
There are always a bunch of local events to look forward to when you live in the Richmond area! Plus, the fantastic fall weather makes it so you can enjoy a leisurely stroll or jog while taking in the fall scenery.
This year, our real estate agents plan to celebrate Thanksgiving with a new tradition of physical activity. Before settling in for a day of food and football, enjoy some healthy fun at these holiday run/walk events around

Do you spend the start of every fall counting down the days until Halloween? Then you have plenty to look forward to around RVA, and you don't have to wait until the big day to start celebrating with some spooky fun. There are Halloween events for all ages near Richmond homes for sale, with plenty of variety for you to enjoy. Our real estate agents have the exciting details on some of the Halloween events coming to RVA that you can look forward to this year.

Everyone loves brunch. It's the perfect meal for a lazy Sunday morning or a nice indulgence while you're out holiday shopping. There are plenty of great places for brunch near Richmond homes for sale. Here are a few of our favorite spots.

The holiday season is upon us! Holiday lights are one of our favorite traditions. Decorating the house is the one thing that always helps us get into the holiday spirit, so we can't wait to start this year.
Our holiday light displays get a little better every year; however, if it's your first time decorating, you might need some inspiration. If you recently purchased your first home or are simply looking to try something new this year, here is a list of holiday light ideas from our real estate agents:

Temperatures may be dropping, but the fun doesn't stop at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. Our real estate agents share a sneak preview of upcoming holiday festivities at this popular attraction near Richmond homes for sale.
Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights
The gardens are beautiful in daylight but are truly spectacular when lit up during the evening. This year, "Seeds of Light" is the theme for the Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights. Based on the idea that tiny seeds provide the spark of life, more than half a million lights are part of a creative display inspired by the connection between seeds and fruit.