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Southern living |
12 East Franklin Street (Historic Garden Week office) Richmond, VA 23219 United States +1 804 644 7776 http://www.vagardenweek.org/in... |
Each year, throughout the state of Virginia, several homes and gardens are open for tours. Houses in Richmond's historic neighborhoods are featured, many of which are private residences. Other gardens have included those at Maymont and Agecroft, and many of the James River plantations not far from the city. The focus is primarily on the different types of gardens, from formal to themed, but there are tours of many of the homes as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bands and bagpipes |
600 E Laburnum Ave (Richmond Racing Complex) Richmond, VA 23222 United States +1 804 569 3200 / +1 800 588 3247 http://www.richmondceltic.com |
Each October, amidst the bright, vibrant flush of fall leaves, the Richmond Highland Games take place. Irish dancing, games and Celtic sporting events are some of the many fun activities. Music competitions include Irish and Scottish fiddling, pipe bands and individual pipers and drummers. Stroll through the market and enjoy traditional foods and products as you listen to the haunting sounds of bagpipes. Admission: $16 for one day, $22 for the weekend. Children 10 and under are admitted free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Viva la fair! |
600 E Laburnum Ave (Richmond Raceway Complex) Richmond, VA 23222 United States +1 804 569 3200 / +1 800 588 3247 http://www.statefair.com |
Wander through the glittering lights of the Midway, filled with rides like the Ferris wheel and carousel. Visitors to the fair can also take a thrilling helicopter ride, watch a rodeo, enjoy nightly fireworks and visit the State Fair Nursery and Equine area, where livestock is on display. Sampling of traditional fair fare like candy apples, cotton candy and elephant ears adds to the whole experience. Special events include concerts at the Classic Amphitheatre, showcases of regional products and a living history village. Gate Admission: weekends $11, weekends $13, 11-day pass $19-26. Discounts for kids and seniors; advance sale tickets and season passes are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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