Your guide to RVA’s social clubs, events, and community resources.
Richmond’s biggest block party in the heart of Shockoe Bottom. A day of music performances across multiple stages and a hometown celebration of all things Richmond. Music from some of Richmond’s most diverse indie talents, with the food, drink, arts, culture, and community energy that makes the 804 thrive.
Any kind of folk for any folk to hear
• free curated music & art showcase
• a regular reason to gather
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A motorcycle garage & neighborhood music venue tucked away in Church Hill.
House concerts in a historic home in the Forest Hill area of Richmond, VA run by two very fortunate music nerds.
Collaborative event / community art build space & co-housing 🏡 in Richmond, VA
Dance parties. “If you don’t dance, don’t come.”
Put your phones away.
Long running happy hour concert series in downtown Richmond on Brown’s Island on Fridays in May and June. The 2026 season is suspended due to the Brown’s Island Improvement Project.
Gallery5 is committed to helping build an equitable, thriving arts scene in Richmond where the community is invited to grow in understanding and connection with each other through the arts.
Haus of Riverside is an inclusive house venue for music, right by the river. Let the music play and be kind, folks.
Free Sunday concerts in Forest Hill Park. Spring, summer and Fall concerts.
Bellevue Porchella is a twice-annual community music festival held in the Bellevue neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia. Local musicians perform on front porches while neighbors and visitors walk through the streets to enjoy a variety of musical genres.
A listing of current music events. Events added at 4:20am, always double check with venue website before showing up.
Duckpin bowling, retro arcade, live music, open-air patio, self-pour beer wall, craft cocktails, and more!
Scott’s Addition’s newest gem.
Hip-hop and R&B showcase hosted at Gallery 5 in Jackson Ward, every other 3rd Thursday.
The Hippodrome Theater is located in Historic Jackson Ward; which became known as the “Harlem of the South,” a reference to its Black heritage, culture and its musical tradition. In its heyday, the likes of Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, and Duke Ellington performed at the Hippodrome.
Strike up the entertainment! Live Music Every Friday & Saturday @ 9pm!
6101 Brad McNeer Pkwy, Midlothian, Virginia 23112
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