Organized by 1708 Gallery, InLight Richmond is a FREE, public exhibition of light-based art and performances. Each year, InLight features performances, sculpture, video, and interactive projects that illuminate pathways, walls, sidewalks, green spaces, and kicks off with the Community Lantern Parade. InLight was created in 2008 on the occasion of 1708 Gallery's 30th birthday. Thus was born this free, public art exhibition that offers Richmond the opportunity to engage with contemporary art outside the gallery walls and to experience the city in new and unexpected ways.

Organized by 1708 Gallery, InLight Richmond is a FREE, public exhibition of light-based art and performances. Each year, InLight features performances, sculpture, video, and interactive projects that illuminate pathways, walls, sidewalks, green spaces, and kicks off with the Community Lantern Parade. InLight was created in 2008 on the occasion of 1708 Gallery's 30th birthday. Thus was born this free, public art exhibition that offers Richmond the opportunity to engage with contemporary art outside the gallery walls and to experience the city in new and unexpected ways.

Richmond kicks off Virginia Cider Week right! As the first event of this state-wide celebration, the Richmond Cider Celebration draws cideries and attendees from across Virginia.

Friday November 8th

Bowling party at River City Roll! 7pm-9pm Bowling Teams SOLD OUT! Get a VIP Movie Pass and come for the party! Costume Contest!

Saturday November the 9th

Bathrobe Bar Crawl through Carytown  - Starts at Xtra's Cafe, our Bar Crawl Sponsor, 5pm! Get your passport.

Film Screening of The Big Lebowski. Costume contest! COTU El Duderino beer available! Doors open at 7pm. VIP pass holders have early entry at 6:30pm.

After-Party at Citizen Burger with live music!

Abide the Fest in 2019!

Ashland Train Day, one of Downtown Ashland Association’s signature events, takes place in the heart of historic Downtown Ashland.

Get your craft on, actually you can find some really amazing unique holiday gifts here!

Join us and let’s have some fun while showing our gratitude for you business and referrals!

RSVP to JoannB@htrsi.com

Monument Avenue homes at holiday time is a site to see. Learn about the architecture and history of these homes. A beautiful walking tour to share with the family.

A beautiful historic home and free afternoon of festive events

Richmond Ballet continues it’s beautiful tradition of The Nutcracker. Varying start times, please check the schedule to book your tickets today!

Santa isn’t just for the kiddies, he’s for the doggies too! Santa lends his knee to our local canine friends

Join us again this year for hot cocoa and cider in Libbie Hill! Stroll towards historic St. Johns Church to join with the Vespers. Grab a candle, and continue down gaslit sidewalks as neighborhood parties spill into the streets and proceed together to historic Libby Hill Park. Finally, all will gather for caroling and a visit from Santa on historic Libby Hill with the 180-degree view overlooking the James River and our city lit up for the holidays!

Our favorite cocktail bar is mixing up some holiday magic bringing the New York pop-up to RVA with signature cocktails and a Winter Wonderland worth checking out!

The illuminated botanical garden is a gorgeous sight to see during the holidays. With nightly activities, it’s a tradition worth incorporating into your celebrations.

“Alton Brown Live: Eat Your Science,” the follow-up to the smash “Edible Inevitable” tour, hits the road again. Fans can expect all-new everything including songs, multimedia presentations, talk-show antics, and bigger and better potentially dangerous food demonstrations.

Brown has a knack for mixing together a perfect base of science, music and food into two hours of pure entertainment. Critics and fans alike have raved about the interactive components of Brown’s shows. He promises “plenty of new therapy inducing opportunities during our audience participation segments. I don’t want to give too much away, but this time we’re going to play a little game while we’re at it. Plus, you’ll see things I’ve never been allowed to do on TV.” He’s also contemplating more sophisticated protective gear for folks in the first few rows…just in case things get messy…again.

Organized by 1708 Gallery, InLight Richmond is a FREE, public exhibition of light-based art and performances. Each year, InLight Richmond features performances, sculpture, video, and interactive projects that illuminate pathways, walls, sidewalks, green spaces, and kicks off with the Community Lantern Parade. InLight was created in 2008 on the occasion of 1708 Gallery's 30th birthday. Thus was born this free, public art exhibition that offers Richmond the opportunity to engage with contemporary art outside the gallery walls and to experience the city in new and unexpected ways.

Benefiting the American Cancer Society. 

WHEN
The 13th Annual Richmond Zombie Walk will take place on Saturday, October 28th.

Pre-walk meet up/staging area location at 1pm will be held at Boat Lake at Byrd Park (on Boat Lake Drive) and the actual walk will begin on the sidewalk across the street from the Byrd Theatre (2901 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221) in Carytown immediately after at about 2:30p.

Please arrive in costume.

WHERE

//FOR ALL PARTICIPATING ZOMBIES:
There are 2 locations
1. 1:00 p.m. – Meet up spot/ Staging area – Boat Lake at Byrd Park (on Boat Lake Drive). This is where we can gather together to go over the rules, collect donations, give out prizes, and take lots and lots of photos.

Plan your rides! This starting point is about 1 mile from the initial meet up spot at Boat Lake at Byrd Park.

2. 2:30-3:00 p.m. – Immediately after that, we’ll head on over to the starting point which is on the sidewalk across the street from the Byrd Theatre in Carytown (2901 W Cary St, Richmond, VA 23221)

We'll walk down the same side of the street on Cary Street heading west, cross at Nansemond Street, and walk back down Cary street on the otherside all the way down and end at the Byrd Theatre (2908 W Cary St. Richmond, VA 23221)

//FOR ALL OTHER HUMANS:
You can enjoy the shops in Carytown while waiting for the zombie horde to arrive. If you can’t be a zombie, be the food, right?

HOW MUCH
Our activities benefit The American Cancer Society. We won’t require anyone to make a donation, but if everyone can pitch in $5 each, it will be much appreciated.
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CONTESTS
Here are the categories we’ll be judging. Prizes will be awarded at the pre-walk meet up.

• Most Disgusting
• Best Couple/Group Theme
• Best Pop Culture Theme (TV/Movie/Comic/Gaming)
• Best Zombie Kid
• 2017 Zombie of the Year (Best Overall)

INTERESTED SPONSORS
Send us a message at info@richmondzombiewalk.com for information.

Motorcycles + Food Trucks + Live Music + ZOMBIES!
The creators of THE WALKING DEAD zombie apocalypse motorcycle will be bringing some of their moto creations to the farm, including Daryl’s bike from the show. If that’s not enough, we’ll be joined by Richmond’s favorite mob of Zombies, to keep things interesting. *Legit* zombie costumes encouraged, and honored with drink specials and prizes! Portion of proceeds benefit American Cancer Society. Bring your brains.