Archive for “walking tour”
A self-guided tour of Bellevue’s gardens
18 different homes in Bellevue have opened up their gardens for you, yes you, to tour and appreciate (and maybe steal some ideas). The 2012 Bellevue Garden Walk takes places this Sunday (June 3rd) from 2-6pm rain or shine. The Bellevue website has a handy map with descriptions of each garden for you to print [...]
Share you garden in the 23rd annual Bellevue Garden Walk
Do you live in Bellevue and have a real stunner of a garden? Something that you’d love to show off to a parade of neighbors? Well then, consider participating in the 23rd annual Bellevue Garden Walk, Sunday June 3rd.
Ginter Park Home & Garden Tour this weekend
The famed Ginter Park Home & Garden Tour is this Saturday (May 14th)! Fifteen bones gets you access to ten homes and or gardens. Tour sites will be open from Noon to 5pm. You can buy tickets all over the Northside, check out the website for more info. Full list of homes after the jump.
History Hounds explore Ginter Park in September
A walking tour of Ginter Park (with dogs!) in September from the folks at the Valentine Richmond History Center: HISTORY HOUNDS EXPLORE GINTER PARK Dogs are invited to join their owners for this walking tour of Ginter Park, in partnership with the SPCA. Dogs must have current shots, mix well with others and remain on [...]
From a walking tour of Bellevue
Phil Riggan has a great write-up with photos from the past Saturday’s Valentine History Center walking tour of Ginter Park: Bill Martin, the director of the Valentine Richmond History Center, conducted a two-hour tour of the quaint, mostly middle class Bellevue neighborhood in Richmond’s Northside. At any given time, there were at least 60 people [...]
Bellevue tour is Saturday
The fine folks at the Valentine Richmond History Center have a tour of Bellevue set for Saturday, August 7: NEW! DIRECTOR’S TOUR: BELLEVUE History Center Director Bill Martin leads a tour of the Bellevue neighborhood, which developed in the 1920′s and 30′s a few miles north of downtown Richmond as a result of growing retail [...]
Tricycle Gardens’ Edible Revolution Garden Tour to highlight Holton community garden
The Tricycle Gardens’ Edible Revolution Garden Tour, which highlights 13 urban, kitchen gardens is just over a week away on July 17th. Tickets are $20 per carload or group of four bicycles. The price includes a map, access to some of the most creative food-producing backyards from 1-5PM AND a cookout at our Jefferson Avenue [...]