Fridays After Five
Fridays After Five is a free concert series at the Charlottesville Pavilion that runs from roughly April through September every year, featuring great bands from Charlottesville and all along the East Coast. This is an open-air concert, rain or shine, and is great for all ages!
Golfing in Charlottesville
There are several beautiful golf courses to choose from in Charlottesville; Birdwood, Farmington, Keswick, Meadowcreek, Glenmore, Lake Monticello, McIntire, Old Trail, and Spring Creek.
The Rivanna River
The Rivanna River is the major recreational water source in Charlottesville, and in addition to being utilized for the UVA rowing teams, it is also commonly used for fishing, rafting, canoeing, swimming, and tubing.
Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline Drive
One of the biggest highlights in Charlottesville is it's scenic views and beautiful drives. The Blue Ridge Parkway and Skyline drive are both a must-see, with an entrance just 22 miles West of Charlottesville.
University of Virginia Alumni
The University of Virginia Alumni Association has a strong influence throughout Charlottesville. The presence of University alumni and their contributions to Charlottesville are significant, and UVA has some of the most loyal alumni you'll see! You won't be able to miss them on UVA game days.
Veritas Vineyard and Winery
Located in Afton, Virginia, Veritas Vineyard is arguably one of the nicest vineyards along the Virginia Wine Trail. With beautiful mountain views and an open, quiet setting- it is a great place to spend a day wine-tasting or even to attend a wedding!
College Town
The University of Virginia is one of the largest employers in Charlottesville and the University faculty, students, and staff are huge contributors to the success of our local economy. City's that thrive off of college campuses are often much more insulated from market shifts and weak economies.
Fourth of July Fireworks at McIntire Park
The Fourth of July is always a fun event in Charlottesville, especially at the City of Charlottesville's own McIntire Park. Right in the heart of Charlottesville, this annual event is free and is fun for all ages
Charlottesville365 | Hiking at Humpback Rock
Charlottesville is surrounded by hundreds of beautiful trails and hiking paths, and is very near an entrance to the Appalachian Trail. One of the most popular hiking routes is up Humpback Rock, which is a fairly short hike but that culminates in breath-taking views across much of Charlottesville!
John Paul Jones Arena
Opening in 2006, the John Paul Jones Arena (JPJ) has hosted several incredible acts, including Dave Matthews Band, Eric Clapton, The Dead, Cirque du Soleil, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Gnarls Barkley, Blue Man Group, Rascal Flatts, Billy Joel, Justin Timberlake, Maroon5, The Police, Bruce Springsteen, and The Eagles.
Charlottesville’s Historic Highlights
No trip to Charlottesville and Albemarle County is complete without a visit to its five historical gems: Monticello, the Grounds of the University of Virginia, Ash Lawn-Highland, Historic Court Square and Michie Tavern, ca. 1784.
Charlottesville 365; Spring Fling Festival at Carter Mountain Orchard
Apple picking at Carter's Mountain is fun for the whole family! It is a great place to take a quiet stroll, to bring the kids for an afternoon of fun, or to bring your spouse for a picnic lunch. It has breath-taking views all around and is a great, low-cost opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.
The Foxfield Races
The Foxfield Race, also referred to as just "Foxfield" is an annual horse race held in Charlottesville, that attracts people young and old to a long day in the sun in the beautiful outdoors. From young children to UVA students to the young at heart, this Charlottesville attraction draws huge crowds every year!
Pink Ribbon Polo Classic at King Family Vineyard
The purpose of the Pink Ribbon Polo event is to raise awareness and funds to benefit breast cancer care and research in our community (all proceeds stay local!). Enjoy the world's most exciting sport - at one of the most beautiful spots in Virginia.
University of Virginia Athletics
The University of Virginia's athletics program competes in Division I (and the Football Bowl Subdivision for football) and since 1953 as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Virginia Cavaliers, also called "Wahoos" or "Hoos", have won 19 recognized national championships, 14 of them since 1980.
Charlottesville 365; Starry Nights at Veritas Vineyards
Starry Nights at Veritas Vineyards is one of my all-time favorites of Charlottesville summers! Starry nights is a once monthly concert series at Veritas, that runs from June through September. It’s a fairly low-key evening where you are welcome to come to Veritas and picnic out under the stars, or you are also able to sit down to a catered meal from the Veritas chef’s with each course... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365; Virginia Discovery Museum’s Friday Date Night Drop-Off Program
A NIGHT OUT FOR YOU AND YOUR KIDS! Are you dying to finally have that date night you’ve always promised yourselves? Have you ever wished there was a place you could drop off your kids right on the Downtown Mall so you could go to dinner or Fridays After Five? Has your child ever wished they could play in the Virginia Discovery Museum after hours when the crowds have dispersed? Well, guess what?... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365: Devil’s Backbone Brewing Co.
In our world of busyness it is often times difficult to spend real quality time with the ones you love. As a new Mom, who works a 9-5 job outside of the home, I hardly ever have non-working time that is without a scheduled obligation, grocery store trip, or general housecleaning/yard work. That’s why I made it my goal that on my husband’s first Father’s Day, we would forego any normal weekend... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365; Charlottesville Restaurant Week
I could not have been more excited than I was to hear that Restaurant Week was coming to Charlottesville twice last year, and now, it’s back! From July 12-18, 2010, Charlottesville has 20 restaurants participating in “Restaurant Week”, which involves $26/person prix-fixe menus, all of three courses- an appetizer, entree, and dessert. According to the Restaurant Week website, the... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365; C’ville Sports and Social Club
Summer Sports Registration Closes Tomorrow! Register now! Whether you’re an avid social athlete or an avid social butterfly, the C’ville Sports and Social Club (CVSSC) may have something to offer you! This club has all levels of play, from the “Super Social” League (more socializing, fun, and occasionally a few beers) to much more advanced Leagues containing some pretty talented,... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365: Chile’s Peach Orchard
In our world of busy-ness it is often times difficult to spend real quality time with the ones you love. As a new Mom, who works a 9 – 5 job outside of the home, I hardly ever have non-working time that is without a scheduled obligation, grocery store trip, or general housecleaning/yard work. That’s why I made it my goal that on my husband’s first Father’s Day, we would forego any normal... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 356; Clean Up The Monticello Trail June 26, 2010
Clean-Up The Trail Day The drive up Route 53 to Monticello is beautiful, but for something different hike the Saunders-Monticello Trail up Carter’s Mountain. The trail is a scenic two-mile trek up Carter’s Mountain, and is need of some volunteers June 26 for a clean-up day! Thomas Jefferson Foundation is hosting the Trail Day from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Volunteers will remove invasive growth... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville365; Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
Behind The Scenes If you live in Charlottesville and haven’t visited Monticello what are you waiting for? Monticello, the famed home of our third president Thomas Jefferson, is open daily for visitors and this summer guests are in for a special treat. The typical Monticello tour is of the first level, which is nothing to sneeze at, but tickets are available for a behind-the-scenes tour that starts... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365; Greene County Strawberry Festival
Strawberry Festival—YUM! Stanardsville United Methodist Church hosts its 20th Annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday, June 5 in Greene County. Enjoy the bounty of one of nature’s sweetest fruits from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The famous Strawberry Breakfast will be served from 7 to 11 a.m. and costs $7 for adults and $4 for children 8 and under. Lunch will be from 11 a.m. onwards and is $4 for a hamburger... [Read more about this property...]
Charlottesville 365; Kids Bowl Free at Kegler’s Bowling Alley
Get Rolling! Summer vacation is drawing near and kids will be home with little to occupy their time than their Xbox or other video games. It is during summer months that AMF Bowling centers sign on to offer parents something that is guaranteed to get the kids off the couch and moving about—and it saves parents a bundle! The Kids Bowl Free program allows registered the children (15 and under in Charlottesville)... [Read more about this property...]
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