Since the South was young, we have shared our Southern hospitality and the harvest of every season in Southern Food Festivals. Friends, neighbors and welcomed guests enjoy live music, family games and, of course, our legendary Southern cuisine.

When you Travel South USA with a culinary emphasis, you can ‘sup' in traditional Colonial Style or enjoy select wine pairings on a scenic mountain vineyard tour. Visit a Tea Plantation, a Cider Mill or historic Farmers Markets. Make sure you add one of our year-round Southern Festivals to your "Let's party in the South" trip plans.

There's so much to see and do in the south and this is just a sampling! You can sort the listings by location or category. Just click the icons and links below.

23 listings found for Virginia.

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Blackfriars Playhouse 540-885-5588 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.americanshakespearecenter.com/ American Shakespeare Center's resident troupe performs The Taming of the Shrew at the Blackfriars Playhouse in historic Staunton, VA.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Toll Free: 800-343-7946 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.buschgardens.com/ A European themed park bursting with adventure at every turn. 17th charm combines with 21st century technology to create the ultimate family experience.
Charlottesville Downtown 434-977-1783 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.soveryvirginia.com/ Charlottesville/Albemarle County is home to a plethora of unique stores and shops. Visitors will find charming boutiques, antique shops, antiquarian bookstores, distinguished local wineries, and small towns filled with pleasant surprises.
Chincoteague 757-336-6161 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.chincoteaguechamber.com/ Chincoteague, a beautiful Island by the sea, is part of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Wild Ponies: Chincoteague firemen drive Assateague Island's wild ponies over the channel to the Chincoteague fairgrounds for a foal auction, held annually the last Thursday in July to the delight of thousands.
Chrysler Museum of Art 757-664-6200 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.chrysler.org/ Stroll through 5,000 years of art history at the Chrysler Museum of Art, home to Walter P. Chrysler Jr.'s world-class collection of more than 30,000 objects of art. The Chrysler's permanent collection includes a multitude of media - American and European paintings, photography and incredible examples of Tiffany and Dale Chihuly glass.
Colonial Williamsburg 1 Visitor Center Drive Williamsburg, VA 23185 Toll Free: 1-800-HISTORY [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/ At the four taverns in Colonial Williamsburg, visitors dine in “Colonial” style. The taverns were originally sites of political debates that helped lead to the American Revolution. Today they serve as venues for interaction between visitors and interpretative staff as well as great dining options. Each has its own menu and atmosphere.
Crooked Road Music Trail Toll Free: 866-686-6874 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.thecrookedroad.org/ The Crooked Road is Virginia's Heritage Music Trail, a driving route through the Appalachian Mountains from the Blue Ridge to the Coalfields region, following U.S. Route 58. The trail connects major heritage music venues in the region such as the Blue Ridge Music Center, Birthplace of Country Music Alliance, and the Carter Family Fold. The traditional gospel, bluegrass, and mountain music heard today was passed down from the generations and lives on through a wealth of musicians and instrument makers along the trail.
George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens 703-780-2000 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.mountvernon.org/ Explore George Washington's estate overlooking the Potomac River and discover 45 acres of family fun, including hands-on activities, special tours, river cruises, farm animals, shopping dining and more.
Historic Roanoke City Market 213 Market Street Roanoke, VA 24011 540-342-2028 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.downtownroanoke.org/market.htm There are 42 permanent tables that mark an inviting display of fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants during growing season in the Historic Roanoke City Market.  In recent years, a number of artisans have joined the farmers and planters offering handcrafted items, unique jewelry, and other art objects. The market even boasts a variety of fresh meats! It's always a great place to at least stop by and browse.
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden 804-262-9887 [DINING] [ATTRACTIONS] [RECIPES] www.lewisginter.org/ Forty acres of gardens, dining, and shopping. Enjoy the Conservatory and new Children's Garden.
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