Charlottesville Welcome Book Spring Summer 2020 VIRTUAL EDITION by Ivy Life & Style Media

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Welcome! No matter what travel guidelines are in place, you can still enjoy the year-round natural beauty, history, arts and music, and the small-city sophistication that defines Charlottesville. Our local businesses and venues have creatively shifted many of their offerings online, from virtual art exhibits and streaming concerts to online shopping, tastings and take-out dining. Buying local has never been more important, and we hope you will join us in supporting all of those who’ve joined us in creating this publication. Each year, we poll our Charlottesville Welcome Book readers, locals and tourists about their favorite local businesses that exemplify wonderful customer service, from delicious restaurants, amazing boutiques and hot spots to wonderful resorts and awe-inspiring historical landmarks — and everything in between! Watch for the Welcome Book Winner logo on websites and in shop windows, and go to CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com to get the insider’s scoop on the best of everything our town has to offer, regardless of whether you are a newcomer to town or a virtual visitor. All of the award winners are also highlighted in a special digital edition online, along with plenty of reader’s tips that will put you “in the know.” In a continued effort to support local businesses, this issue includes practical and entertaining things you can do at home, and NEW video links on ads and in editorial sections for more interactivity. On pages 24–31, you will find four tastings maps with markers for all of the area’s breweries, cideries, distilleries and wineries surrounding Charlottesville. Right now, many are offering curbside pick-up, online ordering and virtual tastings. Throughout the year, we provide lots of timely content that also supports local on our Facebook page at Facebook.com/CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook, so be sure to like and follow us. Welcome to . . .

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Tour Monticello Virtually From the moment you glimpse the iconic pillars of Monticelloâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s West Portico, you know you are in the presence of a visionary mind. The author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson dedicated his life to serving our country at its founding as the third United States president, Governor of Virginia and Secretary of State, among other roles. Jefferson was also an architect, scholar, musician, inventor and agriculturalist. Like the Taj Mahal and the Tower of London, Monticello is on Photo Credit: Thomas Jefferson Foundation/Monticello/Mary Porter the list of World Heritage Sites known the world over as cherished pieces of human history and of great universal value. Right now, you can tour Monticello virtually in a 360-degree panoramic presentation, see the house and explore its furnishing, from the Great Clock in the hallway that ingeniously marks the days and hours with a pulley system to the polygraph copying machine Jefferson designed for his famous letters. You can also enjoy farm and garden videos on the propertyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s flower, vegetable and fruit gardens that are being shared by horticulture professionals. For more virtual tours and events, visit monticello.org.

Click on the above image to learn more about the history of Monticello.

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More Historical Riches After visiting Monticello virtually, head on over to James Monroe’s Highland, the plantation home of our fifth president, James Monroe. Just two-and-a-half miles down the road from Thomas Jefferson’s “Little Mountain,” Highland is a historic presidential residence and working farm with more than 500 acres of land. Right now, visitors are invited to tour the historic presidential residence, explore the amazing boxwood gardens and learn more about President Monroe and his wife, Elizabeth, without even having to step foot on the grounds. When both historical properties open back up, we recommend planning a trip to see both James Monroe’s Highland and Monticello on the same day, so you can also take a lunch break at the 18th-century Michie Tavern, just down the road from Monticello. Established in 1784 by Colonel William Michie, the rustic restaurant features hearty Southern fare and servers in period attire. Another presidential property to explore from home is James Madison’s Montpelier, the home of James and Dolly Madison. The 2,750-acre estate and mansion north of Charlottesville features historic buildings, engaging exhibits, active archeological dig sites and more.

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Attractions & Museums Daytrip Dreaming Charlottesville itself offers a plethora of things to do and see, and its central location makes it the ideal place to stay while exploring other regions of the Commonwealth. Today, experiencing these regions can easily be done online.

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Already explored Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and James Monroe Highland? Take a virtual trip just north to James Madison’s Montpelier in Orange, Virginia. Montpelier is currently offering a variety of online programs and events in addition to a virtual tour of the house. Even further north, George Natural Bridge Washington’s Mount Vernon can also be experienced via virtual tours, live streams and online learning opportunities. Just west of Charlottesville is the quaint town of Staunton, which happens to be home to the American Shakespeare Center, the world’s only replica of Shakespeare’s original indoor theater. This renowned theater is currently streaming performances online for all to enjoy. Art lovers can virtually tour many of Charlottesville’s museums and galleries, and can also consider exploring the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) in nearby Richmond. Until it can welcome visitors again, the VMFA is offering virtual tours of its impressive collections, online activities and much more. Don’t end your virtual visit of Richmond without also seeing what Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens or Maymont has to offer in all their spring and summer glory. For other art and theater venues offering virtual activities and events, see pages 48-50. There will come a time when trips around the Charlottesville area can be planned once again, including an array of in-person tours catering to history buffs, foodie lovers and craft beverage fans as well as tours on horseback through the beautiful Virginia countryside. Until then, though, check out what options are online. Watch the Charlottesville Welcome Book for more ideas and planning inspiration, as well as CharlottesvilleFamily.com if you are looking for more familyfriendly daytrip ideas. Also, be sure to check out our sister publication WineandCountryLife.com for even more inspiration on outdoor pursuit ideas, local arts venues, local farm-to-table events and more. Gene Runion

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Click the above image to take a virtual tour of the interior and exterior spaces at James Monroe’s Highland.

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Fun Especially for Families Where Families Play During this time, parents are doing their best to keep the kids occupied and learning. Charlottesville is a fantastic place for families to visit and play, but now folks are doing it in a whole new way.

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The Charlottesville community has done a wonderful job of creating virtual experiences for people of all ages. Families with young children won’t want to miss the online activities currently offered by the Virginia Discovery Museum. From arts and crafts to science projects, the museum features fun for the young on their website in lieu of not being able to visit in person. Another favorite of families in the area is Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Richmond. Currently, the Garden created new ways to reach families at home. On their website, you will find a resources page for children that’s filled with virtual visits, gardening-at-home ideas, kids’ activities, online learning and more. Have a history buff in the family? Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and James Monroe’s Highland are two of many historic properties offering virtual tours. To keep little ones moving, The Little Gym of Charlottesville is also currently hosting free virtual classes on their Facebook page. While, local performing arts academies DMR Adventures and Live Arts are featuring numerous theater, dance and music classes for kids online. Additionally, young artists will be thoroughly entertained by IX Art Park’s “The Daily Creature” — a daily live stream on Facebook of stories and tutorials in sculpture and illustration that’s themed around animals. At the end of the day, gather the family around the screen for streamed concerts from local musicians as part of The Front Porch’s “Save The Music” campaign. It’s not all online fun though! If you’re looking for outdoor play and exploration, Wildrock, a nature play and discovery center in Crozet is offering families access to their trails by appointment only, as a way to ensure safe social-distancing practices. Until families can explore all of Charlottesville in person, continue to check out the creative online offerings of area businesses and venues. To find out more about how local families play, and for even more virtual resources, visit CharlottesvilleFamily.com.

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Vineyard Tours & Tastings Vineyards Bountiful & Beautiful Thomas Jefferson dreamt that Virginia wines would one day be plentiful and held in high regard, and today’s local vintners have accomplished that by producing award-winning wines. The Monticello American Viticultural Area (AVA), which includes Albemarle and surrounding counties, contains a third of Virginia’s wine country with over 1,300 acres of stunning vineyards. Virginia has received both national and international acclaim for its wines, and our local AVA Photo credit: Early Mountain Vineyards continues to shine each year with many wines being selected for the Governor’s Case and being awarded Gold Medals in the Governor’s Cup Awards.

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Vineyards in our Monticello AVA benefit from a natural east-southeast exposure and warmer summer temperatures. More than 30 local vintners offer up tastings from the lightest, lemoniest Pinot Grigio to the deepest, richest Merlot, and many are doing so virtually right now. Varieties special to the Monticello AVA include Cabernet Franc, Norton and Viognier. Whatever your palate desires — flowery, fruity, smoky or light — you’re sure to find it here.

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When all resumes to normal, getting out to experience the vineyards is easy, as all major roads are marked with the grape â&#x20AC;&#x153;Toursâ&#x20AC;? signs, helping wine lovers find their way through the country roads. To make ordering, pick-up and planning an outing easier, we have broken our area down into four quadrants, starting on page 24. Just look for the symbols to decipher what each stop offers! When you stop by one of your favorite local venues this spring or summer, be sure to also ask any questions, as the winemakers and tasting room staff are eager to share what makes Virginia craft beverages special. While the vineyards and wineries make for a great outing any time of the year, events both virtual or in-person will give you a one-of-a-kind grape-to-glass experience. You can also currently enjoy virtual shopping and curbside pick-up at many vineyards across the state. For a list of those offering delivery, takeout or shipping options, visit our Wine & Country Life blog at WineandCountryLife.com. For a list of popular virtual events, see our calendar section on page 48, as well as the online calendar at CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com for even more great listings and ideas.

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Best of the Brew Beer, Cider & Spirits Charlottesville is proud to be the home to a myriad of microbrewers, taphouses, distilleries and cideries. Thomas Jefferson took great interest in creating not only wines but also beers and ciders. Monticello, in conjunction with our own homegrown Starr Hill Brewery, even crafted the Monticello Reserve Ale — now the official beer of Monticello. In addition to home-brewed beer, hard cider was another everyday table drink in Jefferson’s time that has made a vibrant comeback in our region. One local cidery even uses Jefferson’s favorite local variety of apple, the Albemarle Pippin, to create a lovely hard cider. Virginia also has a long history of whiskey distilleries. The distillery at George Washington’s home in Mount Vernon is still in operation and was once the largest in America, producing 11,000 gallons. In addition to Mount Vernon, whiskey lovers can tour and visit local distilleries making craft vodka, gin and bourbon. Check the tastings maps beginning on page 24 to see all the craft beverage makers you can order from in and around Charlottesville, and check the calendar of events on our website (CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com) to find fun virtual events you can enjoy from home.

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Castle Hill Cider, a place to celebrate.

Come visit. Drink our award-winning ciders. Wander the gorgeous grounds. Enjoy live music. We trust you’ll enjoy our rich history, and perhaps even create some of your own. We have daily tasting hours of 11-5, and host special events like weddings, corporate parties, and small gatherings —all sure to create beautiful memories. 434.296.0047 • castlehillcider.com • 6065 Turkey Sag Road, Keswick 36

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Seasonal Pairings Pairing Wine with Tomatoes & Peaches By Mandy Reynolds Photography by R.L. Johnson

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Gardeners far and wide often have an overabundance of tomatoes in the summer months to either enjoy fresh from the vine or as part of a favorite dish. Whether you’re harvesting beautiful heirloom tomatoes right from your garden or enjoying the bounty at the local farmers market, you are probably on the lookout for new ideas on how to serve them. Tomatoes, especially of the heirloom varieties, have beautiful, rich and varied flavors. Showcase the richness of these flavors with a traditional Italian Caprese Salad. This Italian classic “Insalata Caprese,” meaning “Salad of Capri,” is named after the famous white-cliffed resort island of Capri in the south of Italy. Creating a Caprese Salad is easy, but it is the quality of its ingredients that make it successful. A simple and elegant appetizer, it is comprised of rich flavorful tomatoes, high-quality mozzarella, a dribbling of the highest standard fruity olive oil, excellent sea salt, freshly ground pepper, then topped with the freshest basil. The flavors will truly shine, and you’ll begin to feel the fresh breeze of sea air from Capri with your very first bite. An easy and wonderful way to showcase the summer’s tomato bounty with friends, this dish is a classic. However, because tomatoes are so acidic, finding the right wine pairing can be a challenge. Stay clear of wines that are too low in acid, like a heavy oak-aged Chardonnay, as the wine will lose any pronounced flavors and come across flat. Tom Walters, who likes to be known more modestly as the wine “geek” rather then wine “expert” at Foods of All Nations, knows his stuff no matter what his preferred title. With the tomato and wine pairing challenge before us, we went to him for advice. His recommendation was Barboursville Vineyards’ 2014 Pinot Grigio for its crisp and balanced flavor. Pairing a Virginia wine made by Italians with this beautiful classic Italian dish, seemed to be a match made in heaven.

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Seasonal Pairings We contacted Barboursville Vineyards’ Sommelier Professionista, Alessandro Medici, to see what he thought. The vineyard’s Italian owners, Gianni and Silvana Zonin, invited Medici, an Italian native, to serve as the Sommelier at the vineyard’s fine-dining restaurant, Palladio. Twenty years later, he still helps uphold the restaurant’s impeccable style and taste. Of the 2014 Pinot Grigio, Alessandro responds, “It has delicate citrus and floral notes with balanced acidity and a refreshing finish. It pairs well with all Italian appetizers, from salty Prosciutto to fresh Caprese Salad. When we have Tomato and Burrata Salad on the menu at Palladio, I like to serve it with either our Vintage Rose, Pinot Grigio or Sauvignon Blanc.”

The simple blending of fresh Mascarpone, whipped and plated with ripe local peaches, becomes a lovely dessert for those warm summer nights when fussy cooking isn’t appealing. For the pairing, Walters recommends the digestif, War & Rust Quinquina, a side project of local winemaker Ben Jordan of Early Mountain Vineyards. This special blend is created using different combinations of Cabernet Franc, Petit Manseng, Tannat and Petit Verdot from year to year. Known as a solera wine, War & Rust is an ongoing project, where each year’s vintage is made incorporating some of the previous year’s vintage. We spoke to Jordan to see what he would pair with this dessert. He cited Early Mountain Vineyards’ cellar series, particularly the sweet Petit Manseng, explaining it has “both residual sugar and lots of acid. In general, it’s nice when pairing with desserts if the wine is sweeter than the dessert, so that the fruit character of the wine can still be expressed by some sweetness. The acidity of the wine would also serve to cut through the creaminess of the Mascarpone. If the dish is not very sweet, with no added sugar, then the Five Forks white blend might work.” For an added flare to your dessert-pairing, try soaking a slice of pound cake in War & Rust, and top with the whipped Mascarpone and fresh peaches.

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Whether you go with a more balanced Pinot Grigio or a beautiful summer Rose, you can find just the right pairing for those gorgeous and flavorful tomatoes. We also asked Walters what he would choose to pair with the summer peaches we picked fresh from Chiles Peach Orchard, and he again returned to another Italian classic: Mascarpone cheese.

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Wine & Dine Jefferson Style Jefferson’s Love of Food & Wine A man with many passions, Thomas Jefferson is sometimes called “America’s first wine expert” due to his extensive experimentation in viticulture and oenology. At his home at Monticello, you’ll find Jefferson’s original, restored dumbwaiter and restored wine cellar. Virginia is considered the birthplace of American wine. Jefferson’s dream to produce great local wine continues to this day with the Thomas Jefferson Foundation partnering with Piedmont Virginia Community College to create a training vineyard on Montalto, Jefferson’s “high mountain” that overlooks Monticello. For virtual touring details and more historical information, visit monticello.org. For even more great content on local wine and foods, visit WineandCountryLife.com.

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Casual Dining Charlottesville is a hotbed for gourmet food on-thego, especially now when local restaurants are making delivery and take-out options even more accessible. No matter what you might be looking for throughout the week, the countless options of local restaurants will surely please you. In need of a sweet dessertcentric goodie or even locally-sourced, booze-infused fare? You’re sure to find something of interest around every corner and for every palate, from Thai and Japanese to Mediterranean and Southern-inspired cuisine. Even now, local restaurants and catering companies are offering virtual cooking classes and online instruction as a means to help all skill levels. For a list of virtual events, see our calendar section on page 48, as well as CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com for even more great listings and ideas.

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Charlottesville lies among a few beautiful counties whose rich agricultural history and farm communities are well loved and supported by our many local restaurants and residents. Even the students at UVA have access to fresh produce through a food delivery program that partners with local farmers and artisans. Area chefs take great pride in creating memorable meals and letting the artisan’s hand show through when plating locally-crafted cheese, charcuterie and jam. Agri-artisans on the Monticello Artisan Trail supply the community with anything from locally-grown fruits and vegetables to Virginia-raised cattle and chickens. When dining locally, take note of the farms and artisanal ventures mentioned on menus, for you may encounter some of the people at a local farmers market when in season. During the warmer months, stop by a local specialty store and you are sure to find a taste of all that Charlottesville has to offer. At the Charlottesville Wine & Country Shop (WineandCountryShop.com), you’ll find an array of local products from wine and beer to jams, coffee and more — the perfect souvenir to take with you.

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A farm-to-table cafe serving local, all-natural, organic food and coffee, specialty craft beer and wine store. Open 7 days a week, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and our award winning Sunday brunch. We feature 24 rotating drafts, 1000+ bottled & canned beers and ciders, as well as over 500 wines with many local, organic and biodynamic offerings.

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A modern Beer Hall close to UVA and the downtown with a fantastic line-up of 24 craft and European draft beers and local wine on tap. With an award-winning renovation, this beautiful lively space is ideal for hosting large and small events. The from-scratch menu reflects the best locallysourced raw ingredients for Alpine-inspired modern plates, classic bar cuisine and a catered menu, all on online. Our Award -winning patio/restaurant has ample seating in and out. We are always kid-friendly with 2 regulation courts for bocce ball, board games and ping -pong.

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The Arts & Music Scene Music & Theatre Experience engaging local performances and touring troupes virtually this spring and summer at venues large and small. The Blackfriars Playhouse at the renowned American Shakespeare Center in Staunton — the world’s only replica of Shakespeare’s original indoor theater — is currently streaming performances online, allowing you to be immersed while in the comfort of your own home. Smaller music venues like the Jefferson Theater, The Front Porch, Live Arts and The Southern Music Hall & Cafe have also temporarily transitioned into streaming live concerts and even classes online. However, other popular venues have had to cancel shows but still remain optimistic that we will be able to come together again soon. The venues that are currently closed, include: Four County Players in nearby Barboursville;

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The Paramount Theater and the Sprint Pavilion on the Downtown Pedestrian Mall; John Paul Jones Arena on the University of Virginia’s campus; as well as performances put on by the Charlottesville Municipal Band, the Charlottesville Symphony, Victory Hall Opera and the Charlottesville Opera. For other virtual shows and series, see our Calendar of Virtual Events beginning on page 48.

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What to See & Do We’ve compiled a few suggestions for everything from area vineyards offering virtual tasting events to virtual exhibits, performances, events and more. See our online calendar at CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com for more details and event descriptions.

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Virtual Tastings Cider Tastings at Albemarle CiderWorks Tuesdays with Luca at Barboursville Vineyards

Cider Chats at Castle Hill Cider Virtual Tastings at CrossKeys Vineyards Virtual Tastings at DuCard Vineyards Featured Wine Tastings at Early Mountain Vineyards Themed Tastings at Horton Vineyards Vine to Wine Tastings at Jefferson Vineyards Tuesday Tastings at Keswick Vineyards Virtual Tastings & Tours at King Family Vineyards Virtual Tastings at Philip Carter Winery Virtual Events at Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyard

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Festivals Festivals & Events & Events Featured Wine Tastings at Valley Road Vineyards Tastings with Andrew & Emily at Veritas Vineyards & Winery

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden (virtual visits, gardening-at-home ideas, activities and online learning) Maymont (virtual tours)

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The Fralin Museum of Art at UVA (online collections and video tours)

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Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello (video classes, virtual tours of the house and gardens, and online lessons)

George Washington’s Mount Vernon (virtual tours, live streams and online learning) James Madison’s Montpelier (restoration and historical history tours, virtual birdwalk and online programs) James Monroe Highland (virtual tours and lessons)

EXHIBITS Annie Gould Gallery

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Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collections (online collections, flat chat tours, past exhibits and online learning)

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (virtual tours of collections and online activities)

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Crozet Spring Arts & Crafts Festival (2020 virtual festival)

McGuffey Arts Center P. Buckley Moss

The Front Porch (save the music concerts, online performances and lessons)

Second Street Gallery

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The Happy Cook (live-streamed cooking classes)

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Galleries Art That Moves You Surrealist painter Salvador Dali said, “A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others.” Whatever medium may inspire you, galleries and artwork abound here in Charlottesville, even amidst the current COVID-19 closings. Currently postponed is the popular First Friday Artwalk, so instead, enjoy a virtual tour around the area and immerse yourself in their online offerings, from virtual tours to online exhibits. Fralin Museum of Art at UVA

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A perfect place to start your virtual tour is the McGuffey Art Center, located one block from the Downtown Mall. This gallery space, which is normally full of artists at work in their studios, is accented by a gift shop that carries a variety of members’ art throughout the year. While you can’t browse the light-filled studios and multiple exhibition spaces at McGuffey right now, you can see the members and snippets of their work online. On the Downtown Mall, you can visit Chroma Projects and Second Street Gallery online. The University of Virginia’s Fralin Museum of Art provides a sophisticated, high-tech home for the art contained within its historic walls. Alongside their online collection, The Fralin is currently offering a video tour with curator Henry Skerrit of The Inside World: Contemporary Aboriginal Australian Memorial Poles. The more permanent exhibits the museum curates pull from the museum’s own permanent collections, as well as from other museums around the country. Another art museum at UVA, The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection showcases Indigenous Australian art. As the only museum of its kind in the United States, the Kluge-Ruhe is a must visit. While stuck at home, browse their collection online, visit their social channels for “flat chat tours,” videos of past exhibitions and artist residencies, and take an introductory guide to Indigenous Australian art and culture. A virtual visit to the studio, gallery and printmaking workshop of landscape artist Frederick Nichols in Barboursville will allow you to see the work of Virginia artists. On your virtual tour, also stop at nearby Contemporary Art gallery Les Yeux du Monde just off Route 20. After visiting Barboursville, head east to Gordonsville and see a unique collection of work by local and national artists at the Annie Gould Gallery. To the west of Charlottesville is the gallery of P. Buckley Moss in Waynesboro. Keep an eye on the calendar for her special “Barn Shows,” when Moss opens up her McGuffey Art Center Waynesboro home in addition to the gallery. Whether you are merely appreciating or interested in purchasing, the Charlottesville area’s vibrant and robust art scene should not be missed. For more details and virtual events, visit CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com. 52

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While the museum remains closed due to COVID-19, The Fralin Museum of Art at University of Virginia invites you to join curator Henry Skerritt on a video tour of The Inside World: Contemporary Aboriginal Australian Memorial Poles.. Click on the image above. through aromatics found in a glass of award-winning wine. Festivals, farm markets, and arts and crafts fairs dot the

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Welcoming Places to Stay Dreaming of When We Can Get Away Again

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From a romantic country bed and breakfast with mountain views or a smiling valet who strides out to meet you at one of our elegant world-class hotels to every style of accommodation in between, Charlottesville offers the finest in lodging choices and comforts perfect for a getaway. Charlottesville is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Virginia, greeting thousands of travelers each year who come to soak up the beauty of our Blue Ridge Mountains, tour historic attractions and attend popular festivals, concerts or University of Virginia sporting events. Many frequent visitors come back, year after year, to stay in their favorite sought-after hotels and B&Bs, so be sure to book in advance. In addition, Charlottesville’s central location in Virginia makes it an ideal point to daytrip to or from any point of interest around the state (see page 68 for some popular, virtual daytrip ideas that you can later visit in person). Wherever you choose to stay, we’re sure you’ll enjoy our hospitality.

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Welcoming Places to Stay Located in The Shops at Stonefield Relax in our spacious guestrooms featuring the Hyatt Grand Bed,TM a Cozy corner sofasleeper and a 42-inch flat-panel HDTV. Enjoy our complimentary Gallery Buffet Breakfast or try a bite from our 24/7 Gallery Menu. Centrally located in The Shops at Stonefield, discover entertainment, shopping, and dining just steps away.

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The evocative spirit of Virginia’s original voices and visions of 3 presidents – Madison, Monroe, and most notably, the profound ingenuity of Thomas Jefferson – are presented in engaging ways with reference to the past, present, and future of this storied, historic region.

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Feel at Home Charm, history and nature – our area’s bed and breakfasts have all three. With no two rooms alike, you’ll have plenty to choose from when selecting a cottage, suite or room that reflects your personal style and needs. At any one of the area’s bed and breakfasts, you’ll enjoy all the experiences of a home away from home. Soon, you’ll once again be able to tour Charlottesville on your own and take advantage of packages that will whisk you away to historic sites and vineyards. When that time comes, a quieter retreat will offer walking trails and outdoor pursuits. You are likely to find the local staff of your chosen accommodation more than happy to suggest daytrips for your enjoyment. You’ll be able to mingle with other guests at afternoon tea and share stories of your travels at evening wine and cheese tastings. Or, you’ll have the choice to simply sit back and relax in a comfy rocking chair and enjoy the rolling hills, impressive mountains and warm, clean air. Your hosts will also be able to recommend an abundance of restaurants for every mood and palate, and suggest ideas for nightlife entertainment around town. Whatever you choose, you’ll be pampered with continental or full breakfasts, indulged in friendly conversation with knowledgeable innkeepers and made to feel at home during your stay.

200 South Street Inn Elegant lodging just off the Historic Downtown Mall 200 W. South Street (434) 979-0200

Foxfield Inn (434) 923-8892

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The Inn at Monticello (434) 979-3593

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Woodville Bed & Breakfast (434) 286-4226

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Montfair Resort Farm (434) 823-5202

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Daily hot breakfast complimentary Spacious studio, one and two bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchen. Free Wi-Fi in suites and lobbies Complimentary hotel shuttle

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Congratulations on choosing Charlottesville as your new home! Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, your new community is known for year-round natural beauty and small-city sophistication. Charlottesville has received countless accolades in recent years for a variety of reasons, from its delicious, locally-sourced restaurants to its active, sports-centric community. USA Today featured Charlottesville as a great place to invest in a home. “Take one of the nation’s Photo credit: Aaron Watson Photography quintessential college towns, throw in a big slice of American history, add golf courses and wineries, set it all in prime horse country, and the result is Charlottesville,” says Larry Olmsted for USA Today. We couldn’t agree more! We are in the center of Virginia, surrounded by gentle rivers, rolling pastures set amongst a beautiful landscape, mild seasons and an easy two-and-a-half-hour drive to Washington, D.C. or the Atlantic coast. Charlottesville’s geographic proximity allows residences to enjoy a mild climate with four distinct seasons. Now that you know a little more about all the great local offerings, turn to page 64 for details on how to get settled in your new home. We welcome you! The UVA Corner is where students, tourists and townspeople meet!

The Corner is a thriving business district located directly across from the Lawn at UVA. Visit thecorneratuva.com for information about The Corner and the restaurants, shops and parking available to all who visit this unique and historic part of Charlottesville.

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If you are new to the Greater Charlottesville area or starting a new phase in life, check our website to see all the opportunities to meet new people, work with nonprofits and engage in a wide range of fun-filled activities. Our mission, for more than 50 years, is to welcome new members to this region and to provide interesting activities for all Newcomers Club members. In addition to interest groups, there are special events throughout the year. The Newcomers Club has something for everyone. Join us! Become a member.

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The Scoop on UVA The University of Virginia is a bastion of tradition founded by Thomas Jefferson, the most popular man in town. Those who are fond of him often refer to him as TJ or Mr. Jefferson. Whether you’re preparing to enter the university’s hallowed halls for a degree or enjoying a weekend in town, here is your guide to local lingo. We proudly cheer on our Orange and Blue, “The Cavaliers” — “Cavs” for short, or “Wahoos.” What’s a Wahoo? Legend has Photo Credit: Jennifer Jones it that Washington & Lee baseball fans dubbed the UVA players “wahoos” during their fierce in-state rivalry back in the 1890s. By 1940, “Wahoos” was in general use to denote the University students or events relating to them. The abbreviated “Hoos” sprang up later in student newspapers. The area on which UVA sits is called “Grounds,” not “campus,” and freshmen here are called “first-years.” The large, domed building with Mr. Jefferson’s great statue is the Rotunda, and its recent renovation and restoration project of the nearly 200-year-old structure has helped it remain at the heart of the University’s academic mission. It faces a huge grass courtyard known as “The Lawn,” surrounded by historic residences that are still coveted student and faculty residences. From the steps of the Rotunda, you can see “The Corner.” Always abustle, The Corner has a great selection of casual restaurants with college prices and trendy shops that give it a cool vibe.

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Located in the heart of downtown Charlottesville, the ISC offers early childhood education with a global focus for ages 2-6 with language immersion programs in French and Spanish. Part- and full-time preschool programs with flexible Extra Care, fun afternoon activities, and summer day camps open to all area kids! Previous exposure to French or Spanish is not required for ISC programs

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Start Here For city info, visit charlottesville.org. For county info, visit albemarle.org.

Get on the Grid Where you get your electricity depends on where you live, with one option per area. Power providers include Appalachian Power, (800) 956-4237, appalachianpower.com; Central Virginia Electric Cooperative, (800) 367-2832, .mycvec. com; Dominion Virginia Power, (866) 366-4357, dominionenergy.com; and Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, (800) 552-3904, myrec.coop.

Fuel Up Natural gas service is available from the city of Charlottesville for city residents and some parts of the county: Charlottesville Gas, (434) 970-3211.

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Got Water? If you’re not in one of the county homes on well water, you’ll need to connect up with Charlottesville Water at (434) 970-3800 or Albemarle County Service Authority at (434) 977-4511.

Take Out the Trash County residents may use the Ivy Landfill or hire a private collection firm. The majority of private haulers collect trash and recycling together, where it is taken to a recovery facility, reporting a 25% recycling rate. For a higher recycling rate, consider The McIntire Recycling Center (98%), or contract a private hauler such as Evergreen Recycling. The city provides weekly trash take-away; residents purchase stickers for 13-gallon or 32-gallon trash bags at grocery stores or an annual sticker available at City Hall, (434) 970-3830.

Keep in Touch Landline phone service and/or Internet connections are available through CenturyLink, centurylink.com; Comcast, .xfinity.com; Sprint, sprint.com; and Ting, ting.com.

On the Road Within 30 days of moving to the area, contact the DMV for a new driver’s license and to title and register your vehicle locally: Charlottesville DMV, (804) 497-7100.

Rock the Vote The easiest way to register to vote is to fill out a form while you’re at the DMV. Otherwise, call up the local registration office to get the necessary form: Albemarle County Voter Registration, (434) 972-4173; City of Charlottesville Voter Registration, (434) 970-3250.

Make New Friends Are you new to Charlottesville or newly retired? The Newcomers Club offers a variety of activities: cvillenewcomers.com.

Make a Difference There are lots of opportunities to help out those in need within our community. Check out volunteer opportunities on the United Way’s website: unitedwaytja.org. CharlottesvilleWelcomeBook.com

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Charlottesville and the surrounding Albemarle County is a thriving, economically vital region home to approximately 156,000 residents and diverse job-generating enterprises from large employers to start-up companies. We enjoy viable non-profit enterprises, commerce, suppliers, research businesses and agri-businesses. The University of Virginia and its graduate programs attract talented students with infectious energy and exciting ideas who are a tremendous resource for local businesses. UVA, along with Piedmont Virginia Community College and the Charlottesville/Albemarle Technical Education Center, also provides the area with above par secondary education opportunities. In fact, in Forbesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 2017 Best Small Places for Business and Careers, Charlottesville made the top 20 out of 200 locations. Major employers in the area include the University of Virginia, State Farm and the U.S. Department of Defense. Charlottesville also has a thriving small business community that provides our town with its unique vibe. Be sure to check out our online calendar for upcoming job fairs.

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Education Matters Charlottesville is a fabulous place to raise a family. The University of Virginia provides us with a highly educated population, diverse cultures, strong employment, college sporting events, a lively arts scene and state-of-the-art health care. From preschool to post-graduate, excellence in education is important here, and parents will find a huge variety of preschools, from creative co-ops to international immersion programs.

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Charlottesville’s long history of prioritizing education is exemplified in our many schools. Not only are the public school systems exceptional, but our area boasts more private-school opportunities per capita than most, offering everything from competitive college-prep programs (with boarding options) to schools based on the teachings of alternative leaders in education. Charlottesville City Schools, Albemarle County Schools and area private schools believe in the evidence behind exposing students to a wide variety of experiences, viewpoints and opportunities so they can develop their own interest areas and strengths. From fine arts, STEM technologies and academies, and computer availability to project-based learning, immersion language curriculums and multi-age classrooms, students have the tools needed to learn and apply in all aspects of life. Learn all about Charlottesville’s educational opportunities at CharlottesvilleFamily.com.

Becoming a Local Finding a Home

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Charlottesville is home to an amazing variety of real estate agents who are well-versed in our eclectic selection of neighborhoods. Begin your neighborhood search with Belmont, a historic community within walking distance of Downtown, where you’ll find a mix of Victorian-style homes and adorable cottages with picket fences. Next, check out the charming neighborhoods of Rose Hill (close to Downtown) or Rugby Avenue (closer to the University of Virginia) and the surrounding neighborhoods. Fifeville and Fry’s Spring neighborhoods are great options for those wanting a short commute to the UVA Medical Center. Subdivisions north and south of town provide family-friendly streets with neighborhood schools and pools. Driving west from Charlottesville, into Albemarle County, brings you to Ivy, an area with beautiful rolling hills, and new and historic homes. Also west of town are prestigious neighborhoods like Farmington and Ednam, among others. A bit farther west is charming Crozet, a mix of planned neighborhoods and rural living. On the east side of Charlottesville, Keswick is renowned for its stunning horse farms and ivy-clad estates, and is the connector between the bustling city and the charming countryside. Wherever you choose to call home, you can enjoy the unparalleled mountain views and so much more.

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