Richmond’s own Landmark Theater, just 2 1/2 blocks from the bed and breakfast, that is known for its “killer breakfasts,” will host the 2010 / 2011 season of the Richmond Forum. The Richmond Forum is a subscription series bringing leaders from the world stage to the stage of the Landmark to expand horizons, to stimulate conversation, and to inspire. The Richmond Forum produces five programs a year and has introduced such influential persons as former Prime Minister Tony Blair, Archbishop Desmund Tutu, the late Tim Russert, and Benazir Bhutto. (more…)
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2010/2011 Richmond Forum Presenters Announced
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010Restocking the Kitchen Larder
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010Big news here at the premier bed and breakfast in Richmond, Virginia – home of the “killer” breakfast – is that we have just restocked with breakfast meat products (sausage and bacon) from Keenbell Farm in Rockville, Virginia. Keenbell Farm is a third generation farm focusing on producing grass-fed beef and pastured pork raised beyond organic standards, on pasture and stress-free. Bacon and sausage from Keenbell Farm is great-tasting, of highest quality, and fresh. The Isbells of Keenbell Farm strive to bring back the small, family-run farm as an integral part of the community and operate in accordance with environmentally friendly practices – showing pride in their land and their products. (more…)
Food and Art; Art and Food
Friday, April 30th, 2010When the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts opens this weekend, two restaurants will be offering dining options. Casual dining at Best Cafe on the first floor of the museum features elements like pizza, panini, entree salads and a daily special – along with grab and go selection of wraps, salads, and sandwiches. Amuse is the name of the sit-down restaurant on the second floor with food offerings that focus on locally produced food. (more…)
An Evening at VMFA
Thursday, April 29th, 2010On the evening of April 28, black tie attired supporters of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts were invited to a preview of the newly expanded museum and its newly-installed collections. The new soaring space of some 165,000 square feet and rehabilitated old spaces of 380,000 square feet are magnificently designed to showcase the museum’s first rate and varied collections. (more…)
Fan Woman’s Club Kitchen and Garden Tour May 2 2010
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010The Fan Woman’s Club presents its annual Kitchen and Garden Tour Sunday May 2, 2010 between 1 PM and 6 PM. Eight fabulous Fan District private homes are opening their doors and their gardens to tour ticket holders. Tickets are available on line as well as at a few local commercial establishments. Ticket info. Advance tickets may be purchased on-line through 6 PM on Saturday, May 1, 2010. A preview of homes including photos by local photographer, Tony Giammarino, are available as well as short descriptions of what to expect at each residence. Take a peek, whet your appetite for a glimpse into family life in the Fan, purchase a ticket or two, and make it a great Sunday afternoon. One of the tour homes is just two blocks away from our B & B.
The Fan Woman’s Club Annual Kitchen and Garden Tour is another one of Richmond Virginia’s best kept secrets. Visit Richmond, stay at our downtown Richmond inn, and we’ll share the best of the best with you from dining options at neighborhood eateries, sights to see, things to do, and we’ll give you insight into living in Richmond’s premier neighborhood. Our bed and breakfast features two classic, elegant guest rooms, each with a private en suite bath, high end bedding and luxurious linens, thick thirsty towels, high speed WiFi, cable equipped flat screen TV’s, a complimentary evening wine hour, and a hearty gourmet breakfast as well as a host of other amenities to make your stay memorable. Don’t forget one of our rooms has a whirlpool tub in addition to a separate tiled shower.
We’re looking forward to your visit!
