Name: Yellow House
Address: 2601 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, VA, 23225

The Yellow House is a women-owned art gallery located in the heart of Richmond, VA. We offer a unique and beautiful space for photographers, artists and the community to come together and share their creative visions. Our gallery serves as a gathering place for thoughtful conversation, inspiring ideas and meaningful connections. We pride ourselves on curating unique art pieces from local LGBTQ and woman artists - offering a platform for creative expression. Our mission is to foster a safe and inclusive space for everyone to explore their identity and be inspired. Come visit us today and see the magic of The Yellow House.

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We’re a community of runners, hikers, bikers and ballplayers. We’re an outdoor playground, designed by Mother Nature, with class III and IV rapids running right through our downtown. A 52-mile bike trail runs along the James. The Richmond Marathon and Ukrop’s 10k are huge celebrations, and the whole region comes out to cheer on our local teams. In fact, we’re so sports-minded that the Washington Redskins have their training camp right in the center of the city. Add to that awesome hotels, beautiful venues, attractions, art, craft beer, more than 900 restaurants and a convenient location, and you’ve got a top choice for your next sports event. Welcome to RVA!

From indoor to outdoor facilities, the Richmond region has the fields, pitches, diamonds, venues and the dedicated staff to ensure your event is a huge success. 



Sports Richmond, VA

The Markiya Dickinson Imagination Zone is a brand new playground at this park that’s also steeped in history.

Fonticello Park

Canoe Run Park sits between Semmes Avenue and Riverside Drive at West 22nd Street in South Richmond. The park opened in October 1990. Amenties include a gravel jogging trail and playground for small children. The open grass area hosts many flag football and kickball leagues. The land once was known as Tanners’ Bottom because of the tanneries that operated in the 19th century along Canoe Run Creek.

Canoe Run Park

A cozy, community-oriented neighborhood coffee shop and restaurant located in the Forest Hill neighborhood of Richmond, VA

Bliss Cafe

Antiques, local handmade art and gifts. Features an art gallery with rotating exhibitions that showcases a new local artist roughly every six weeks.

RVANest Antiques Art & Gifts

Laura Lee’s is an updated take on the American fern bar, with a focus on great food set in a welcoming environment in Richmond's Southside. Our space is comfortable and lovely, with living walls, padded chairs and semi-circular booths, and a classic mirrored bar. We have a contemporary and family-friendly American menu with seasonal and creative cuisine from Chef Scott Lewis (The Roosevelt, Southbound, Six Burner).

Laura Lee's

Miles to Go Bistro Style Catering is a local catering business that offers a unique catering experience.

Miles to Go Bistro Style Catering

M's Classic Catering LLC offers a delicious array of Caribbean and Southern Dishes. Familiar comfort foods that warms your soul. M's Classic is committed to offering quality meals to the community while creating memorable family moments.

M's Classic Catering, LLC

We are a neighborhood bakery, offering all sorts of treats, including pies, cakes, muffins, sticky buns, Breakfast sandwiches and more as single order items, and whole cakes and pies as special order items.

WPA Southside

Outpost Richmond is a full service bike shop and corner grocery located in Richmond's Westover Hills neighborhood.

Outpost Richmond &#8211; Reedy Creek

The James River Park System is a 550+ acre oasis in the middle of the city, part of the city of Richmond's Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Facilities. It is possible to hike or bike an 8 or more mile loop along the park's North Bank and Buttermilk trails using the Arthur Ashe Boulevard and Belle Isle Pedestrian bridges. Opportunities for recreational tree climbing, kayaking, and whitewater rafting and much more are available in the park. At the end of S. 12th St. downtown, a lovely getaway spot to see the Pipeline Rapids up close and, in season, catch Great Blue Herons nesting in their riverview rookery. There’s parking for only a few cars, but the overlooks are worthy and, if you don’t mind climbing down a metal ladder and walking on the pipeline, the walk is an unexpected treat in the middle of a city. Of course, pay attention to water levels for safety’s sake. Parking for 7 cars. The easternmost section of the James River Park, it’s a popular fishing spot with a concrete boat ramp and a parking lot that accommodates over 100 cars and trailers. It’s also the beginning of the Richmond Slave Trail. This section is located at the end of Brander St. Take the Maury St. exit off I-95 and turn right.

James River Park System

We Serve Jamaican food such as jerk chicken cooked on the grill/jerk pan the most famous way to be done. Oxtail, Curry Goat and more. Come and treat your taste buds to authentic Jamaican cuisine.

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