant, bar, hotel, nightlife, music, events, and creative communities. Created with bartenders, servers, chefs, musicians, venue operators, event professionals, vendors, and other culture makers in mind, it blends learning, networking, live performances, and standout cocktails into a relaxed midweek experience. Recurring segments include Manifesto Hour, Harry’s Live, and a rotating monthly DJ showcase. Guests can look forward to cocktail tastings, appearances from guest bartenders, industry spotlights, and specialty drinks that change regularly, along with plenty of chances to connect with peers across the scene. Exclusive food and beverage deals are available only during this night, and weekly giveaways feature items like concert tickets, gift cards, event experiences, and merchandise. Whether winding down after a shift, meeting new collaborators, picking up fresh ideas, or enjoying a well-crafted drink with friends, this gathering offers a welcoming place to recharge and connect.
Harry's at Hofheimer2026 Community Dinners
A welcoming weekly gathering serves home-cooked dinners with warmth and care, creating space for neighbors to connect and support one another. It began by sharing seven meals and has grown to host more than 130 people each week. Guests may come for a nourishing meal, fellowship, or an opportunity to help out, and everyone has a seat at the table. As part of an ongoing effort to do the most good, the program offers not only food but also community, connection, and compassion. No registration is required. Come as you are. All ages and families are welcome.
Harry's LIVE Presents: JT Horne
JT Horne brings soulful vocals and reflective songwriting shaped by Americana, folk, rock, and blues. The Richmond-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, originally from Worcester, New York, shares original music with vivid storytelling and a sincere stage presence that invites a close connection with listeners. Whether appearing solo or with his band, The Leaps, his set highlights heartfelt songs and an engaging, personal delivery. Presented by Harry’s LIVE, this performance unfolds in the intimate setting of Harry’s at Hofheimer, a multi-level space with tucked-away rooms, a restaurant, and a rooftop bar. The series celebrates local artists, offering everything from acoustic moments to high-energy, genre-blending sets in a space focused on creativity and connection. Reservations are recommended.
Harry's at Hofheimer Building, 2818 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23230Harry's DJ Rotation (Every Wednesday)
At Harry's at Hofheimer, this weekly series spotlights Richmond's DJs, music scene, and creative community. Each edition features a fresh roster of local DJs who bring their own sound and style, creating a setting made for discovery, connection, and quality music. Sets range from open-format and house to nostalgic throwbacks, inventive remixes, and surprising finds, so the experience changes from week to week. The series welcomes dedicated music enthusiasts, nightlife regulars, and creative professionals, as well as anyone simply looking for a great place to spend the evening. It offers a chance to discover new music, support local artists, and take in the ever-evolving soundtrack of Richmond.
Harry's at HofheimerSalsa Night
At The Park RVA, DJ Inferno sets the soundtrack for a salsa takeover in the Beer Garden, with dancing on the rooftop as well. The event includes a salsa lesson and plenty of social dancing. It welcomes seasoned dancers and newcomers alike, celebrating music, movement, and an upbeat atmosphere.
The Park RVARVA Networking Event - JULY 2026!
At HogsHead Cafe, this networking event invites small business owners and anyone looking to expand a professional network to connect with new people, share what they do and the services they offer, and broaden their reach.
HogsHead CafeExhibition Guided Tour | "India's Great Mughals: Art, Power, and Opulence"
A VMFA volunteer tour guide leads a 50 minute walkthrough of the special exhibition India’s Great Mughals: Art, Power, and Opulence. This experience is tailored to individual visitors and small parties of roughly six or fewer. Space is limited to 20 participants, and tickets are available on a first come, first served basis until capacity is reached. You may purchase up to six tickets in one transaction, and all sales are final. Use the Find Tickets option to reserve a place.
Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsThursday Trivia Night
Put your knowledge to the test at a lively trivia night in Best Café. Ball of Fire Entertainment hosts the games as teams compete for prizes. Food and drink specials are available throughout the evening.
Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsBlack Country, New Road
An evening of live music as Black Country, New Road takes the stage at The National alongside Horsegirl. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.
The NationalPick up Soccer Holly St Playground
An informal, drop-in soccer game at Holly Street Playground that welcomes players of any age and experience level.
Holly Street ParkB.A.D. Thursday Powerhouse Open Mic for Vocalists
An energetic open mic for vocalists blends live performances with classic pop, R&B, and hip hop, all supported by the five-piece B.A.D. Crew. The evening is hosted by Micah “Bam-Bamm” White, Amber Hughes, and Douglas Mosby. White brings over two decades in entertainment as a comedian, philanthropist, and singer with appearances across several countries and many U.S. cities. Hughes serves in music and arts leadership for Henrico County Public Schools and continues a 15-year career as a traveling vocalist along the East Coast. Mosby adds nationwide experience in vocal performance, having headlined conferences, festivals, and a range of other events over 14 years. Since 2022, this trio has packed venues across the Greater Richmond area with consistently strong shows. The program interweaves open-mic moments with crowd-favorite hits, creating a night of stirring music, sharp comedy, and heartfelt spoken word that showcases local talent and highlights small businesses at Revelèr. Admission is $20. Attendees under 21 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is reserved. Pre-show specials are available before the music begins.
RévélerBlack Country New Road
Black Country, New Road brings its tour to The National in Richmond for a concert. Tickets are available for this show, and the tour schedule includes additional dates for those interested in catching more performances.
The NationalDaddyG Salsa Stand
At Hardywood West Creek, the DaddyG Salsa stand offers favorite salsas with the chance of a special item. It is easy to spot under a hard-to-miss yellow tent outside, and in cold or bad weather it moves into the indoor tasting area.
Hardywood - West CreekFirst Fridays
VMHC keeps its doors open later on the first Friday of each month for a family-friendly evening. Enjoy complimentary gallery access, special offerings at Commonwealth Café, food trucks, live music, and activities for families. Admission is free and no registration is required. Presented with support from Virginia Renalds Edmunds.
Virginia Museum of History & CultureAfter 5 Fridays | First Friday
After 5 Fridays brings live music to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and this First Friday spotlights Richmond’s Portico Band in the Sculpture Garden. The set blends alt rock and groovy pop, spanning decades and genres with songs that range from classics by the Grateful Dead and Patsy Cline to contemporary hits from Dua Lipa and Jamiroquai. The lineup features Ali Foley Shenk on vocals, flute, keys, and rhythm electric guitar, Elliot Johnson on vocals and lead guitar, Adam Powell on drums, and Aaron Jonas on bass. The evening also offers beverages, time to explore the galleries, and additional After 5 Fridays experiences that include Dance After Work, Taste of Art, and Summer Breeze. Admission is free and advance registration is not required.
Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsYawn@Dawn 2026
A concise, one-hour ride designed to be efficient and focused. It offers a clear start and finish so you can get moving and keep the rest of your plans on track.
VMFA~Va Museum Fine ArtsScout Santos
Scout Santos delivers an intimate night of folk and acoustic singer-songwriter sounds at Harry’s LIVE, pairing heartfelt vocals with nimble guitar work and an engaging presence. The performance weaves together well-loved acoustic selections and crowd favorites, setting an easygoing tone for an evening in Richmond, whether catching up with friends or unwinding with live music. Harry’s LIVE is a curated series at Harry’s at Hofheimer that highlights local talent in a refined, cozy setting inside a multi-level venue featuring quiet nooks, a restaurant, and a rooftop bar. The series celebrates artists across styles, from tender acoustic sessions to energetic bands and boundary-crossing performances, with an emphasis on creativity, connection, and ambiance. Reservations are suggested.
Harry's at Hofheimer Building, 2818 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23230Footy Foxes Soccer Camp
Designed for players ages 6 to 12, this upbeat soccer camp focuses on building skills through drills, small-sided games, and friendly competitions. It takes place at the Sports Center of Richmond, is limited to 20 participants, and costs $75. A spot is secured once payment is received. As part of Footy Foxes Give Back, campers may optionally bring a canned food item or gently used soccer gear to support local youth in need. The camp offers a positive and energetic environment for developing players.
SCOR Richmond1st Fridays Pre 4th of July Party
Get in the spirit early with a Cancer Edition pre Fourth of July party at Military Retirees Club Inc. Enjoy sets from DJ Drake and DJ Stormin Norman, with hosting by Cedric St. James and Ken Kenny Ken. This event is BYOB and BYOF, and a cash bar will also be available. For table reservations or general information, call 804-321-3188.
Military Retirees Club IncJPA & The Flood
Nelson County, Virginia artist Jacob Paul Allen returns to the stage at Scotty’s with his Appalachian Red Dirt Country style.
Scotty's TaphouseI Love R&B
I Love R&B takes place at The National. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 years of age or older.
The NationalHarry's Novella: A High Energy DJ Dance Party
Novella Nights turns Harry’s at the Historic Hofheimer Building into a lively late-night destination with live DJs, high energy DJ sets, and refined cocktails inside one of Harry’s signature spaces. Guests can enjoy dinner, sip drinks, take in rooftop views, and dance well into the night. It is a stylish take on Richmond nightlife from start to finish. Dress to impress and plan to stay late.
Harry's at HofheimerBirthday Cake
An all-adult spin on the classic kid birthday transforms a club into a shared celebration for everyone. Expect playful decorations, party hats, sheet cake, and ice cream, paired with a deliberately lowbrow feel delivered with sharp production and high energy music. Nostalgia, surprise drops, and communal moments set the tone, with the signature Cake Drop ritual bringing the room together. Music comes from Mistro, DJ Hoody, Friends, and Hunting Dog.
Ember Music HallGrow your business with Districts Dynamos Two Twelve Networking Group Weekly Meetings
Districts Dynamos, the Richmond chapter of the Two Twelve Referral Networking Group, brings together entrepreneurs, service providers, and other professionals to build relationships, exchange referrals, and grow their businesses. Meetings blend structure with a relaxed feel, with friendly introductions, referral sharing, and practical ideas for business development. The emphasis is on authentic conversations and networking with purpose. Attendees typically come prepared with a concise elevator pitch and a positive outlook. Sessions are held in the Mosaic Conference Room, and a virtual option is available.
Mosaic Catering & EventsRed, White & Splash Bash
This free, family-friendly bash supports the 250 Acts of Community Campaign and a LemonAid Stand fundraiser benefiting Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU. All funds raised stay local to support pediatric hematology and oncology services for children and families. Activities include pop jet fountain fun, complimentary pizza for the first 200 kids, and free reusable water bottles for the first 100 kids. A 250 Acts of Community balloon arch will be set up as a photo spot with encouraging and kind props. Guests can create thank-you cards for hospital staff and add messages to a community kindness banner. Book donations for Richmond Public Library are welcome. Fresh lemonade will further benefit CHoR, and treats will be available from King of Pops - Midlothian, Nothing Bundt Cakes, and Funnel Cake Recess. Additional fun features water-resistant face painting, bubbles, music, and potato sack races on the green. Big Bear Coin & Collectible will also offer a Treasure Cove experience for $40 that includes a treasure dig, seashell painting, and a DIY tie-dye tote bag. Booking ahead by calling 804.877.2266 provides a 10% discount.
Stony Point Fashion ParkLiberty or Death Reenactment: The Fourth of July 2026
Set where these events took place, this living history program portrays Patrick Henry urging his fellow delegates to take up arms against the king. The reenactment culminates with a reading of the Declaration of Independence. After the performance, meet the delegates in the yard, followed by a tour inside the church. Tickets are $15, $12 for ages 12 and under, and free for ages 2 and under. This experience is not recommended for children under 6. Walk-up ticket sales are offered at the Visitor Center, and availability can be confirmed by calling 804.648.5015. Seating opens before the reenactment. Presenting a reenactment ticket provides $2 off any tour ticket purchased the same day.
Historic St. John's ChurchHarry's at Hofheimer 4th of July Celebration
Harry’s at Hofheimer is hosting a Fourth of July celebration featuring sweeping city views, lively music, and a curated selection of refreshing drinks. It offers a festive setting for friends and families, and the Rooftop and Loft will serve the full dinner menu. A cover charge applies. To keep groups seated together on the roof, tickets should be purchased in a single order. Prices at the door are higher and availability is first come, first served. Ticket prices do not include food or beverages. In the event of inclement weather, reservations relocate to the second floor and weather-related refunds are not available. Rooftop tickets include access to both the second floor and the rooftop along with server service. Options include a rooftop section for up to eight for $125, a rooftop table for up to four for $75, a rooftop table for two for $40, bar rail seating on the rooftop for $25 per person, and standing room rooftop admission for $25 per person. Fireworks are visible from any rooftop spot, and seating may face the displays at the Diamond, Dogwood Dell, or both. Second floor access covers the Loft and Library with bar ordering only, and general admission is $15 with 250 tickets available. Seating on this level is first come, first served unless otherwise specified.
Harry's at Hofheimer Building, 2818 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23230Star-Spangled Squirrels Fest
Presented by Plumbers and Steamfitters Local Union 10, this Independence Day celebration at CarMax Park brings live music, on-field fan access, and Richmond's biggest fireworks display. The music begins with No BS! Brass Band, then continues with Grateful Shred, one of the nation's most popular Grateful Dead tribute bands, before the night ends with fireworks. General admission is $15 with bowl seating for the fireworks, or $25 with on-field seating for the fireworks. Both ticket types include time on the field earlier in the evening, and after that window only guests with an on-field wristband may stay on the field to watch the display.
CarMax ParkRichmond – True Crime Tour
Take a look at Richmond’s darker past on a tour that visits notorious sites tied to real crimes. It features stories about serial killers, lingering cold cases, and pivotal advances in forensic science. The route centers on the city’s history of murder, linking key events to the places where they occurred.
Richmond, VirginiaFirst Fridays
Cars & Coffee Richmond brings auto enthusiasts together at Stony Point Fashion Park for a relaxed showcase of vehicles and conversation. To help cover venue rental, event insurance, and an off duty police officer, there is a $3 fee to display a vehicle, while admission for spectators is free. Payment can be made in advance or upon arrival, and multiple options are accepted, including cash, CashApp, PayPal, and Square. Eggspectation is located within the event’s parking area, offering convenient coffee and food during the gathering. Attendees are asked to be considerate of the venue, its tenants, and the nearby neighborhood. Spectators should use the overflow lot so the main area can be filled by show cars first. Please avoid aggressive driving and refrain from revving engines in the parking lot, park within the lines, and treat others respectfully so the event can continue smoothly. If poor weather is expected, the organizers plan to cancel the night before, and there is no rain date. Sponsored by ALSET Auto RVA, Garage Force Went End, and Certified Glass Services. Presented by Cars & Coffee, LLC.
Stony Point Fashion ParkMonique’s Crêpes
Monique’s Crêpes appears at the RVA Big Market at Joseph Bryan Park offering French crêpes.
Joseph Bryan ParkFull Moon Fever July 4th
Full Moon Fever, a Tom Petty tribute, brings a celebratory night to Brambly Park with a pair of sets and plenty of rock and roll. Enjoy food and beverages, plus views of fireworks by the ballpark. Expect a lively party atmosphere from start to finish. Tickets are available.
Brambly ParkThe RAMble: Walking for Wellness
This community walk in Monroe Park encourages movement, conversation, and support. Created to strengthen relationships between patients and providers while promoting physical activity and community networking, it offers an easygoing stroll in a welcoming setting. The event is organized by the Massey Integrative Health Program in collaboration with VCU Women’s Health at Stony Point, the VCU Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences, and the Pauley Heart Center. Meet at the fountain to start. In case of rain, it moves to VCU Cary Street Gym.
Monroe Park🛍️ Northside Outreach Center Thrift Store Saturday Sale!
The Northside Outreach Center Thrift Store hosts a sale with clothing for all ages, shoes and accessories, household goods, home décor, furniture, and one of a kind thrift discoveries at budget friendly prices. Purchases directly support the Northside Outreach Center by helping meet practical and spiritual needs for families in the Highland Park community, while also funding youth programs, food assistance, and local outreach.
Northside Outreach CenterNorthside Outreach Center Food Pantry
Northside Outreach Center hosts a monthly food pantry for Highland Park neighbors, offering food assistance with dignity, kindness, and care. Participation is limited to Highland Park residents. Please be registered with Feed More and bring your Feed More card. If you are not yet registered, bring a valid photo ID that shows your current address. For questions, contact Butch Johnson at bjfireproof@gmail.com.
Northside Outreach CenterRichmond VAMC 3rd Annual Car, Truck & Bike Show
Richmond VA Medical Center hosts the 3rd Annual Car, Truck and Bike Show in the South Mall parking lots 7A and 6A, welcoming Veterans, families, staff and community members for a showcase of vehicles and activities. Expect food and drinks, family games, vendors, music and other attractions, plus awards highlighting standout cars, trucks and bikes. VA resource tables will be on site with information about Veteran care, services and support programs, with staff available to discuss benefits. There is no registration or vendor fee, and participants and vendors are asked to pre-register. Vendors must have a business license. This family-friendly gathering offers a festive way to honor America and the Veteran community.
Richmond VA Medical CenterSaturday Sing Along Brunch Club: Throwback Country
A lively sing-along brunch celebrates throwback country favorites as DJ Chuck T keeps the hits coming and the crowd sings along. Guests enjoy mimosas and cocktails alongside brunch classics from Harry’s kitchen, with a high-energy vibe and spirited performances that turn the whole room into the show. Playful props such as handheld microphones and sunglasses add to the fun. Seating is offered in two sessions, and the 2nd Floor Library Bar welcomes early arrivals for the later seating or anyone looking to continue the festivities after the first. Tickets are $15 and include entry, the live DJ set, sing-along entertainment, themed props, and the full experience. An automatic 20% gratuity is added to all checks, and Harry’s full brunch menu is available throughout.
Harry's at HofheimerHarry's at Hofheimer Weekend Rooftop Brunch
Set atop a historic Richmond landmark, Harry’s at Hofheimer offers a rooftop brunch with skyline views and a lively, social feel. The menu focuses on elevated comfort classics such as Chicken and Waffles, Shrimp and Grits, and an Avocado Benedict, paired with brunch cocktails and mimosas. It is designed for unhurried meals and easy conversation, fitting for birthdays, catch-ups with friends, hosting visitors, or simply enjoying a relaxed weekend afternoon that reflects the spirit of the city.
Richmond July 4th Fireworks
The 68th Festival of Arts at Dogwood Dell brings a season of free, live performances by local artists to Richmond’s original outdoor amphitheater throughout the summer.
Dogwood Dell AmphitheaterInvitation to: Richmond VAMC 3rd Annual Car, Truck & Bike Show
Nine professional performers dressed in 18th century attire present a staged reenactment of the Second Virginia Convention of March 1775. The performance concludes with Patrick Henry's Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death speech.
Historic St. John's Church2026 Richmond Fireworks 5k/10k
Set along the Virginia Capital Trail at Rocketts Landing, this 5k and 10k offers riverfront scenery on a flat, paved out-and-back course with views of the James River. The race benefits the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation. Points earned count toward the Year-Long 5k, 10k and Back of the Pack Series, as well as the Summer Series, and a virtual option is available for those who cannot attend in person. The 10k completes two laps of the 5k route, and water is available at the turnaround points, with Gatorade at some stations. Every participant receives a finisher medal, a technical Drifit shirt, and chip timing. Live results are provided with on-site QR codes for instant updates, final standings with series points are posted online, and SMS runner tracking is available. Awards recognize the top three men and women overall, plus first and second male and female in the 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 plus age groups. Staff photos are shared on social media, and a social media challenge rewards a favorite tagged post with 50 percent off a future race. On-site packet pickup and registration are available, though T-shirt sizes are not guaranteed for on-site registrants. Portable restrooms are located near the start and finish areas. Volunteer roles such as water station support, course marshals, and finish line assistance are assigned on site. The event follows an all-weather policy, with any updates communicated by the organizer. Parking is available near Rocketts Landing along the Virginia Capital Trail by the James River.
Rocketts LandingCarytown Sunday Morning Ride
A classic Richmond fast group ride designed as a demanding workout over about 40 miles, built around two sustained efforts of roughly 15 to 20 minutes each. The group rolls out calmly from the city, stays together, stops at red lights, and follows traffic laws, with a brief nature break at Osborne Turnpike. The first hard section runs from Osborne to Kingsland in a rotating paceline and ends with a sprint at Kingsland and WRVA Road. Riding is neutral through Battlefield Park with a short stop at Charles City Road. The second effort takes place on the Charles City Road section in another rotating paceline, finishing with a sprint just before the railroad crossing at Monahan Road, followed by an easy return to the city. This is a full drop ride, with typical speeds of about 15 to 20 mph during the calm sections and 25 mph or more during the efforts. Riders should have the route saved and be prepared to navigate home if they are separated from the group. The format repeats weekly. The ride is canceled if it is raining.
Footy Foxes Soccer Camp
Graybo’s is now recognized as an official Play! Pokémon League location, hosting a friendly, community-centered meetup that welcomes all experience levels. Attendees can trade, battle, learn the game, and connect with other Pokémon fans in Richmond. Lighthearted prize giveaways run throughout the event.
Graybo's Sports CardsSpoon
At The National in Richmond, Spoon shares the stage with Ratboys, highlighting keenly crafted songs and a commanding live performance. The evening centers on sharp melodies and confident energy.
The NationalARKAI
Pop violinist Lindsey Stirling performs at the Allianz Amphitheater in downtown Richmond as part of her Duality Untamed Tour, presenting a summer concert.
Allianz Amphitheater at RiverfrontStraight No Chaser
Straight No Chaser brings its tour to Richmond with an outdoor concert at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. The garden backdrop complements the group’s smooth harmonies and upbeat energy, creating a relaxed summer vibe. The set is expected to feature favorites such as I’m Yours, I Want You Back, Signed, Sealed, Delivered, and The 12 Days of Christmas. As part of the East Coast run, this stop offers a memorable evening of a cappella hits in a beautiful open air setting.
Straight No ChaserRADO | Ripple Ray's
RADO brings a summer tour stop to Richmond at Ripple Ray’s, delivering two sets that blend psychedelic rock with tight, dance-forward rhythms and melodic color. Thoughtful lyrics and memorable vocal hooks anchor the songs while the band opens up into improvisation that rises to powerful peaks.
Ripple Ray'sYummvees Dinner Party
Experience a plant-based culinary evening where good food, friendly company, and drinks come together. The gathering opens with a large shared charcuterie table and a bar featuring cocktails, mocktails, and other beverages. After the arrival window, guests are seated for a four-course plated meal inspired by seasonal vegetables. Sixty tickets are available, and the menu and additional details are provided through the ticket page.
The Workshop by T&DLos Dos de Tamaulipas
Los Dos de Tamaulipas perform live at Blue Moon Event Center in Richmond.
Blue Moon Event Center2026 Terrafesta
Terrafesta is set to appear at The Canal Club in Richmond, Virginia, for a memorable event.
The Canal ClubRichmond, VA
Jake Smith, the commanding voice behind The White Buffalo, shapes music that resists neat labels. Since his first release in 2002, he has pursued the spaces between genres, leaning into nuance and contrast rather than easy categories. This event centers on that boundary-pushing spirit, carried by a rich, resonant vocal presence.
CarMax ParkThe Wedding Yard Sale @ Richmond Weddings
Planning a wedding gets easier at this Richmond wedding show, where you can connect with over 70 wedding professionals at Main Street Station. For a limited time, use code EVENT to save on tickets.
Richmond Main Street StationEarl Sweatshirt
Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE share the stage at The National in Richmond, Virginia. Both artists perform together in one show at this venue.
The NationalAmerican Football
American Football brings its intricate, emotionally searching sound to The National alongside IAN SWEET. Their earliest album became a lasting touchstone for listeners well beyond the band’s beginnings, and their expanded catalog carries that legacy forward with a fuller, more confident approach. Bass now deepens the arrangements, and the multi-instrumental work of Mike and Nate Kinsella fuels performances that land every subtle shift with assurance. The set blends breezy shuffles and precise, quick rhythms with sweeping guitar figures built from arpeggios and harmonics, and drum fills that feel measured yet driving. The music maintains a cohesive mood while showcasing vivid details, from the swagger of Born to Lose, to a handclap-centered break and Phil Collins-inspired fills in I’ve Been Lost For So Long, to the 80s pop sheen of Desire Gets in the Way, and a bridge that briefly takes center stage in Instincts are The Enemy. The songs explore the tension between meeting the expectations of adulthood and holding onto honest self-expression, returning to familiar spaces with a more reflective gaze. All ages are welcome. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports organizations that protect immigrant rights and assist deportees, migrants, and refugees.
The NationalThe Princess Concert
At Altria Theater in Richmond, The Princess Concert presents a magical musical journey featuring songs from Frozen, Wicked, Moana, KPOP Demon Hunters, Taylor Swift, The Wizard of Oz, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Anastasia, Pocahontas and more. Expect breathtaking singing by West End performers, awe-inspiring aerial moments, incredible dancers and a program filled with uplifting and inspiring messages that celebrate the Princess Era. Presented during summer recess, this family-friendly experience is suitable for all ages and is designed to create memories to treasure. Titles are listed to describe the musical program only and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holders.
Altria TheaterWayne Hancock
Wayne "The Train" Hancock brings a spirited, swing-laced take on traditional country to Ember Music Hall. Frequently praised in country circles, his sound blends classic country foundations with a touch of jazz-tinged sophistication, a combination that has become his hallmark.
Ember Music HallTierney Brothers
Tierney Brothers bring live music to Honey Whytes, following a set at Scuffletown Park and a post-show bite that had them praising the fresh, cooked-to-order burgers, fries, and onion rings. Invited back by Kelsey and Jim, the group shares thanks for the continued support, with food and drinks from the venue alongside the performance.
Honey WhytesLaser Show: Outkast
A light and music experience in The Dome at the Science Museum celebrates the songs of André 3000 and Big Boi. Guests can grab food and drinks from the new café by Bean Sprouts off The Rotunda or pick up candy, popcorn, beverages, and alcoholic options at concessions before the show. A valid ID is required to purchase alcoholic beverages, and refreshments may be brought into The Dome to enjoy during the performance. The program is offered twice, presenting the same set each time, and seating is limited to 250 people per show. These laser shows frequently sell out, so purchasing tickets early is encouraged.
Science Museum of VirginiaTiara & His Precious Gemstones
Tiara & His Precious Gemstones turns the dancefloor into a cinematic experience. The project is led by producer, DJ, and drummer TIARA, with AQUA and RUBY bringing mesmerizing vocal interplay and choreographed movement. The sound links underground club culture with catchy pop sensibilities, shaping a set that feels part warehouse party, part live concert, and part anime-inspired reverie. Performances have ranged from packed headliners to appearances on major stages at Super MAGFest and NekoCon. The music strikes a balance between nostalgic dancefloor escape and heartfelt storytelling, delivering a high-charge show built on rhythm, melody, and motion.
Ember Music HallCandlelight: 90s Unplugged
Candlelight brings a live, multi-sensory concert experience to remarkable Richmond settings, highlighting the sounds of the 1990s. This performance invites listeners to rediscover the decade’s music in an atmosphere that enhances every note.
Virginia Museum of History & CultureRobert Jon & The Wreck
Robert Jon & The Wreck deliver a dynamic mix of Southern rock and West Coast soul, pairing blistering guitar lines with warm, soulful harmonies that have resonated with audiences worldwide. The band takes the stage at The Tin Pan with a set shaped by expressive guitars and richly layered vocals.
The Tin PanLost In The Shuffle
Lakeside American Legion is open to the public and sets the stage for a relaxed night out. Expect a lively dance floor and clear acoustics throughout the space.
American LegionMighty Joshua Band
Mighty Joshua brings roots reggae with uplifting themes, commanding vocals, and vibrant stage energy. His sound weaves classic reggae, socially conscious storytelling, and modern influences. He has performed alongside major reggae figures and connected with audiences across the United States and abroad. The music centers on positivity, unity, and personal growth, shaping an experience that is inspiring and immersive. Whether backed by a full band or in a more intimate setup, his performances are soulful and feel-good, often leaving listeners energized and connected. Presented within Harry’s LIVE, this showcase highlights standout local talent in the cozy, polished setting of Harry’s at Hofheimer. The multi-level venue includes private nooks, on-site dining, and a rooftop bar, creating a distinctive place to tap into the true spark of live music. The series spans gentle acoustic moments, electrifying ensembles, and adventurous cross-genre sets, all celebrating local creativity and a sense of connection.
Harry's at HofheimerHarry's Saturday Sing Along Brunch Club: Throwback 90's
Enjoy an upbeat, interactive sing-along brunch that pairs 90s throwback favorites with crowd-pleasing Country Top Hits. DJs fuel the nostalgia while DJ Chuck T spins country chart-toppers, mimosas and other cocktails keep spirits high, and the entire room turns into the show. Expect sing-along choruses everyone knows, bold performances, and an electric atmosphere. Brunch favorites from the Harry’s menu will be available, and themed props like microphones and sunglasses add extra flair. Tickets are $15 and include entry, the live DJ entertainment, the interactive sing-along, themed props, and the full experience. Seating is offered in two sessions, each lasting about two hours. The 2nd Floor Library Bar is open for early arrivals to the later seating or for anyone who wants to keep the celebration going after the earlier brunch. Flannel fits the vibe for attire. A 20% automatic gratuity will be added to all checks.
Harry's at HofheimerSazón Latin Food Festival 2026: Richmond's Taste of Latin American Food
An outdoor, family-friendly celebration of Latin American sabor, with Latin music and a curated selection of dishes from across the region. This annual festival dedicates a full day to food, music, and celebration for all ages.
Main Line BreweryThe Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show - RVA
An award-winning interactive true crime murder mystery dinner experience, recognized as the largest of its kind in North America, offers an evening of comedy, suspense, and audience-shaped intrigue. Taking place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Richmond - Midlothian, the show features a full dinner alongside the unfolding mystery. Expect immersive moments and surprising turns as the story progresses.
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Richmond - MidlothianHarry's LIVE Presents: The Embalmers
Richmond band The Embalmers pack classic surf textures, punk-fueled drive, and a tongue-in-cheek horror vibe into a distinctive live set. Expect reverb-laced guitars, irresistible grooves, and a playful monster-rock style that keeps the crowd dancing. Harry's LIVE hosts the performance in the intimate setting of Harry's at Hofheimer, a multi-level space with tucked-away rooms, a restaurant, and a rooftop bar. The series highlights local musicians and offers a close-up way to feel the energy of live music, celebrating everything from intimate acoustic sets to electrifying bands and genre-blending performances. Reservations are recommended.
Harry's at Hofheimer Building, 2818 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23230Bob Dylan
This event will move forward no matter the weather. Doors will open ahead of the performance, followed by the show.
Allianz Amphitheater at RiverfrontScout Night at the Diamond with the Richmond Flying Squirrels
Scout Night brings the excitement to CarMax Park with a Richmond Flying Squirrels game and a ticket fundraiser that contributes $4 from each ticket to support Scouts. Enjoy Kona Ice and stay after the game for a screening of Rookie of the Year. Before entering, stop by the table near the main gates to pick up a special Scout Night patch.
Richmond Flying SquirrelsWybros
Wybros are back at Main Line Brewery for a free, fun event.
Main Line BreweryMatt Maeson
Matt Maeson brings the Watch My Step Tour to The National. The performance is open to all ages.
The NationalSunday Cruise: Richmond, VA
At The Camel, Adjust the Sails, Sunday Cruise, World's Greatest Dad, and Cinema Stare come together for a multi-artist show. Adjust the Sails performs emo rooted in Atlanta, Georgia and is led by Shane. This event brings these bands to the same stage for a live music showcase.
The CamelThe Side Hustle Showcase
This gathering brings together small business owners and homemakers to network with like-minded people, showcase and sell their products and services, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Light refreshments will be served.
Central OfficeMiMi’s Sweet Celebration: Vendor Market & Day Party
MiMi’s Sweet Thangs presents the third annual Sweet Celebration, transforming Triple Crossing Beer - Fulton into a daytime fusion of vendor market and party. Expect DJs switching every two hours, a curated mix of local vendors, a perfume and flower bar, self care, beauty and wellness experiences, a lemonade bar, complimentary cupcakes, live art with interactive elements, permanent jewelry, candles and home fragrances, boutique shopping and more. Centered on community and creativity, this gathering spotlights small businesses from the area and beyond. Admission is free, and a portion of the event supports the H.O.P.E. Foundation.
Triple Crossing Beer - FultonBob Baldwin
Bob Baldwin brings his contemporary sound to The Tin Pan in Richmond, Virginia. Known as a contemporary player, he was tapped by Malaco as an early signee during a period when the company, best known for downhome Southern soul and blues, was seeking to expand.
The Tin PanGavin DeGraw with Lisa Loeb
O.A.R. brings its Three Decades Tour to Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront for a live concert experience. Fans can enjoy live music in an amphitheater setting.
Allianz Amphitheater at RiverfrontHERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS & OTHER DELIGHTS
Herb Alpert appears at Dominion Energy Center with his all-new Tijuana Brass for a concert saluting 60 years of Whipped Cream & Other Delights. The celebration arrives after a streak of 39 consecutive sold out concerts.
Dominion Energy CenterBelmont
Belmont and Felicity appear together at The Canal Club in Richmond, Virginia for an event featuring both acts on the same stage.
The Canal ClubQveen Herby
QVEEN HERBY brings the Isle of Qveen Tour to the stage with Thot Squad joining the lineup. The event is open to all ages.
The NationalLos Dareyes De La Sierra
Los Dareyes De La Sierra performs at Blue Moon Event Center in Richmond, joined by Ayudantes del Rancho. The event features both acts on the same bill.
Blue Moon Event CenterCARDIO TENNIS
This Cardio Tennis session delivers a high-energy, music-fueled workout on the court for all experience levels. Expect constant movement through engaging drills, minimal downtime, and a supportive group atmosphere that keeps the focus on fitness and fun. The program serves as a fundraiser for the Heart Strong Initiative, which advances heart health awareness along with CPR, AED, and First Aid education in the community. The fee is $20 per session. Participants must bring their own racquet and are encouraged to have water and a towel on hand, with a chair optional. Be ready to stay active from start to finish and enjoy a purposeful, sweat-worthy workout.
Rockwood Park Richmond VaEnglish Writing Workshop
A supportive workshop for students in grades 6 through 12 that builds stronger writers at every level. Participants practice effective note taking, analytical reading and composition, outlining, and research techniques. The instructor provides one-on-one guidance and cultivates a collaborative atmosphere where peer feedback plays a central role in revision. It is a strong fit for anyone who has struggled with writing, and it also serves students who simply want to sharpen their skills.
Trinity Episcopal School🎉 National Night Out 2026 🎉
This neighborhood celebration of National Night Out centers on connection, fun, and fellowship. Presented by The Northside Outreach Center, Saving Our Youth, and Boaz & Ruth, it brings together neighbors, families, community leaders, and local organizations to strengthen relationships and celebrate the community. Expect complimentary food and drinks, games and activities for children, music and entertainment, access to local resources, and giveaways, along with time to meet and engage with people from the area. The focus is on building safer, stronger, and more connected neighborhoods. The organizing partners are also seeking sponsors, community collaborators, and contributions to support the giveaways and activities.
Northside Outreach CenterVirginia Tech Night at the Richmond Flying Squirrels
Celebrate Hokie pride at CarMax Park as the Richmond Flying Squirrels meet the Reading Fightin Phils for a lively night at the ballpark. Tickets are $25 and include seats in Section 102, located just to the left of The Patio beer garden, along with $5 in Acorn Dollars that can be used for concessions, merchandise, parking, or future tickets. Each ticket also directs $5 to the Richmond Alumni Chapter Scholarship Fund to support local students heading to Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech swag will be available at the Virginia Tech Alumni table just inside the gates and is limited to Hokies who purchase swag through Virginia Tech.
CarMax ParkFilm | Jodhaa Akbar
A sweeping Bollywood historical romance unfolds in the 16th century as the Mughal emperor Akbar enlarges his realm through conquest, then cements a political alliance by marrying Rajput princess Jodhaa. The story focuses on his effort to earn her love while confronting resentment and prejudice. Released in 2008, the film runs 3 hours and 29 minutes and is presented in Hindi with English subtitles. It is not rated, likely PG-13. Dr. John Henry Rice, VMFA’s E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Curator of South Asian and Islamic Art, offers a brief introduction. This screening is presented in tribute to the VMFA special exhibition India’s Great Mughals: Art, Power, and Opulence. Reservations can be made through the Find Tickets option.
Virginia Museum of Fine ArtsScott's Addition
Beach Floyd brings an evening of Pink Floyd favorites to the Scott’s Addition Historic District, highlighting the soaring guitar solos that fans recognize and love. Look forward to a set of iconic tracks, vibrant sound, and an atmosphere perfect for enjoying music with friends.
Scott's Addition, RichmondWitches Table Richmond
With RVA organizer and Head Witch, Lewanna, this relaxed social gathering brings together wonderers to explore the mystical, the magical, and the everyday. The group meets on the second Thursday every other month to talk about witchy topics and ask questions in a group setting so everyone can learn from one another.
Fallout RVAPunk Rock Food Drive ft. ShotClock, American Television, Payphones & Gaffer
An evening of high-energy punk supports local hunger relief, featuring sets from ShotClock, American Television, Payphones, and Gaffer. Admission is $15. Attendees are encouraged to bring canned foods and dry goods to help feed people in Richmond who need support, and each donated item earns one entry into a merch raffle. All donations collected benefit Feed More. A list of acceptable donation items is available from Feed More.
Gallery5Niko Moon
Niko Moon takes the stage at The National for a live concert. The show is open to attendees of all ages.
The NationalGreater Richmond Home Show
The Greater Richmond Home Show at the Greater Richmond Convention Center brings a wide range of companies together under one roof to help you save time as you explore options. Discover new ideas and interesting products for your home, and connect with trusted resources in home improvement, landscaping, and design services.
Greater Richmond Convention CenterLiving Succulent Driftwood Arrangement
Build a living arrangement in a hands-on class that highlights natural shapes, textures, and thoughtful composition. With step-by-step guidance from the grower and artist, participants create a succulent display set into naturally contoured driftwood, allowing the wood’s curves to inform each one-of-a-kind design. Registration includes a handpicked driftwood base, a mix of vigorous, grower-raised succulents, soil, and all necessary design supplies. A range of organic accents, including moss, stones, shells, and similar elements, will be available to customize the piece. Care tips are shared to keep the arrangement thriving long after the session. During class, attendees may opt for a larger driftwood base or add more succulents than the standard set. These choices are completely optional, and any additions are finalized at the end of the session to keep the creative process relaxed and continuous. All skill levels are welcome.
Film Break Society Richmond: MAD BILLS TO PAY (2025) at Studio Two-Three
Film Break Society Richmond brings its monthly showcase of new independent features to Studio Two Three. This screening focuses on a close Dominican American community in the Bronx and follows Rico, played by Juan Collado, as he spends the summer hustling by selling illicit nutcracker cocktails from a cooler and chasing girls without much concern. When his teenage girlfriend, Destiny, portrayed by Destiny Checo, starts staying with him and his family, their small apartment becomes the backdrop for a messy young relationship, and both are pushed toward the realities of growing up too fast in a city that does not slow down. Proceeds support Film Break Society, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to presenting new independents and restorations on the big screen.
Studio Two ThreeWho's Bad: The World's #1 Michael Jackson Tribute
Who's Bad performs a Michael Jackson tribute at The National. This event welcomes all ages.
The NationalEven Superheroes Face Addiction - FREE Support Group featuring special guest Yancy Butler
Comic book stories have long acknowledged that even heroes can face addiction, with characters like Iron Man and Red Arrow confronting their own struggles. Building on that honest perspective, actress Yancy Butler, who led the comic-inspired TV series Witchblade during its two-season run on TNT, will share her personal journey with alcoholism, the halt of the show’s production, and the years she spent working toward recovery. Now well into her recovery, she will speak in Richmond, and local resources will be available for those interested in beginning their own path to sobriety. This gathering is presented by Geek Wellness Education, a 501c3 nonprofit that uses the worlds of sci-fi, horror, and superheroes to open conversations about important topics. It is designed as a relaxed, secular support group and will take place in the game room of a retro toy store, with thanks to Toy Lair for providing the space. Parking is available at Toy Lair, in the lots of the neighboring businesses, and on the street behind the stores. Tickets are free and limited to 50 people, and attendees are asked to claim a spot only if they plan to be there.
Goo Goo Dolls - Summer 2026
Goo Goo Dolls bring their Summer 2026 show to Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront, and the event will take place rain or shine. Ticket access includes several presales, with options for the artist and venue, as well as through Ticketmaster and Live Nation, plus VIP package and Citi cardmember presales, followed by a general public onsale. VIP packages are offered, and there is also a preferred ticket inventory available through Mastercard.
Allianz Amphitheater at RiverfrontGreensky Bluegrass and Bela Fleck My Bluegrass Heart
Béla Fleck brings his My Bluegrass Heart project to Maymont in Richmond, sharing the stage with Greensky Bluegrass. Expect intricate picking, adventurous musicianship, and the energetic live presence that has made Greensky Bluegrass a favorite for more than twenty years. Tickets are on sale.
Music at Maymont, 1700 Hampton St, Richmond, VA, United States, Virginia 23220Don D.C. Curry
Don D.C. Curry brings razor-sharp stand-up and wall-to-wall laughs to Richmond, VA. Expect a comedy set stacked with clever punchlines and memorable jokes for a night full of laughter.
Richmond, VARide and Dive VII
Held each year, Ride and Dive blends city cycling with pool hopping as participants work to reach every public pool before they close for the day and the season, following a 16-mile route through Richmond. It begins with a swim at Fairmont Pool, then riders head to Woodville, Hotckhiss, Battery Park, Randolph, Blackwell, and Powhatan for a swim at each stop while taking in both the progress and the gaps in the city’s bike infrastructure. The celebration wraps up at Triple Crossing Fulton with pizza and beer.
Fairmount PoolOrgan Fairchild w/Lucid Evolution LIVE at The Camel
Organ Fairchild teams up with Lucid Evolution for a live performance at The Camel. Enjoy an evening of music as both bands take the stage. Doors will open ahead of the show, with the concert beginning afterward.
The CamelNational Meetup: Run Richmond 16.19
Celebrating five years, Run Richmond 16.19 honors movement, culture, and community while guiding walkers and runners of all ages and abilities through more than 400 years of Black history in Richmond. The experience begins in waves and includes a climb known as “The Hill We Climb”, connecting each step to the past and to progress ahead. Distances include 16.19K and 8K through Richmond, VA with the Black Girls RUN! Team during the Sweat With Your Sole Conference weekend, and race registration is separate from the conference.
Abner Clay ParkThe Bouncing Souls
The Bouncing Souls perform at The National as part of the Born To Be Tour, joined by The Suicide Machines, Strike Anywhere, and Human Issue. This event is open to all ages.
The National