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Richmond Area Pumpkin Patches and Farms
Fall is in the air here in Richmond, and it doesn't take long for our real estate agents to embrace all things autumnal. It's time to break out the cozy sweaters, go apple picking, and make sure there are plenty of pumpkins on hand for carving and baking.
If you're on the hunt for pumpkins this fall, you won't have a hard time finding them in RVA. These are some of our favorite pumpkin patches and farms for fall fun in the Richmond area.
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Summer Events and Festivals in Richmond
It's summer, and that means you can expect many festivals and events around Richmond homes for sale. Join our real estate agents at these fabulous events that promise fun for everyone.
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How to Spend Earth Day in Richmond
Is there any place better to celebrate the beauty of nature than Richmond? On April 22, join our real estate agents in observing Earth Day by spending time outdoors participating in one of these wonderful events or activities.
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VMFA 2024 Spring Events
When we have clients who are new to the area, we often suggest they pay a visit to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Whether you're an experienced artist or a casual observer, the VMFA is a wonderful place to appreciate art. The museum also hosts a number of public events throughout the year. Here are a few upcoming VMFA events that our real estate agents are excited about.
- Radical Jewelry Makeover Pop-Up
The Radical Jewelry Makeover Pop-Up is an event at which students from VCU sell jewelry that they have fixed up, remade, and made over. There will be a bit of...
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Where to Play Tennis and Pickleball in Richmond
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the United States, and our real estate agents know many of our clients want to know more about it. This racket sport is played with a hollow, perforated ball over a 34-inch net with a basic setup very similar to tennis. In fact, many tennis courts can also be used as pickleball courts, and the skills to play are transferable between the two games. And you can enjoy either one (or both!) right here in Richmond at any skill level.