Carytown "A Mile of Style"

	The newest addition to the event listing in Carytown. Sunday April 14 from 12-6pm, Carytown hosts the first ever Carytown Craft Beer Festival. More than 20 Virginia Craft Brews, Food parings from Carytown restaurants, live music and much more! more here
	It's that time of year again where hundreds of people come together to celebrate their love for Richmond. CHALK UP THE TOWN is on its way. Over the last two years we have had thousands of people come out and cover the sidewalks with beautiful art. It's an activity for all ages to come together and celebrate the city through chalk. A couple tents will be set up along Cary Street for you to get free chalk. All you have to do is show up and create; it is simple and very fun! Chalk Up The Town happens Saturday April 20, 2013 from 1-4pm. Chalk is free and provided. more here See a video here
	You can great deals in Carytown during the Sidewalk Sale. In May, There's a Saturday that Carytown is transformed into a huge sidewalk sale with deep discounts.
	This race is a Carytown tradition. It is again being held in front of the Cary Court Shopping Center. The course is relatively flat and features scenic Cary Street and Grove Avenue. This is one of RRRC’s largest races and is a signature event for the club. more here
	During "Taste of Carytown" Restaurant Week, the neighborhood's fine dining establishments will feature a one-time-only, two-course lunch and three-course prix fixe dinner, while its more casual restaurants will offer special bargain menus of their own.. Each participating restaurant will donate a portion of the proceeds to the Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation. Get an award winning meal while supporting our community and its education efforts. more here Update: On behalf of the Carytown Merchants Association and the participating restaurants Amour Wine Bistro, Blow Toad, Bonvenu, Extras, Mezzanine and Nacho Mama's for the Carytown Restaurant Week in August 6th-12th, 2012, we are proud to have presented a check for over $3200.00 to Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation. In the picture is Todd Johnson, owner/chef of Mezzanine, Raul Cantu, owner of Nacho Mama's, Adele Johnson, Lisa Dawson, with Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation, and Paul Heitz, Owner of Amour Wine Bistro in Carytown.
	The Granddaddy of all street festivals. The Watermelon Festival is a Ricmond tradition. With over 110,000 visitors and 100 vendors, this has become the largest one day festival in Virginia. There is something for the whole family. more here
	Ah, the finer things in life. This festival spotlights the amazing food and culinary lifestyle of Carytown. As Carytown is filled with locally owned restaurants and shops, we feature local vineyards from around the state. This is a day of fun, eating and sampling of the finest area wines. more here
	Ooh, very scary. Safe trick or treating for the kids and great deals for you. This Halloween, spend the day the right way...in Carytown. Grab some candy, a new dress and a great lunch. You might even run into some zombies... more here
	As the holiday shopping season begins, Carytown is ready with our very own day! Black Saturday! Shop locally in Carytown on this day for deep discounts, sales and the official start of the holiday shopping season. more here
	It wouldn't be the holidays in Carytown without free Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides. These are free, fun and happen on the following days... We are currently planning 2013 dates