Discover a museum dedicated to nurturing inquisitiveness and growth in every child. The Museum is a key community tool where children from varying socio-economic and cultural backgrounds can come together to explore, imagine, and discover.

The Rivanna River Company was founded by Gabe and Sonya Silver, who fell in love with the Rivanna River and wanted to share their passion with others. They have been providing exceptional boating experiences on the Rivanna River since 2015.

One of three locations this local New York-style bagel shop offers counter-service breakfast, sandwiches, salads, and freshly baked bagels. Situated across from UVA, this location is ideal for students and visitors looking for a quick bite.

Create your own brew at this nano-brewery or belly up to the bar and try a flight of homebrewed beer made the week before. Outside seating offers a view of Humpback Mountain or you can head inside on dreary days to the game room upstairs.

The Central Grounds Garage is located on Emmet Street near Memorial Gymnasium and offers convenient parking for the University Bookstore. Hourly parking may be paid via the ParkMobile app.

Live Arts is a beacon of light in the Downtown Mall, providing more than 300 produced plays and musicals over the past 30 years. It is a nonprofit organization striving to create memorable theatrical experiences.

Ready to unleash your inner adventurer? Visit Crozet Bicycle Shop today to rent a bike, join the Crozet Bicycle Club, or get your bike serviced. This locally owned and operated bicycle shop offers top-quality services and rental packages.

Unlock an adventure with your friends and family in this thrill-seeking inactive game. To escape the room and win the game your group must work together to solve a series of puzzles and riddles using clues, hints, logic, and strategy.

Come watch the Cavaliers' championship swimming and diving events at the Aquatic and Fitness Center. This center was the site of the Men's and Women's ACC Swimming and Diving Championships in 1998, 2001, and 2004.

Take a tour of Monticello, the historic home and grounds of Thomas Jefferson, and learn how he shaped the nation. House tours, garden tours, and slavery tours provide an intimate look into the life and legacy of Jefferson worth exploring.