With the kids out of school, we’re all looking for fun ways to keep the entire family occupied. Biking is a great reason to get outside and enjoy the sunshine and get some exercise. Fortunately, we have a number of kid-friendly spots to ride. Just remember to practice some social…
Learn MoreAs one of the oldest cities west of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Staunton’s history spans three centuries. Stretching west of the Mississippi River and north to the Great Lakes, Augusta County was America’s first frontier while Staunton served as the county seat, cultural center, and business hub. This large land area…
Learn MoreStaunton’s rich history of arts and culture goes back to its days as a 19th-century rail junction and a center for travelers to stop over and enjoy opera, vaudeville, and a rollicking nightlife. That tradition lives on today. Staunton city is buzzing with entertainment offerings by renowned organizations like American…
Learn MoreYou’re visiting Staunton, but you want to get out to explore the surrounding areas, too? Never fear: there’s tons to do within an easy, beautiful hour’s drive. Have a blast at one of these nearby gems and get back to home base with plenty of time and energy to enjoy…
Learn MoreAre you looking for an unforgettable stay in an unforgettable town? Whether you’re planning a romantic trip for two or an adventure for the entire family, you need a home base, and Staunton’s properties will suit your style. Add in a lively downtown, spectacular opportunities in nature, lots of history…
Learn MoreLocals and visitors alike love the Staunton dining scene. Full of interesting farm-to-table goodness, Staunton shows off its food chops in a variety of ways, from coffee and craft beer to comfort food to gourmet cuisine. Embrace the young decade by finding your next favorites at one of Staunton’s newest…
Learn More2020 marks a big year for Beethoven. It is the 250th anniversary of his birth and Staunton is celebrating him in style. Heifetz International Music Institute, along with Mary Baldwin University’s College of Visual & Performing Arts and the American Shakespeare Center are collaborating to bring the Borromeo Quartet to Staunton…
Learn MoreSituated perfectly in the Shenandoah Valley, Staunton’s an easy drive to several resorts that specialize in winter downhill activities. What better way to spend a winter weekend than getting a workout on the slopes and then following it up with a night out in Staunton’s vibrant downtown? See below for…
Learn MoreSwimsuit season is still ages from now, so why not drown your winter blues in meat, or pasta, or cheese, or pizza, or a combination of all of the above? Or if you’re someone who takes comfort in more abstract terms, like “good for me,” or “tastes like home,” you’ll…
Learn MoreTo some adults winter might signal a time to snuggle up with a book or a favorite streaming service; however, most kids don’t know the meaning of “slow down.” Here’s how to thrill the gang if you’re in Staunton during snow season. Learn about the Past The Frontier Culture Museum…
Learn MoreWoodrow Wilson was our 28th president. While he lived elsewhere for much of his life, he was born on December 28, 1856 in Staunton and spent his early youth here. The Woodrow Wilson Birthplace and Presidential Library still stands and is a gem if you’re into history. Open year-round, it consists…
Learn MorePublished November 4, 2019 Have you been dreading the cleanup and possibly the calories of Thanksgiving this year? Want to avoid the Black Friday crowds? Thanksgiving We’ve rounded up some places to dine away from home as well as alternative non-feasting activities to help you feel thankful this season. Get…
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