The Mobile Visitor Centers will be closed through Saturday, August 22, and the Visit Charlottesville offices at 3510 Remson Court are currently closed. Visitors seeking information can visit the Albemarle County Office Building at 401 McIntire Road, open Monday–Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or call us at (434) 293-6789.
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September in Charlottesville: Top Things to Do — Fall Festivals, Football, Food
Summer is winding down in Central Virginia, and cooler days are on the horizon — but we’re not ready for pumpkin spice and sweaters just yet.
5 Reasons to Attend the Chihamba African American Cultural Festival
There's something special about gathering around the sound of drums, sharing a dance, and celebrating traditions that have been passed down through generations. That's the spirit of the Chihamba African American Cultural Festival.
August in Charlottesville: Top Things to Do — Music, Wine, Outdoor Adventures
August in Charlottesville & Albemarle County is peak season for soaking up summer. With long golden days, lush vineyards, and a packed calendar of outdoor concerts, festivals, and family-friendly adventures, there’s no better time to explore the area!
A Girls’ Getaway in Charlottesville, VA: The Perfect 4‑Day Itinerary
Whether you’re planning a relaxing weekend with your best friends, a birthday trip, or just need a reset from everyday life, Charlottesville delivers!
Charlottesville & Albemarle Birding Guide: Top Spots, Seasonal Birds, and Tips
Charlottesville and Albemarle County are a birder’s dream, with mountains, forests, rivers, and open fields that make this area a hotspot for biodiversity.
Plan the Perfect Wine Getaway in Charlottesville & Albemarle County
Unwind in Virginia wine country with award-winning wineries, scenic vineyards, and unforgettable countryside charm. There are plenty of unique tasting experiences along the Monticello Wine Trail -- here are a few of our favorites:
12 of the Best Charlottesville-Area Coffee Shops
No matter where you go in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, you're never far from a great coffee shop! With a variety of seating options and a full array of caffeinated beverages, local coffee shops are great spots to recharge during…
9 Must-Try Hidden Gem Restaurants in Charlottesville & Albemarle County
by Rachel Buccola, the appetite behind @Cville.Foodie
Charlottesville, Virginia, is renowned for its vibrant culinary scene, yet some of its most delightful dining experiences are tucked away in unassuming corners.
Get the Whole Family Outdoors in Charlottesville & Albemarle County!
Charlottesville and Albemarle County provide a variety of ways to enjoy the outdoors.
Guide to Sensory-Friendly and Food Allergy-Friendly Restaurants in Charlottesville
Going out to eat is something most people look forward to, but for diners with sensory sensitivities, food allergies, or other accessibility needs, restaurants can sometimes feel stressful instead of relaxing.
Experiencing America’s 250th as a Black Visitor in Charlottesville
By Scott Hamler, Discover Black Cville Steering Committee Chair
2026 marks America’s 250th anniversary, and celebrations will stretch across the country from coast to coast. You could spend July 4th in many places, but if you’re looking to visit a place where celebration and reflection sit side by side…
Black Batteaumen and the History of the James River Batteau
Written by Philip Cobbs, Discover Black Cville Steering Committee Member
Before asphalt roads and freight trains, the rivers of Central Virginia were the highways of their time. The batteau was the truck that kept commerce moving.
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