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The 60th Annual Fan District Holiday House Tour

RICHMOND, Va. --The Fan District Association 60th Diamond Jubilee Holiday House Tour will be Saturday and Sunday, December 10th and 11th from noon to 5 PM each day. Today, Jess went out to preview one of the homes with Priscilla George, co-chair of the Fan District Holiday House Tour and Lacy Williams, a member of the Fan District Association. For tickets and more information visit their website . Learn more in the current issue of R Home Magazine.

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Fan District Association’s Holiday House Tour

Join us from 1 -5 PM on Saturday, December 9th and Sunday, December 10th for the  Fan District Association’s Holiday House Tour! From grand residences to modest quaint homes, this year’s tour represents the great diversity and stylish character of the neighborhood.

The Fan Area Historic District is a residential neighborhood developed largely from 1890-1930. The neighborhood is unquestionably one of the city’s greatest architectural assets displaying a rich, cohesive collection of historic homes in a variety of architectural styles such as Victorian, Italianate, Richardson Romanesque, Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, Bungalow, American Arts and Crafts, Tudor Revival, Spanish Colonial, and Art Deco.

The Holiday House Tour supports and enables the Fan District Association to carry out its mission and proceeds are used to enhance the neighborhood through school projects, tree planting, park and alley refurbishments, neighborhood concerts and collaboration with the City of Richmond Police and VCU.

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Jolly holiday home and garden tours, makers markets and more

by Valerie D. Parker

November 7, 2023

Visit R•Home at Craft + Design, where guests Geraldine Duskin and Diana Matthews will share ideas on incorporating craft into your decor. (Photo courtesy Visual Arts Center of Richmond)

Seventh Gingerbread House Challenge

Sample Hardywood’s Gingerbread Stout and vote in the Better Housing Coalition’s “Great Works of Art”-themed gingerbread house contest. The event is free; voting costs $5 for two votes and $10 for five votes. Noon to 5 p.m., Hardywood Richmond, 2410 Ownby Lane. Purchase votes at  betterhousingcoalition.org .

VisArts’ 59th Craft + Design

Shop Richmond’s annual museum-quality craft and art show for distinctive works created by a collective of over 150 artists from across the country. Main Street Station, 1500 E. Main St.  Purchase tickets at craftanddesignrva.com .

Nov. 20 – Jan. 7, 2024

Dominion Energy GardenFest of Lights 

Light up a holiday evening: Enjoy Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden brilliantly lit with millions of twinkling lights. The “Rhythms of Nature” GardenFest of Lights is open nightly, 4 to 10 p.m., 1800 Lakeside Ave. Purchase advance timed tickets at lewisginter.org .

Small Business Weekend Artisan Market

Discover unique gifts  created by a bevy of local artisans making home decor, art and more. Saturday, Nov. 25, noon to 5 p.m., Hardywood Richmond, 2410 Ownby Lane; Sunday Nov. 25, noon to 6 p.m., Hardywood West Creek, 820 Sanctuary Trail Drive. Free. artisanmakers.org

Experience the magic of the season shopping for the perfect gifts at Maymont’s Merry Market. (Photo courtesy Maymont)

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Merry Market  

Make headway on your holiday shopping list at Maymont’s Merry Market, featuring more than 40 craftspeople. Free for members and children under 2. Adults $10, Kids 3-16, $5. Fridays (Dec. 1, 8) 5 to 8 p.m., Saturdays (Dec. 2, 9) noon to 8 p.m. Purchase tickets at Robins Nature Center, the Stone Barn Welcome Center or maymont.org .

Holiday Villages 

Shop for special holiday gifts, home decor and clothing presented by the more than 75 local artisans and businesses featured in the Holiday Villages market at Main Street Station. Enjoy live music, live art activations, interactive art experiences and more. Presented by the Richmond Night Market. Noon to 8 p.m.

Ashland Christmas Market 

Meet more than 60 local artists and makers and shop their offerings for a plethora of gifts. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free, open to the public (rain or shine). Historic Downtown Ashland, 201 S. Railroad Ave, Ashland. ashlandvirginia.com

Green Spring Garden Club’s Christmas Home Tour 

Tour four houses and Bruton Parish Church in Colonial Williamsburg decorated with lovely seasonal floral arrangements by members of the Green Spring Garden Club and displays celebrating the 100th anniversary of Reverend W.A.R. Goodwin, the man credited as the father of the historic district. $40. greenspringgardenclub.org

Petersburg Christmas Homes Tour

Tour historic private homes on High, Perry and Washington streets in Old Towne; Dodson’s Tavern; an Egyptian Revival home; Second Presbyterian Church and Historic Battersea on this holiday tour presented by The Battersea Foundation and Historic Petersburg Foundation. The city’s trolleys are available to carry visitors to the houses. Noon to 5 p.m. $25 in advance; $30 on the day of the tour at the McIlwaine House, 411 Cockade Alley, Petersburg. Purchase tickets at batterseafound.org .

Centre Hill Under the Lights 

Enjoy a special evening tour of historic Centre Hill mansion, dressed for the holidays by local decorators. 6 to 8 p.m., $20. 1 Centre Court, Petersburg, [email protected]

Tour historic homes from grand to modest on the annual Fan District Holiday House Tour. (Photo by Brian Gibson, EVERGIB)

61st Fan District Holiday House Tour

Visit a beautifully renovated condo at the Warsaw, a stunning eco-friendly Stuart Avenue renovation, and the Branch Museum (a former private home turned museum), to name just a few of the architectural jewels featured on the Fan District holiday tour. Open-air tuk-tuks will be available for transportation. 1 to 5 p.m each day. Tickets: $35 in advance (through Dec. 8); $40 day of tour; kids under 10, free. Purchase tickets at fandistrict.org .

57th Church Hill Holiday House Tour

Tour an assortment of Church Hill homes and buildings dressed for the holidays. Bring your family, friends and neighbors to discover the architecture and community that is Church Hill and acquire a few decorating tips along the way. Noon to 5 p.m. Free trolley transportation available. Tickets: $30 in advance; $35 day of tour. churchhill.org/holiday .

Yuletides at Agecroft Hall 

Explore the beautiful gardens, gift shop and historic house. Father Christmas, crafts and entertainment will be on hand. Experience Christmas in three different centuries: 17th- and 19th-century England and 20th-century Richmond. Noon to 5 p.m. Free. Agecroft Hall & Gardens, 4305 Sulgrave Road. agecrofthall.org

Winter Wander 

Join The Valentine and the Richmond Night Market for some holiday cheer at the annual Winter Wander festival in historic Court End. Shop the Richmond Night Market’s festive makers market for gifts and more. Enjoy live entertainment, refreshments, family crafts and games. Tour the historic neighborhood and hop a shuttle to visit the open houses at nearby cultural sites. Noon to 4 p.m. Free, 1015 E. Clay St. thevalentine.org    

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Fan Holiday House Tour

November 3, 2009 by rocketpopcara   Filed under Art Adventures News , Local Arts

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It’s always fun to see how others decorate their homes and this tour will certainly showcase some of Richmond’s historic architecture as well.  It will be an excellent time to catch a glimpse of unique artwork in the intimate setting of several Fan District homes.  Here are the details:

T h e 47th A nnual Fan Holiday House Tour, “Holiday Splendor on the Avenue”, will take place Saturday, December 12th and Sunday, December, 13th from 1PM-5PM each day.   While every holiday house tour is special, the 2009 tour will be a truly unique experience because all of the homes on the tour will be on historic Monument Avenue.   The source of pride for many of us, Monument Avenue has been named by the American Planning Association as one of the 10 Great Streets in the United States.  The Avenue is also on the National Register of Historic Places.  We are expecting a record turnout this year to take advantage of this rare opportunity to experience firsthand the beauty and grandeur of the homes on Monument Avenue.

T h e homeowners on this year’s tour have graciously agreed to open their homes to the community as a show of support for the Fan District Association (FDA).  The FDA is one of the largest and most active volunteer organizations in the City of Richmond, and the tour is the FDA’s only fund-raising event of the year. Participation in the Tour by homeowners and volunteers is what enables the FDA to carry out its mission- keeping the Fan District a desireable place to live for all. Proceeds from the Tour are used for neighborhood enhancements such as school projects, tree planting, park and alley refurbishments, concerts, and collaboration with the City of Richmond Police and VCU in a Party Patrol program.  The tour also provides financial support for the FDA’s community newsletter, Fan Fare, as well as the community website.

For tickets visit:  http://fantourrichmond.eventbrite.com/

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Moscow is one of Europe's most enigmatic destinations, home to a fascinating history and colorful, awe-inspiring architecture you won't find anywhere else in the world. Moscow might be one of the most populous cities in the world with over 11 million inhabitants, but this hasn't changed its strong cultural and social traditions.

Walk the cobblestone streets of the Red Square or the banks of the Moskva River early in the morning, and it's hard to tell what century you're in.

Tsarist architecture, must-see churches, and glamorous shopping opportunities blend together for a visual experience you won't forget. For ideas on what to see and do while visiting Russia, here's our list of top tourist attractions in Moscow.

1. Marvel at the Size of the Kremlin

2. catch a performance at the bolshoi theatre, 3. shop at the luxurious gum, 4. make your way into lenin's mausoleum, 5. spend an hour (or three) at red square, 6. discover history at the museum of cosmonautics, 7. ride the stunning moscow metro, 8. explore the moscow state integrated museum-reserve, 9. spend a rainy day at the tretyakov gallery, 10. walk up and down arbat street, 11. stop by the vdnkh all-russian exhibition centre, 12. wander around gorky park, where to stay in moscow for sightseeing, map of tourist attractions & things to do in moscow.

Moscow's most recognizable structure is without a doubt the Kremlin, a 15th-century fortified complex that covers an area of 275,000 square meters surrounded by walls built in the 1400s.

The Grand Kremlin Palace -which has over 700 rooms- was once home to the Tsar family and is now the official residence of the president of the Russian Federation, although most heads of state choose to reside elsewhere.

The massive complex also includes many other buildings, some of which are open to the public and can be visited regularly. Aside from three cathedrals (including one where the Tsars were once crowned) and a number of towers, the Kremlin is also home to the Armory building, a museum holding everything from the royal crown and imperial carriages to the ivory throne of Ivan the Terrible and Fabergé eggs.

The Bolshoi Theater is home to the largest and one of the oldest ballet and opera companies in the world . While the theater has undergone several major renovations over the past century-including a recent one in 2011 to restore some of the imperial architectural details-it still retains all of its Neoclassical grandeur.

The Bolshoi Theater you see today opened in 1824, after several older versions burned down. Inside, red velvet, a three-tiered crystal chandelier, and gilt moldings give the place a Byzantine-Renassaince grandiose feel like no other.

Catching a show from the resident ballet and opera troupes is a treat, as the theater often presents a number of classic performances, such as Tchaikovsky's Mazeppa and Rachmaninoff's Francesca da Rimini, both of which originally premiered here.

Moscow's oldest and most upscale shopping center is an architectural marvel. GUM (short for Glávnyj Universálnyj Magazín or "Main Universal Store") was built in the late 1800s in neo-Russian style to showcase a beautiful mix of a steel skeleton and 20,000 panels of glass forming an arched roof.

This was a unique construction at the time, since the glass had to be strong enough to support the snow-heavy Russian winters. The building is just as impressive outside, with all three levels covered in marble and granite.

While GUM is no longer the largest shopping center in Moscow, it's still by far the most beautiful. Home to brands like Gucci and Manolo Blahnik, this might not be the ideal destination for most budget-conscious visitors, but the beauty of the building itself is worth a visit.

On the third floor, there are also great dining options, including a Soviet-style canteen that serves traditional Russian food, and a stand selling ice cream made by hand using an original 1954 recipe originally approved by the Soviet government.

Lenin's Mausoleum, the final resting place of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, occupies a central spot in Red Square. His body has been in the mausoleum since his death in 1924-and although the original plan was for him to be buried after a short period of public display for mourning, the plan quickly changed.

After over 100,000 visited the tomb over a period of six weeks, it was decided that a new sarcophagus and a more permanent display space could actually preserve Lenin's body for much longer than expected-and Lenin's Mausoleum was built.

Over the years, the mausoleum and its marble stairs also became the main spot from where Soviet leaders would watch parades and events happening in Red Square.

Lenin's embalmed body can still be seen today, lying down in a bulletproof glass sarcophagus as if he's sleeping. While a visit to the mausoleum is certainly unusual, it has become a must-do for history buffs looking to understand how Lenin's legacy truly changed the nation. Come ready to wait, though -there are usually lines to get in.

All of Moscow's main streets start at Red Square, so it's easy to see why this is considered the heart of the city. A massive space of 330 meters by 70 meters, the square is flanked by the Kremlin, Lenin's Mausoleum, two cathedrals, and the State Historical Museum.

In 1945, a massive Victory Parade was held here to celebrate the defeat of Nazi Germany by the Soviet Armed Forces.

St. Basil's Cathedral , one of the most recognizable buildings on the square, was built in 1555. The unique cathedral has architectural details inspired by Byzantine and Asian design, as well as details that resemble those found in famous mosques. There are nine individual chapels inside the church, all decorated with colorful mural art.

Both the square itself and the Kremlin are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites . On weekends, there are sometimes stalls selling souvenirs and traditional items here, such as matryoshka (Russian nesting dolls), at the entrance of the square.

At one point, Russia and the US were toe-to-toe when it came to space exploration. While that might no longer be the case, the museum's amazing collection-which includes over 85,000 items-is still awe-inspiring.

Main exhibits include the space capsule used by Yuri Gagarin , the first human to travel into outer space; a USSR flag with moon fragments; a Soviet spacesuit; and a rocket propulsion unit from the 1960s. A special two-story hall showcases sections of the Mir space station interior, and there are also models of the first sputniks and a replica miniature spaceship.

English-language tours are available, and there's also a Cinema Hall showing subtitled short films about the history of space exploration programs and the first manned space flight.

The museum is located inside the base of the monument to the Conquerors of Space, which was built almost 20 years before the museum opened.

Riding the Moscow metro is an experience all in itself, but even just heading underground to walk through the stations is something no visitor should miss. With 223 stations and 12 metro lines crosscutting through Moscow, however, this can be tricky, so visiting at least a few of the most impressive ones is a good start.

Arbatskaya station was designed by a skyscraper architect, so it's no surprise that it features multicolored granite slabs and impressive bronze chandeliers.

Park Kultury station , located next to Gorky Park, is covered in marble and features reliefs of people involved in sports, while Teatralnaya station is decorated with porcelain figures dancing and wearing traditional Russian costumes.

The metro is open between 5:30am and 1:00am but it's very crowded in the early morning and after 4pm, so it's better to visit in the late morning or early afternoon to really appreciate the architecture without the crowds.

The Moscow State Integrated Art and Historical Architectural and Natural Landscape Museum-Reserve is a cultural open-air museum complex comprised of four different historical sites.

The most important site, the Kolomenskoye Estate, was once the summer residence of Tsars as far back as the 14 th century. The complex, which covers almost 300 hectares, is home to fairy-tale wooden palaces; a tent-roof stone church built in the 1500s; a water tower; fort towers and structures; and the 24-room Museum of Wooden Architecture , which includes the restored dining room of Tsar Alexei I.

Beautiful manicured gardens , riverside picnic areas, and a massive collection of both artifacts and structures make this a great destination to help you see what medieval Russia looked like. English-language tours are available, but you're also free to wander the grounds on your own.

The largest collection of Russian art in the world sits here, with over 180,000 paintings, sculptures, and religious art dating back to over a millennia ago. The gallery, built using beautiful red and white colors from classical Russian architecture, is located near the Kremlin and it was built in the early 20 th century.

Significant art pieces include the Vladimir Mother of God; a Byzantine icon of the Virgin and child dating back to the 1100s; Andrei Rublev's The Trinity icon from the 15 th century; and several works by Ilya Repin, the most famous realist painter in Russia.

On the grounds of the museum, there is also an 86-meter-tall statue of Peter the Great, as well as a number of Socialist Realism sculptures.

Moscow's one-kilometer-long pedestrian street has been around since the 15 th century. Originally a trade route in the outskirts of the city, Arbat Street is now very centrally located, home to posh buildings and lots of places to eat and shop.

Beautiful street lamps and two significant statues-one of Princess Turandot (from Puccini's last opera) and one of Soviet-era poet Bulat Okudzhava-adorn the street, which fills up with both locals and tourists on evenings and weekends.

A great place to pick up souvenirs or sit down at an outdoor café, Arbat Street also offers a chance to visit the former home of poet Alexander Pushkin and the café both Anton Chekhov and Leo Tolstoy used to visit.

Although it was originally designed as a general-purpose trade show venue, this park complex now houses amusement rides , ice rinks , and a number of galleries and other attractions for all ages.

The park's most famous landmarks are the Moskvarium, a marine biology center home to over 8000 species of marine animals, the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, and a shopping center selling traditional products from former Soviet countries.

There's even a film museum showing Soviet cartoons or even a full-length film (for an extra fee) and an education center offering masterclasses on everything from becoming a barista to video montage (call or write in advance to find out which ones are English-friendly).

Soviet-era pavilions, sculptures, and fountains abound here as well, including the famous Friendship of the Peoples Fountain, which features statues of women dressed in costumes from different former Soviet countries.

Named after the famous Russian writer Maxim Gorky (who was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature five times but never won it) and sitting right across the Moskva River, Gorky Park covers 120 hectares of beautiful ponds and green spaces.

Popular with both locals and tourists, the park offers a variety of things to enjoy-from sunbeds, hammocks, and drinking fountains to free yoga classes and children's playgrounds. There's free Wi-Fi and sockets for charging your phone, as well as many food stands and plenty of wild animals, including deer, rabbits, and pheasants.

Visitors can rent paddle boats and bicycles to explore the park-and from May to October, there is also an open-air movie theater, as well as scheduled presentations by street performers, musicians, and artists. Gorky Park attracts the young and old, so don't be surprised to see a mix of people exercising, playing chess, and sunbathing.

Luxury Hotels :

• Lotte Hotel Moscow is one of the top 5-star properties in Moscow offering the largest Royal Suite in Russia. The trendy rooms and suites here all have contemporary style and great city views. On-site amenities are plentiful. There are two restaurants: one serving contemporary Italian fare, and the other Japanese. There is an impressively lit indoor swimming pool, a well-known spa, and a state-of-the-art gym.
• Another excellent luxury hotel is the Ararat Park Hyatt Moscow . The residential-style property is in the heart of Moscow just next to the Bolshoi Theatre and within walking distance of the Kremlin and Red Square. The rooms and suites have been opulently designed by Tony Chi. The on-site restaurant serves a mix of European and Armenian specialities. There is also a Japanese sushi bar and a rooftop lounge with fabulous city views.
• The St. Regis Moscow Nikolskaya also has a central location just a few minutes from the Kremlin and Red Square. The 5-star property has a mix of elegant rooms and suites, including interconnecting room options for families with kids. There are multiple restaurants on-site including an Italian bistro. Other amenities include the fabulous Iridium Spa, which does a full range of treatments and has an indoor swimming pool, sauna, and steam room.

Mid-Range Hotels :

• Palmira Business Club is a top mid-range choice. The contemporary lifestyle hotel offers well-appointed rooms and suites, including options for families. Suites are quite spacious and have kitchenettes. Amenities here include a complimentary breakfast at the on-site restaurant, a hot tub, sauna, and spa. There is also a fitness center.
• The trendy Mercure Moscow Baumanskaya offers a mix of rooms and suites with contemporary decor. The mid-range hotel can arrange airport transportation and offers baggage storage. Other amenities include a restaurant and room service. The front desk is open 24 hours.
• Boutique Hotel Brighton is about 10 minutes from the city center in a leafy park area. It offers excellent value for money and has charming rooms and suites with sound-proof windows and doors, as well as blackout curtains. A complimentary breakfast is served, and there is also an indoor swimming pool.

Budget Hotels :

• Hotel Ibis Budget Moscow Panfilovskaya is about a 15-minute drive from Moscow's downtown, and it's within walking distance from a metro station that will take you there. The soundproof rooms at this budget property are clean, comfortable, and can sleep up to three people. The hotel is pet friendly, has paid parking available on-site, and also has a salon.
• If you just need a budget hotel near the airport then check out Aviator Hotel Sheremetyevo . Located right at the airport, it has soundproof rooms, including options for families. Amenities include an indoor play area for kids, a sauna and swimming pool, and a free breakfast.

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