Join us for Henrico's Annual Earth Day Celebration! This year, we’re expanding the event to offer even more outdoor fun and activities for the whole family to enjoy. We've included an Event Map to prepare you for the event! Event Field (Cricket field at back of park): Food Trucks: […]
Keep Henrico Beautiful is hosting Plant Native! Festival and looking for volunteers to assist with Tree Giveaway, Voucher Table, Greeter. Times vary from 8:30 am - 1pm. Volunteers Sign-up Link
A festival to celebrate the benefits of native plants! Saturday October 18, 2025 Vendor Fair: 9am-1pm *Outdoor Festival * Rain or Shine* For more information visit: Plant Native! Festival
Lend Keep Henrico Beautiful a hand and support local conservation efforts. Volunteers will help measure and package native plant seeds into small envelopes and apply correct labels before they are distributed throughout the community. If you need to earn community service hours for school, please bring your paperwork for us to sign.
Join us for Henrico's Annual Earth Day Celebration! Henrico's Earth Day Celebration is hosted by Recreation and Parks, Keep Henrico Beautiful, and H.E.A.R.T. There'll be music, outdoor activities for all ages, refreshments available for purchase, and a fashion show from Moody Middle School. Learn about sustainability initiatives and resources available in Henrico County, such as […]
“Can you stitch up a pocket or sew on a button? If so, we need you to volunteer! Recreation and Parks and Keep Henrico Beautiful are teaming up to provide a Repair, Reuse, Replant workshop on Thursday, April 16th from 6-730 at Belmont Recreation Center. Bring clothing items that need a little care and learn […]
Join the Sustainability Division and Keep Henrico Beautiful at the Western Government Center to remove invasive ivy and honeysuckle! Please wear long sleeves and pants, and remember sunscreen and bug spray! We will meet at the Henrico County Police Memorial Statue near Lake Hening. Sign up by May 6th using the following link: Volunteer Sign […]
Celebrate James River Week by picking up litter at Osborne Park and Boat Landing. There is a special need for volunteers with boats. Please email [email protected] to sign up
In this James River Week 2026 program, explore the work of the celebrated outdoor photographer Bill Draper, who is widely admired for his images of the landscapes and wildlife in the James River Park System.
Fungi play a critical role in breaking down the nutrients that enhance soil and plant growth. Meet Master Naturalist and mycology-specialist Drew Fridley to discuss the importance of fungi, including mushrooms, in shaping our ecosystems. The presentation will be followed with Q&A.
