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Explore Richmond’s vibrant mural scene on a guided tour through some of its most iconic neighborhoods. Walk through Jackson Ward, The Fan, and Brookland Park, discovering stunning murals that tell stories of the city’s rich history and culture. Local artists’ work, combined with personal stories and historical insights, brings these murals to life.
This tour isn’t just about looking at art — it’s about understanding what these murals mean to the community. Share your thoughts, hear others’ perspectives, and gain a deeper appreciation for Richmond’s evolving cultural landscape. It’s a lively, interactive experience perfect for art lovers and curious explorers alike.
Join a small group for an intimate journey that blends art appreciation with community storytelling. Whether you’re a local or visiting, this mural tour offers a fresh way to connect with Richmond’s history and its creative spirit.
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
You’ll explore Jackson Ward, The Fan District, and Brookland Park, each offering unique murals and stories.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all ages. It’s designed for groups up to 8 people, including infants, children, and youth.
Absolutely. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and infants or small children can ride in strollers or prams.
Bottled water is included. Please note that meals and private transportation are not part of the package.
Meet at the parking lot across from People Bank at 320 N 1st St, RVA 23219, near the Jackson Ward mural. The guide will be there to welcome you.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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**Jackson Ward** is known as **"The Harlem of the South."** During Jim Crow, it thrived as a hub of Black business and culture, home to pioneers like **Maggie L. Walker**, the first woman to charter a bank in the US. Today, it remains a vital part of African American history.
***The Fan District, Richmond, VA*** is famous for its rows of Victorian and Edwardian townhouses built between 1890 and 1930. Named because its streets fan out, it’s now Richmond’s top cultural spot, known for its architecture, proximity to VCU, and lively vibe.
**Hotchkiss Park** in Northside Richmond is named after local youth **David Hotchkiss** (d. 1926). It’s a community hub with programs, sports, and activities at the **Hotchkiss Field Community Center**. The park is currently being revitalized with new green spaces like **Hotchkiss Green**.
Meet at the starting point
Meet up at the parking lot across from People Bank at 320 N 1st St, RVA 23219, near the Jackson Ward mural.
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From $25.00 per person