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Virginia Living celebrates all things Virginia—from its people and places, to its deep history and traditions. The highest quality, most widely-read lifestyle magazine in the state, Virginia Living’s combination of smart, engaging stories and stunning photography and art makes it a must-read for anyone interested in the Old Dominion. Virginia Living publishes six bimonthly issues per year, plus tw

o bonus special issues: Medicine & Wellness in March and Best of Virginia in May, in addition to five bound-in supplements: Weddings, State of Education, Dental Care, Law and Hospitals & Health Care. Virginia Living is available by subscription and at quality newsstands, including select Barnes & Noble, Target, Kroger and MARTIN’S stores.

Maude & the Bear’s inn features three suites for rental, each named for Aesop’s fables. Guests at the inn can indulge in...
01/14/2025

Maude & the Bear’s inn features three suites for rental, each named for Aesop’s fables. Guests at the inn can indulge in an exclusive multi-course breakfast.
https://virginialiving.com/food/maude-and-the-bear

Written by Eric J. Wallace⁠
Photo by Millpond Photography⁠

Love a local spot so much you can't stop talking about it? Time to make it official! Vote in Virginia Living's Best of V...
01/14/2025

Love a local spot so much you can't stop talking about it? Time to make it official! Vote in Virginia Living's Best of Virginia Readers' Survey 2025 and shine a spotlight on your favorites all across the state. ⁠

https://bov2025.virginialiving.com⁠

The end of January marks the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year, with 2025 ushering in the Year of the Snake. Those bor...
01/13/2025

The end of January marks the start of the Chinese Lunar New Year, with 2025 ushering in the Year of the Snake. Those born under this zodiac sign are celebrated for their intelligence, enigma, and intuition. ⁠

At Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke, the occasion is met with vibrant festivities.
https://virginialiving.com/culture/celebrate-lunar-new-year-2025-in-roanoke

Written by Hope Cartwright⁠
Photo courtesy of the Taubman Museum of Art⁠

Imagine this: a crowd of hundreds, outfitted in whacky costumes descends on the Atlantic Ocean in the middle of winter. ...
01/13/2025

Imagine this: a crowd of hundreds, outfitted in whacky costumes descends on the Atlantic Ocean in the middle of winter. ⁠

Is it a movie scene? A convention? Hardly. In this case, the Virginia Beach oceanfront swarms with enthusiastic participants for the annual Polar Plunge benefiting Special Olympics of Virginia. ⁠
https://virginialiving.com/culture/polar-plunge-virginia-when-where-and-record-breaking-funds

Written by Hope Cartwright⁠
Photo courtesy of Special Olympics Virginia⁠

Wanna learn how to brew your coffee at home like a pro? The last thing you want to do is ruin it in the last step before...
01/12/2025

Wanna learn how to brew your coffee at home like a pro? The last thing you want to do is ruin it in the last step before it reaches your mug, so the specialty roasters of the Commonwealth offer a few tips for home brewing happiness. ⁠
https://virginialiving.com/food/drink/brew-like-a-pro

Written by Hope Cartwright⁠
Photo courtesy of Reviresco⁠

Virginia’s world of wines is rich and diverse, and the 67 restaurants throughout the state that received Wine Spectator’...
01/12/2025

Virginia’s world of wines is rich and diverse, and the 67 restaurants throughout the state that received Wine Spectator’s recently announced 2024 Award of Excellence are proof that a ticket to Napa isn’t necessary to enjoy outstanding food and wine.⁠
https://virginialiving.com/food/drink/virginias-wide-world-of-wines

Written by Madeline Mayhood⁠
Photo courtesy of Early Mountain Vineyards⁠

Honeybees are crucial to our environment as primary pollinators of plants, and scientists are scrambling to discover the...
01/11/2025

Honeybees are crucial to our environment as primary pollinators of plants, and scientists are scrambling to discover the causes of the recent decline in their numbers. One group might help to reverse the trend: beekeepers.⁠
https://virginialiving.com/uncategorized/the-little-busy-bee

Written by Aynsley Fisher Miller⁠
Photo by Robb Scharetg⁠
This article originally appeared in the April 2010 Issue⁠

For fans of star chef Ian Boden and his famed, hole-in-the-wall, Staunton fine dinery The Shack, a visit to the newly la...
01/11/2025

For fans of star chef Ian Boden and his famed, hole-in-the-wall, Staunton fine dinery The Shack, a visit to the newly launched Maude & the Bear culinary inn begins with a series of delightful shocks.⁠
https://virginialiving.com/food/maude-and-the-bear

Written by Eric J. Wallace⁠
Photos by Millpond Photography⁠

Created in 2008 by artist Courtney S. Hengerer, Pennies from Heaven is an installation of a mini F-14 fighter jet (6 fee...
01/10/2025

Created in 2008 by artist Courtney S. Hengerer, Pennies from Heaven is an installation of a mini F-14 fighter jet (6 feet tall) in Falls Church, slathered with 14,000 copper pennies. That’s $140! ⁠

Learn more about Virginia's most curious destinations!
https://virginialiving.com/culture/exploring-virginias-most-curious-destinations⁠

Written by Elizabeth Cogar⁠
Photo courtesy of Courtney S. Hengerer⁠

To Ed and Anna Shore, founders of Solstice Farm Brewery in Catawba, their brewing post nestled in the Roanoke Valley ami...
01/10/2025

To Ed and Anna Shore, founders of Solstice Farm Brewery in Catawba, their brewing post nestled in the Roanoke Valley amid scenic peaks and woodlands is more than a spot for drink; it’s a community organization. ⁠
https://virginialiving.com/food/drink/solstice-farm-brewery

Written by Hope Cartwright⁠
Photo courtesy of Solstice Farm Brewery⁠

This year's Best of Virginia is bigger than ever! We're amping up the competition with these fresh categories across our...
01/10/2025

This year's Best of Virginia is bigger than ever! We're amping up the competition with these fresh categories across our five regions.⁠

Crown your favorite! Learn more and vote today:
https://virginialiving.com/bov2025

The “lettuce connoisseurs” at Greenswell Growers in Goochland, as CEO Carl Gupton has dubbed himself and his team, produ...
01/09/2025

The “lettuce connoisseurs” at Greenswell Growers in Goochland, as CEO Carl Gupton has dubbed himself and his team, produce about 700,000 pounds of lettuce a year—all out of an acre-and-a-half streamlined greenhouse facility.⁠
https://virginialiving.com/food/greenswell-growers

Written by Hope Cartwright⁠
Photo courtesy of Greenswell Growers⁠

Love a local spot so much you can't stop talking about it? Time to make it official! Vote in Virginia Living's Best of V...
01/09/2025

Love a local spot so much you can't stop talking about it? Time to make it official! Vote in Virginia Living's Best of Virginia Readers' Survey 2025 and shine a spotlight on your favorites all across the state. ⁠
https://virginialiving.com/bov2025

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