It’s RVA, baby!
We’re not just a city, we’re a destination! Come see why Richmond is worth your weekend at one of the city’s most beloved festivals. With more than 550 acres of shoreline and islands, and an extensive mountain bike trail system, Richmond’s riverfront offers year-round outdoor recreational activities for all experience levels. When you’re not experiencing the festival, check out Richmond’s elite restaurant scene, take in our colorful street art, or stop and grab a beer from one of our dozens of craft breweries!
Dogs and pets are not allowed inside the Allianz Amphitheater or The Foundry.
Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront
Set along Richmond’s scenic riverfront, the Allianz Amphitheater at Riverfront is a state-of-the-art outdoor venue designed to elevate the live music experience. With sweeping views of the James River and the downtown skyline, it creates a one-of-a-kind backdrop for national touring acts while seamlessly connecting fans to the energy of the city and the natural beauty that defines Dominion Energy Riverrock. The amphitheater will be home to all of the FREE Riverrock concerts. Make sure you know the rules before you go >
Belle Isle
Located along the James River in downtown Richmond, Belle Isle is a great place for people with a love for the outdoors. Learn more.
Brown’s Island (under construction)
Brown’s Island is temporarily closed for construction and will not be utilized for the 2026 Dominion Energy Riverrock festival. Brown’s Island, Richmond’s biggest little island, is six acres of riverfront park with views of the James River, and it is one of the most heavily visited public park spaces in the city of Richmond. Learn more.
James River Park System
The James River Park System includes more than 550 acres of shoreline. Notable areas include the T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge, Manchester Climbing Wall, Tredegar Street Put-in, Ancarrow’s Landing, and the Southbank Floodwall. Learn More.
Click here for a detailed map of the James River Park System.
Powhite Park
This 100+ acre park offers a hidden natural escape amid busy roads and neighborhoods. Forested hills, a bottomland swamp, and winding trails provide habitat for local wildlife and invite hikers, bikers, birdwatchers, and dog walkers to explore a surprisingly natural setting within the city. Learn More.
The Foundry
Set within the beautifully restored brick walls of Tredegar Iron Works and just steps from the American Civil War Museum, The Foundry blends Richmond’s industrial past with a refined modern feel. This historic space has been thoughtfully reimagined as a versatile event venue, offering a distinctive setting rooted in the city’s rich heritage. During the festival, it transforms into a vibrant marketplace featuring makers, vendors, and nonprofits showcasing their work, while also serving as the home of the Riverside Chats speaker series.
Tredegar Green
Set along the banks of the James River in the heart of downtown, Tredegar Green is an open green space where the city and nature become one. With panoramic views of the river, the skyline, and easy access to surrounding trails, it’s a natural gathering place that reflects the laid-back, adventure-driven energy of Dominion Energy Riverrock. Its sloped lawn creates the perfect setting for spectators, making Tredegar Green the home of Riverrock’s bouldering competitions.
Stay Hydrated!
Here’s how you can stay hydrated while safely enjoying the festival:
- Water Monsters are located throughout the festival. These can be used to refill water bottles as often as you need.
- Refillable water bottles are welcome, however they must remain empty until you have entered the festival.
- Sealed water bottles are welcome but we do have a 1 bottle limit per person. Coolers are not welcome.
- Water will be available for purchase throughout the festival.
- Water will be available for pups and is located near the Water Monsters.