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July in Staunton can be scorching, but it has places to swim, sip, and slurp your way back to comfort. Here’s our splashy, boozy, frozen-treat guide to help you cool down the summer heat.

Summer living might be easy, but it doesn’t last long.. So, slow down and savor everything Staunton’s sweet summertime has to offer.

Staunton is one of the Shenandoah Valley’s leading food destinations, and we’ve developed a flavor-packed roadmap highlighting its hotspots. Here’s how to stay well fed from breakfast to brews while dining in Staunton.

The Staunton summer music scene has a great deal to offer, from special events to regularly occurring live music. Here’s a guide to your Staunton summer playlist.

Grab your shades and sense of adventure, because June is calling you out. Here’s how to enjoy top outdoor adventures in Staunton this summer.

Staunton is a town where bold color meets bold spirit, and everyone’s welcome. Here’s how to find Staunton’s rainbow of colors.

Learn how you can relax on a Staunton tour, whether you’re a first-time visitor or you’ve lived here your entire life.

There are many reasons to pick Staunton for your next long weekend getaway. Here’s a mix-and-match guide to help you shape your perfect long weekend escape.

Developed in the 1850s when the railroad came to Staunton, the Wharf Historic District shines as one of Staunton’s busiest and most vibrant neighborhoods, home to a wealth of independently owned businesses and restaurants.

It seems as if Old Man Winter has finally gone into hibernation, making way for the warm gaze of spring and summer. Staunton is a great place to enjoy the sun and mild weather, and we have lots of ways to do it. Here’s a roundup of all our favorite…

Whether you’re looking for a snack, a craft cocktail, or the sounds of a local band, Staunton has your ideal late-night eatery, watering hole, or place to gather after dark.

“Bookshops are dreams built of wood and paper. They are time travel and escape and knowledge and power. They are, simply put, the best of places.”  Evan Friss, The Bookshop Staunton is known for the American Shakespeare Center, Queen City Mischief and Magic and the Heifetz Music Festival. But did…