Events

From neighborhood festivals to concerts in the park and beloved holiday traditions, the Church Hill Association hosts events throughout the year that bring neighbors together. These gatherings celebrate the people, places, and spirit that make Church Hill special.

A red brick Victorian house with decorative trim and bay windows, displaying Irish flags hanging from the porch during a sunny day with a clear blue sky.

Our next membership meeting is Tuesday, July 21st — click for details

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Our next membership meeting is Tuesday, July 21st — click for details 📅

Photo by Lindsay Biggs

Church Hill History Lecture

Thursday, July 9th, 6:30pm
St. John's Church Parish Hall

Join Historic Richmond's Blake McDonald as he discusses the history of our neighborhood.

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Music in the Park

A group of people gathered outdoors at night, illuminated by string lights, seated and standing, enjoying a performance being given by a woman in a striped dress.

Enjoy free music in Reed Square Park every Sunday in August — from stringed instruments to jazz to theremin & voice, the series is in its sixth year and features something for everyone.

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Our Event Calendar

Church Hill is a bustling neighborhood that has numerous events planned throughout the year. There are always festivals, get-togethers, activities, and ways to volunteer and help build up our community available.

Want to sync our calendar to your phone or tablet? Great! Here are instructions on how to do so for your Android device and iPhone or iPad.

If you have an event to tell your neighbors about please, let us know!

Yearly Events

Regular events to happen throughout the year in Church Hill. We note events that are free, ticketed, have opportunities to volunteer, and are organized by the Church Hill Association.