Attractions, Shopping & Dining

Charlottesville Ale Trail

The Charlottesville Ale trail was formed to promote the vibrant and growing beer brewing industry within the City of Charlottesville.

Charlottesville Guide

Since 1984, a trusted Visitors Guide to creative Charlottesville.

Downtown Mall

Maintained by the Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Department, the Historic Downtown Mall is considered one of the finest urban parks in the country. This pedestrian mall is home to a vibrant collection of more than 120 shops and 30 restaurants located in the historic buildings on and around old Main Street Charlottesville.

Friday’s After Five

Friday’s After Five is a weekly concert series during the spring and summer, featuring local artists of myriad musical styles.

IX Art Park

"As an intersection of culture in Charlottesville, our goal is to provide accessible art and culture on our grounds and in our programming for residents and visitors, young and old, rich and poor, regardless of race, ethnicity or persuasion."

Live Arts

Live Arts is a volunteer theater that has given a home to drama, dance, comedy, music and performance art since 1990.

Meadowcreek Golf Course

This 155 acre Charlottesville golf course will challenge your game while stimulating your senses with panoramic views, large, stately oak trees and flowering dogwood and cherry trees along the course.

Sprint Pavilion

Located on the east end of the historic downtown mall, Sprint Pavilion is the city's premier outdoor venue for live performances.

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