2022 APA VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE

This ticket includes a full conference registration.

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration. This is an individual in the planning profession 5 years or less.

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form. This is an individual in the planning profession 5 years or less.

This ticket includes a full conference registration.

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration

This ticket includes a conference registration for ONE DAY only. Please indicate the day you are attending on your registration form.

This ticket includes a full conference registration. By registering for this rate, you are certifying that you are currently enrolled full-time in an undergraduate or post-graduate program or graduated in June 2022.

Richmond Slave Trail Experience (City/Downtown: Walk) - Take part in a guided 1.5 mile walking tour of the Richmond Slave Trail also known as the Trail of the Enslaved African. The walk, that will chronicle the slave trade from 1619-1965, will begin at Libby Hill to the Manchester Docks over to Lumpkin’s Jail site and will conclude at the Reconciliation Statue. You will be challenged as you imagine and process the arduous journey of those who lived the story.

Brown’s Island and the T. Tyler Potterfield Bridge (City/Downtown: Bike) Visiting these two cultural resources is a great way to see downtown Richmond and the James River, AND an opportunity to see contemporary planning and implementation in an ever-evolving historic area. Join Richmond leaders for a tour of the Potterfield Bridge, a keystone of implementing the 2012 Richmond Riverfront Plan, & Brown’s Island, including a description of Venture Richmond’s ongoing Brown’s Island planning effort.

Development Along the Pulse BRT: Scott's Addition and Rockett's Landing (City/Downtown: GRTC Bus)

Tale of the Two Sides of Jackson Ward (City/Downtown: Walk) Stroll through Jackson Ward & learn about the historic educational, economic, religious & social institutions that inspired its monikers as the "Black Wall Street", and "The Harlem of the South.” Reflect on the role of highway construction and public housing in permanently altering the physical and social environment. Learn how planners are developing community-driven plans to redevelop Gilpin Court & reconnect Jackson Ward.

Urban Design Tour: Great (and not so great) Places in Downtown (City/Downtown: Walk) Take a stroll through Downtown Richmond and discuss the features that make Grace Streets fantastic and the need to expand those features to other parts of Downtown. Learn about the plans for City Center, the Fall Line trail, and other efforts to continue to bring more people to Downtown.

Richmond Parks and Greenspaces (City/Downtown: Private Bus) Learn about the Mayor’s effort to provide more parks in areas that lack park access. Tour existing parks and discuss the features that make them successful community amenities. Then head to South Richmond to tour the sites of new proposed parks and learn from park planners about their efforts to engage the community in designing the new parks.

Richmond Highway: From Manchester to Chesterfield. A bus tour of the redevelopment of Manchester and Route 1 Highway. Attendees will ride a charter bus across the James River and into Manchester. Then travel southward along Route 1 to the successful affordable housing project. On to Falling Creek Ironworks Park, site of one of the first iron production facility in North America, for a short overview and walking tour. The tour will conclude with an explanation of the proposed "Fall Line Trail."

Diamond District Redevelopment (City/Downtown: Private Bus) Learn about the City of Richmond’s public-private partnership to create the Diamond District, a new neighborhood that will be anchored by a new minor league baseball park. Visit the strong growing neighborhoods that surround the Diamond District – including Scott’s Addition, Northside neighborhoods, and the Sauer Center.

Infill Development and Reuse in Richmond (City/Downtown: Private Bus) Visit to Cary St. Station, aka the "Trolley Barn" brownfield redevelopment site in the lower Fan neighborhood of Richmond, and several other nearby alley infill and adaptive reuse projects. Learn how established neighborhoods, like the Fan and the Museum District, can fit in new housing units that align with the historic character of the urban environment.

The Sunday Evening Welcome Reception is July 17, 6:30-8:30pm

This ticket is for GUESTS OF CONFERENCE ATTENDEES. The Sunday Evening Welcome Reception is July 17 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

The evening Reception is Monday, July 18 from 6:00 p.m. - 9 p.m.

This ticket is for GUESTS OF CONFERENCE ATTENDEES.The evening Reception is Monday, July 18 from 6:00 p.m. - 9 p.m.

This ticket is for non-conference attendees who plan to attend the Awards Luncheon ONLY.

The Tuesday evening Young Planners Group (YPG) social is July 19.