Virginia

New restorations paint a fuller picture of life on the president’s Virginia estate

The end of 2016 also brings the end of one of Charlottesville, Virginia’s, most beloved family-owned operations: The Spudnut Shop

Forget what you learned in elementary school

Tradition meets modern inside an artist and an antique dealer’s charming Virginia bungalow

Step inside this Southern cottage

Twenty-five years after The Firm hit bookstores, John Grisham reflects on his unusual path to best-seller-list titan

In an overgrown and all but lost African American cemetery in Richmond, a group of dedicated volunteers are trying to reclaim a buried history

Once wiped out from the Chesapeake, bay scallops are returning to area waters—and dinner plates

Apparently, quite a few G&G readers have a soft spot for Misty of Chincoteague

A two-wheel journey on the Virginia Capital Trail

A day of sporting clays at Bundoran Farm in Charlottesville, Virginia

Discover G&G’s favorite spots to savor in Norfolk, Virginia

Like many a Southerner, the writer William Styron found joy and solace in a Virginia staple

How a family and a community came together to preserve a cultural landmark in Virginia

Every April in Tidewater Virginia, politicians and ordinary folks gather to celebrate spring, smoked shad, and the age-old practice of civic discourse. Welcome to the Wakefield Shad Planking

A generations-old spring cookout in Virginia

Goings-on in the South and beyond

A twist on a Southern classic

The Commonwealth is the largest producer of wild-catch and farm-raised oysters in the country

Tour this one-of-a-kind weekend escape