
National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day takes place on April 30th, and we can't think of a better way to show your love of animals than to bring home a new dog or cat. Just remember that owning a pet is a big responsibility, beginning on the first day you bring him or her home.
There are several shelters near Richmond homes for sale where you can find a wonderful pet. To get you started, our real estate agents have put together some tips to help you get your home ready for your new furry member of the family:

Looking for hometown sports excitement? Our real estate agents can help you find it!
Richmond homes for sale are great for Minor League Baseball fans. The RVA is well known for its community of passionate sports fans. In the Minor Leagues, Richmond's Flying Squirrels consistently attracts some of the biggest crowds.
As part of the Eastern League, the Flying Squirrels hold the status of the Double-A affiliate for the San Francisco Giants. They play at The Diamond on Arthur Ashe Boulevard, with a total seating capacity of 12,134. In past seasons, The Diamond has served as host to a range of play-offs and tournaments.

When clients ask our real estate agents about the best event centers and museums in the area, they always tell them about the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. This stunning museum offers free admission, and it is full of exhibits that will open your mind and leave you in awe. However, if you want to get the most out of your visit to VMFA, we recommend attending one or more of the upcoming events.

Richmond is a city filled with possibilities in any season. And while there are some places that might slow down in the wintertime, Richmond is not one of them.
If you're looking for things to do in Richmond in February, our real estate agents have a few ideas! Be sure to check out some of these upcoming events, activities, and festivals in Richmond this month.

History, culture, and nature meet at the Riverfront Canal Walk, one of Richmond's more popular attractions for both locals and tourists. Our real estate agents share what makes this fascinating spot a must-see for everyone.
Founding and Early Days of the Canal
While the seven-mile falls of the James River offer wonderful recreational and sightseeing opportunities near Richmond homes for sale, they were a serious problem during the Colonial era. The falls served as an obstacle for ships carrying passengers and goods into the western region.