‘100 Things to Do in Richmond Before You Die’
Visitor, newcomer, or long-time local, you’ll find even more than 100 things to do in Richmond, VA, within the pages of “100 Things to Do in Richmond Before You Die.” The book is part of a national series from Reedy Press, with nearly 200 titles that feature the best of the popular and the obscure, serving as the perfect pocket companion for locals and tourists. This bestselling local guidebook directs guests to ideal destinations for:
- Food and Drink
- Music and Entertainment
- Sports and Recreation
- Culture and History
- Shopping and Fashion
About Richmond, Virginia
The Richmond region marches confidently into the future, drawing on a diversity of resources and people, while acknowledging the stories of its past. In 100 Things to Do in Richmond Before You Die, you’ll get a look into the places and experiences that make Virginia’s capital rich with history, culture, culinary explorations, and more.
Soak in the history at the region’s many Civil War sites, along the Richmond Slave Trail, or at St. John’s Church, where Patrick Henry proclaimed, “Give me liberty, or give me death.” Discover insights and chills at the quirky Edgar Allan Poe Museum; inspiration at the home of Maggie L. Walker, the first Black woman to establish a bank; and beauty at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Explore the trails and waterways of the James River Park System, a natural urban paradise that runs through the heart of the city. Cruise the Virginia Capital Trail, a paved path that reaches from Richmond to historic Jamestown. Catch live theatrical performances and concerts from the Richmond Symphony to rock and soul. And between tours, adventures, and entertainment, refresh yourself at one of the city’s many award-winning restaurants and craft beverage makers.
Richmond-based writer Annie Tobey shares insider views of the city. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, 100 Things to Do in Richmond Before You Die adds fun and meaning to this 400-year-old city.