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PLEASE NOTE, the Violet Bank Museum is currently closed for renovations. Please check back for our reopening date coming soon.

Violet Bank Museum

Korean cuisine featuring ramen, chicken wings, bowls and platters, along with a large selection of teas, smoothies and ice cream.

Zzaam! Fresh Korean Grill & Kokee Tea

Family-oriented restaurant serving Mexican-cuisine staples.

El Caporal Mexican Restaurant

If you're looking for a delicious Italian meal and a great family atmosphere, look no further than the Olive Garden located at Colonial Heights, Virginia east of I-95. We are conveniently located south of Southpark Mall.

Olive Garden-Colonial Heights

Virginia State University offers 52 baccalaureate and master’s degree programs and a Certificate of Advanced Study within five schools: The School of Agriculture; The School of Business; The School of Engineering, Science and Technology; The School of Liberal Arts and Education; and The School of Graduate Studies, Research and Outreach. In 2008, Virginia State University began its first Ph.D. program, in Health Psychology, the only program of its type in Virginia. VSU offers a bachelor of individualized studies degree program, a non-traditional baccalaureate program primarily for working adults. Students can pursue the degree on a full-time or part-time basis.

Virginia State University

Located directly below the Brasfield Dam, the area adjoins the Appomattox River Canoe Launch. The 80-acre site sits along a mile-long run along the river. The property occupies a wide floodplain and includes wetlands, a bottomland forest, some small streams and a scattering of islands.

Appomattox River Canoe Launch

The expanded Robins Stadium will be a permanent multi-sport venue serving the University's football, lacrosse, soccer, and track & field programs. The expanded facility will be located entirely within the University's existing boundaries and will be placed at the site of the former First Market Stadium. There will be no encroachment on area neighborhoods. The proposed capacity of the stadium is for a maximum of 8,700 spectators. To put this in perspective, the expanded First Market Stadium will have a seating capacity less than the current capacity of Robins Center (9,071), which serves as home to our men and women's basketball teams. As a state-of-the-art athletic venue, Robins Stadium will strengthen the University of Richmond and represent an important new asset for the City of Richmond and the entire region. Unlike other proposed projects in Richmond, there is no cost to the City or its taxpayers for the University's Robins Stadium expansion. It will be built entirely with private donations and University funds. The Robins Stadium expansion has been carefully planned to minimize the impact on the surrounding communities and to further enhance the University's national reputation for having one of the most beautiful campuses in America.

The University of Richmond is an important cornerstone of the region's economy and a key contributor to Richmond's culture and quality of life. With more than 1,500 employees, the University accounts for more than $450 million in local economic activity on an annual basis. In 2003, a state-of-the-art track surface was installed at the Stadium and dedicated in honor of legendary track & field head coach Fred Hardy. Hardy, a member of Richmond's Athletics Hall of Fame, coached the Spiders track and field squad for 35 years (1950-85).

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