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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS: The Poe Museum is celebrating its 100-year anniversary! The museum, dedicated to the life and death of American writer, Edgar Allan Poe, houses the largest collection of personal Poe artifacts. To see the museum’s full calendar of events, visit poemuseum.org.
FIND YOUR MOMENT: Check out our latest #MyRVAMoment blog post where we feature RVA avid runner, Annie Tobey. Looking to explore more of the region while breaking a sweat this spring? Check out Annie’s specially curated running routes. Each of these themed routes includes summaries of historical and other noteworthy places.
RICHMOND RESTAURANT WEEK: Explore the region’s award-winning culinary scene while giving back to the community during Richmond Restaurant Week April 18-24. Experience a three-course meal at the city’s best, locally owned restaurants for less than $35. Visit rrweek.com for participating restaurants.
BASEBALL IS BACK: The Richmond Flying Squirrels make their season debut at The Diamond on April 12. Grab your tickets and enjoy an evening of fun at their opening night celebration.
HISTORIC GARDEN WEEK: The best part of spring is all the beautiful blooms that begin to appear throughout the region. Experience the most beautiful private homes and gardens in Virginia this spring with Historic Garden Week tours throughout the Richmond Region, April 26- 28.

 NEIGHBORHOOD SCAVENGER HUNT: Discover Richmond Tours offers neighborhood scavenger hunts for curious visitors and residents looking to learn more about their home. Step outside for some fresh air, stretch your legs, and learn a few neat things about the neighborhood you’ve been calling home. Or go check out someone else’s neighborhood – maybe you’ll find a new favorite!

 EASTER AT MAYMONT: Maymont’s annual Family Easter event will take place on Saturday, April 16, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Carriage House Lawn. Bring your friends and family and enjoy entertainment and free Easter-themed activities for all to enjoy. Admission is free with optional $2 activity tickets available.

 TRAIN DAY: Ashland Train Day is back to celebrate the community’s love for trains on Saturday, April 30 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The 18th annual event includes freight and passenger trains, kiddie train rides, model trains, arts and crafts, local food, live music and much more!

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