Your guide to RVA’s social clubs, events, and community resources.
Know someone who’s weaving people together in your community? The Weaver Awards shine a light on the quiet, powerful leaders who build trust and connection across the Richmond region – one relationship at a time.
Each year, 20+ individuals and small organizations will be selected to receive $2,500 – $5,000 microgrants, plus support networks and public recognition. Hosted by PlanRVA as one of 25 national community hosts through the Aspen Institute’s Weave: The Social Fabric Project.
Nominate a candidate or apply for a Weaver Award here.
Contact input@planrva.org for more information.
CreativeMornings Richmond gives our city’s most amazing people a space to gather each month to get inspired, support each other, forge relationships and collaborate. We’re committed to celebrating Richmond’s creativity on a global scale. Whether you are a maker, mover and shaker, or just need a little inspirational boost – this is a place for you.
Our supportive and inclusive hiking community is helping women+ learn to love our outdoor spaces in Virginia–supporting them with the education and resources they need to thrive on the trail and off.
Find scheduled hikes near Richmond and across VA on our website.
Whether it’s friendly fire with your crew, team-building with coworkers, or an epic birthday bash — Mission Laser has a blast waiting for everyone! Step into RVA’s largest laser tag arena and gear up for an adventure where lasers fly, laughter echoes, and memories are made.
See the Richmond region through the eyes of locals as you explore the region’s best in LGBTQIA events, nightlife, dining, arts, culture and and more. We are a vibrant community full of makers, movers and shakers, drag queens and art scenes. Find your mix and share your RVA story using hashtag #OUTRVA. Go Out. Stay Out. Live Out.
This group is open to Richmond, Virginia area couples, singles, men, and women who want to meet and socialize with others of the Baby Boom generation. So, no matter if married, in some type of relationship or single you are more than welcome to join. MeetUp subscription required to view club detail.
Founded in 1984, The Rotary Club of Western Henrico County meets every Tuesday morning and is nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. As an expectation of being a member of our club, each Rotarian is asked to participate in our meetings, service projects, and fundraisers. There is an opportunity for each member to choose how his/her skills fit within a wide variety of club activities.
RVA Pieces, The Richmond Chess Club, exists to foster a thriving environment and active community for casual and competitive chess in our city, as well as provide access to stellar chess education for everyone, regardless of age or skill level.
The Springs Croquet Club plays the sports of American Six Wicket Croquet and Golf Croquet at The Springs Recreation Center in Henrico, County, Virginia. 302 Lee Ave, Highland Springs, VA 23075.
The Springs Croquet Club is one of a few municipal clubs in the United States. Henrico County Recreation & Parks generously makes the court available, maintains the court year round, and provides top grade equipment for players’ use. Users play for free.
The Y has been building strong kids, strong families and strong communities in Richmond since 1854. With 16 convenient locations, the Y provides the resources that your neighborhood needs in a local community center with healthy and fun programs that span the generations. Membership required.
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