Get Moving! The Charlottesville Women’s Four Miler will take place again on Sept. 4, beginning at 8 a.m., and on June 19, thousands of women will begin their training with the Women’s Four Miler Training Program (W4MTP). This is the 17th year for the training program, which prepares ladies to run (or walk) the race by participating in 12 consecutive
A Home in Transition Montpelier, the home of James Madison–the Father of the Constitution–sits just a half-hour from Charlottesville in Orange County. The estate where Madison was raised and lived after his presidency was recently returned architecturally to its 19th century form after four years and $25 million. Inside the mostly empty rooms teach guests about the process of finding
Ash Lawn-Highland’s 16th annual WineFest is this weekend, spanning Saturday and Sunday, May 22 and 23 at the home of President James Monroe. This is a fun festival out in the sun and features some of Virginia’s best local wineries, drawing fans from all across Central Virginia. Something that makes this wine festival especially unique is the house tour of
Fridays After Five is a Charlottesville favorite, that people look forward to all year! It is a concert series held at the Charlottesville Pavilion (at the end of the Downtown Mall) that is free, and fun for the whole family. The musical line-up usually includes many great local favorites, with a broad range of types of music to keep everyone
The 2010 “Discovery Dash” Marks Twenty Consecutive Years as Central Virginia’s Only Community-Wide Children’s Race, The “Kids Just Want to Have Fun Run!” and the Early Bird Registration Deadline is Friday May 21, 2010! The Virginia Discovery Museum will host its 20th annual community-wide children’s race, The Discovery Dash, on Saturday, May 29, 2010 as part of its “Most
