4th of July in Richmond

Plan Your Perfect 4th of July in Richmond!
From fireworks at The Diamond to laser shows in Glen Allenâhere’s everything you need to know to make this Independence Day unforgettable.
đ Featured Fireworks & Events:
đïž StarâSpangled Squirrels at The Diamond
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July 4 | â° 6â9:30 PM | đ Fireworks at 9:30 PM
Baseball meets celebration with live music, kid-friendly activities, giveaways, and a post-game fireworks show! Tickets: $10â$20.
đ Learn more:Â Richmond Squirrels
đł Dogwood Dell 4th of July Celebration
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July 4 | â° Starts ~5:30 PM
Live patriotic music followed by the â1812 Overtureâ and a dazzling fireworks finale. A timeless Richmond tradition in Byrd Park.
đ Learn more: Dogwood Dell
đ Red, White, & Lights at Crump Park
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July 4 | â° 4â10 PM | đ¶ Symphony + Laser Show
No fireworks, but Henricoâs biggest Independence Day bash features food trucks, historical reenactments, and a laser light show with the Richmond Symphony.
đ Learn more: Crump Park
đ¶ Chesterfield County Fairgrounds
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July 4 | â° 5 PMâ9:30 PM
BrassWind takes the stage before a brilliant fireworks display. Includes vendors and family activities. Admission: Free.
đ Learn more: Chesterfield Fairgrounds
đ Brandermill 4th of July Celebration
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July 4 | â° Festivities begin 9 AM | Fireworks at 9:30 PM
Kick off the day with the annual Parade at Sunday Park at 9 AM, followed by family fun, boat parade, food, and live entertainment.
đ The Brandermill fireworks show over Swift Creek Reservoir is one of the best in the region!
đ Learn more: Brandermill
đ Bonus Events:
- Ashland July 4th Parade â 11 AM, classic small-town vibes.
- Naturalization Ceremony â 11 AM at VA Museum of History & Culture.
- “Liberty or Death” Reenactment â 1:30 PM at St. Johnâs Church.
- Chowdown in Powhatan â July 5, 12â11 PM: food, music, and family games.
đ„ Insider Tips:
- Arrive earlyâparking fills quickly.
- Bring chairs, sunscreen, water, and a flashlight for nighttime events.
- Check local weather forecasts for last-minute changes.
Wishing You a Safe & Joyful 4th of July!
Whether you’re celebrating under a sky full of fireworks or enjoying a laser show picnic, I hope your Independence Day is full of fun, family, and freedom.
If you need recommendations on great neighborhoods to catch the best viewsâor are thinking about a new place to call homeâI’m always here to help.
How to Sell Your Expired Listing

Why Your Home Didn’t SellâAnd What You Can Do About It
If your home was recently listed on the market but didnât sell, youâre not aloneâand you’re not out of options. Many homeowners experience the same frustration: showings that lead nowhere, price reductions with no offers, and a listing that eventually expires. The good news? There is a path forwardâand it starts with understanding what went wrong.
As a Realtor serving Richmond, VA and surrounding areas, I specialize in helping sellers relaunch expired listings and get real results. In this post, Iâll walk you through the three most common reasons a home doesnât sellâand how you can fix them.
1. Pricing That Doesnât Reflect the Market or the Propertyâs Condition
Even in a sellerâs market, homes need to be priced strategically. If your property was priced too high compared to others in similar condition, buyers may have dismissed it altogetherâor worse, never seen it at all. And sometimes, even a small mismatch between price and perceived value can keep offers away.
đ What to do: A comparative market analysis (CMA) and an honest look at condition-related upgrades or deferred maintenance can guide the right pricing strategy to attract serious buyers.
2. Ineffective Marketing That Misses the Right Buyers
Just putting a home on the MLS isnât enough anymore. Todayâs buyers are flooded with options, and theyâre looking online first. If your listing lacked high-quality photography, compelling video, or wasnât promoted across the right channels (including social media and buyer networks), chances are it was overlooked.
đ What to do: Your home needs a complete marketing strategy that tells the right storyâone that reaches buyers and their agents where theyâre actually searching.
3. A Perception Problem (a.k.a. Market Stigma)
Sometimes, a home gets a reputation in the marketâmaybe there was a past issue, or maybe it just sat too long and buyers began to wonder âwhatâs wrong with it?â That perception can hurt, but itâs not permanent.
đ What to do: A professional relaunchânew positioning, new visuals, and a fresh messageâcan completely change buyer perception. Pricing can also play a powerful role in resetting the market’s expectations.
đ„ Watch the Full Breakdown Here
I put together a short video that explains these three points in more detail and shows exactly how I approach expired listings to help homeowners succeed the second time around.
đŹ Let’s TalkâNo Pressure, Just Real Advice
If your listing expired and youâre unsure what to do next, Iâm here to help. I offer a free, no-pressure consultation where weâll review what happened, outline your options, and map out a strategy that makes sense for you.
đ Call me today at (804) 212-4071
đ Or visit: https://www.rva4sale.com
Donât settle for disappointment. Letâs relaunch with purposeâand get your home sold.