All capacity and gathering restrictions are now lifted as Virginia fully reopens. Businesses can still make their own rules about whether patrons must wear masks, however.
After being closed for months the gallery is ready to over their formerly virtual show The Great Outdoors in a non-virtual (see in person) format.
“We’re very excited about being open again, I mean we waited so long. We wanted to make sure we took all the right steps so when...
Starting Thursday you'll be able to visit the garden grounds again, but you'll need a timed ticket in order to ensure social distancing.
“We acknowledge the difficulty Richmond businesses face when trying to safely reopen and want to do what we can to make that easier on them,” said...
Two prominent Richmond museums have announced plans to reopen under modified operating plans – the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the Virginia Museum of History...
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden will begin a phased reopening with timed and limited tickets available online only, the garden announced on social media this week.
Richmond area cultural institutions, including museums, attractions, and other sites, have released a joint statement as Virginia continues to lift additional COVID-19 restrictions.
Under Phase Two of Forward Virginia, eating and drinking establishments may offer indoor dining at 50 percent capacity, fitness centers may open indoor facilities at 30...
Richmond and Northern Virginia will remain in Phase One while surrounding localities can now ease restrictions on gatherings, indoor dining, and other uses.
