The holiday festivities are over, and now it’s back to work. With the New Year, maybe it’s time to implement some new habits. Typically our resolutions involve working out or eating healthy. What if we focused on the health of our minds, just as much as we focus on the health of our bodies? If you ever feel overwhelmed by … Read More
New Year, No Plans? Think Again! Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Charlottesville
Although Christmas is right around the corner, so is the New Year! With 2020 upon us, how will you spend the evening of the 31st? Luckily, there are plenty of ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Charlottesville. Celebrate your way into the New Year! New Beers Eve at Blue Mountain Brewery Spend an afternoon with unique beers and tasty … Read More
Holiday Events at the Paramount Theater
Since opening in 1931, the Paramount Theater has become a Charlottesville landmark. It’s beautiful architecture and detailed, intricate decor makes any event here magical. Contributing immensely to the culture and history of Charlottesville, the Paramount Theater hosts movies, performers, and more. Looking for something unique and exciting to do now that the holidays are here? Learn about holiday events at … Read More
Learn About History & Culture at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center
The Jefferson School was Charlottesville’s first African American high school and was built in 1926. Today, it is home to the African American Heritage Center. Here, visitors can explore exhibits that tell the story of African American history and culture in the Charlottesville community. The mission is to honor and preserve the rich heritage of the African American community in … Read More
Rock Climbing in Charlottesville
Adventurers, thrill-seekers, and outdoor enthusiasts are right at home in the rolling hills and mountains of Charlottesville. However, with colder days approaching, adrenaline junkies will soon be confined to the indoors. But don’t worry! For those who love all things adventurous or those who want to try something new, you’re in the right place. Charlottesville is home to both a … Read More
Visit the Virginia Film Festival
Marking its 32nd year, the Virginia Film Festival at the University of Virginia showcases the work of local filmmakers. From October 23rd-27th, they will display 150 films. In addition to films, there will also be a gala, parties, panels and a variety of special guests in attendance. Attendees include actors, internationally-recognized directors and a variety of other guests who come … Read More
Enjoy the Taste of Fall at These Charlottesville Cideries
It’s finally fall, and you know what that means! Pumpkin patches, cool air, and beautiful shades of orange, red, and yellow on the trees. If you love all things fall, then you are ready to welcome the season. If you’re looking for some ways to celebrate, you’re in luck. With the highest concentration of cideries in the state, Charlottesville is … Read More
National Relaxation Day: Spas in Charlottesville
Did you know that August 15th is National Relaxation Day? It’s important to take a day to do something nice for yourself. Do you have your massage or mani-pedi booked? Although lounging in your luxury apartment at Arden Place is relaxing, check out some of these spas in Charlottesville! Halo Salt Spa Spend your day at the Halo Salt Spa! … Read More
Explore the Charlottesville Art Community on the Monticello Artisan Trail
The Monticello Artisan Trail is a network of local artisan studios throughout the Charlottesville area. The self-guided trail links local hotspots such as restaurants, galleries, studios, lodging, and agri-artisan farms. Partnered with the Artisans Center of Virginia, local business owners, officials, and citizens developed the Monticello Artisan Trail. The trail helps to enhance the region’s artisan industry and tourism activity. … Read More
Beat the Heat at Meade Park Water Park
As one of the few water parks in Charlottesville, the Onesty Family Aquatic Center at Meade Park is a popular summer spot for families. Opening in the summer of 2009, it is named after Louis A. Onesty. He is considered the “Father of Swimming” in the Charlottesville area due to his support of youth swimming programs. In addition to a … Read More
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