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🦖The annual T-Rex Run took place on Sunday at D

🦖The annual T-Rex Run took place on Sunday at Dorey Park, delivering yet another dino-mite time!

That’s right—this weekend wasn’t just for those pounding the marathon and half-marathon course. Richmond’s own T-Rex Run saw over 100 participants in their best dinosaur costumes, proving once again that nothing says Richmond quite like a pack of inflatable T. Rex dinosaurs running amok in the River City. And @rvaphotog was there to capture all the action!

Held on a 0.4-mile paved path around the lake at Dorey Park, the T-Rex Run was a free fun run organized by the Richmond Road Runners Club (@rvaroadrunners). There were no timers, no first-place awards—just the pure joy of joining a horde of T. Rex dinosaurs roaming Dorey Park. For many, it was the perfect way to wind down the weekend after the Richmond Marathon.

#TRexRVA #runrichmond #richmondva #rva #richmondgrid

🐶And the award for Most Enthusiastic Marathon S

🐶And the award for Most Enthusiastic Marathon Supporter this weekend goes to Vivian, the roof dog and unofficial mascot along Forest Hill Avenue! 👏

📸 Jana Blue

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Last night at Celeste Farms (@celeste.farms) was a

Last night at Celeste Farms (@celeste.farms) was a perfect blend of sustainability, community, and incredible food.

The evening started with a guided farm tour, where we learned from Ian (@newellim) & team about their regenerative agriculture practices and the care they pour into their land and animals.

This was followed by a stunning multi-course, farm-to-table dinner in their cozy farmhouse. Each dish—made with fresh, seasonal ingredients straight from the farm—was a celebration of flavor and quality, with thanks to Chef Ashton (@earthenfood) and Renee for their impeccable service!

At communal tables, we shared stories with fellow guests, farmers, and chefs, creating connections that made the night even more special.

If you’re passionate about great food and meaningful experiences, Celeste Farms is a must-visit. Keep an eye out for their next dinner and farm tour—you won’t want to miss it!

#FarmToTable #Sustainability #CommunityDining #RegenerativeAgriculture #CelesteFarms #LocalEats

A sneak peek by @jamesloving of how Dominion Energ

GardenFest of Lights at @lewisginter is illuminate

GardenFest of Lights at @lewisginter is illuminated magic. 🌟

Tim Barry’s voice doesn’t just come through in

Tim Barry’s voice doesn’t just come through in his music—it’s in the earth underfoot, in the train cars that run through the heart of this city, and in every ripple of the James. Before any of us pack into @thecamelrva for this year’s November Fest by the local legend, there’s work to be done. The James River—Richmond’s ancient artery—and its surrounding trails need a cleanup, and Barry has thrown down the gauntlet. He’s issued an open call to the city: show up and lend a hand.

On the weekend of November Fest, Barry will be leading the charge down to the riverbanks with local nonprofit Keep Virginia Cozy (@keepvirginiacozy), Friends of the James River Park System (@jamesriverpark), and dedicated James River Park System staff members for two days of cleanups and trail work. Registration is not mandatory—just show up and give back. In previous years, Barry’s efforts inspired fans to collect enough trash to fill a city dump truck. This year, those numbers are expected to climb.

In true Tim Barry fashion, there’s no pretense to the upcoming events. No glossy promises or rewards of recognition, just a request to help the city we love. For those who truly know Richmond and have watched Barry’s work evolve, know this isn’t just about picking up litter. Barry’s life philosophy, etched into every lyric, is seeping into this call to arms. This is no sanitized charity drive; it’s his gospel—work done not for glory, but for something real, something that matters. 👉 Read more at richmondgrid.com.

🗓️Event Details:

-Trail Work / November 23, 2024, 10 am
-River Cleanup / November 24, 2024, 11 am

📍Meet at W. 22nd Street parking lot of the James River Park System (W. 22nd and Riverside Drive)

🎉 Hike Hopped Seltzer (@hikehoppedseltzer) will be on hand providing cold beverages.

📸 @_tim_barry_

#richmondva #jamesriver #rivercleanup #trailwork #giveback #timbarry #richmondgrid

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