
National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day takes place on April 30th, and we can't think of a better way to show your love of animals than to bring home a new dog or cat. Just remember that owning a pet is a big responsibility, beginning on the first day you bring him or her home.
There are several shelters near Richmond homes for sale where you can find a wonderful pet. To get you started, our real estate agents have put together some tips to help you get your home ready for your new furry member of the family:

Shockoe Slip is one of the trendiest parts of Richmond, and its appeal doesn't end with the usual food, shopping, and nightlife. There's plenty here for lovers of arts and culture too. If you're planning an outing in this part of the city, here are a few things our real estate agents suggest checking out.
Our real estate agents know that Richmond's unique cultural scene is one of the big reasons why people choose to move to the RVA each and every year. When you pick Richmond homes for sale, you'll find yourself right at the crossroads of some of the best museums, theaters, and more here in Virginia.
If you want to enjoy a day surrounded by the best art the area has to offer, check out the Richmond Arts District. This highly walkable area is home to studios, galleries, museums, and venues that surprise and delight you.
Grab an early coffee or finish off your day with a bite to eat at these Arts District restaurants:

As one of the earliest venues built specifically for movie-going, the Byrd Theatre was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1980. Our real estate agents love participating in these great activities at the exquisitely-designed historic space.

Temperatures may be dropping, but the fun doesn't stop at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. Our real estate agents share a sneak preview of upcoming holiday festivities at this popular attraction near Richmond homes for sale.
Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights
The gardens are beautiful in daylight but are truly spectacular when lit up during the evening. This year, "Seeds of Light" is the theme for the Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights. Based on the idea that tiny seeds provide the spark of life, more than half a million lights are part of a creative display inspired by the connection between seeds and fruit.