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The James River provides much of the scenery and fun in this region. The mild rapids west of town are perfect for a day of tubing, and local liveries and guides ensure excellent boating and fishing experiences. |
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 The
Levee Walk runs across the top of the levee, from the Ferry Street to
Bird Street. The Levee Walk can also be accessed from Dorrier
Park and Canal Basin
Square. Dorrier Park has tennis courts, a playgound, and soccer
and softball fields. |
| Area vineyards offer tours and wine tastings. The James River provides excellent boating and fishing, with an annual Fishing Jamboree. You can ride a bike to nearby Hatton Ferry, one of the last poled ferries in the country, or contact one of the local river outfitters and take a float trip back to town. |
During
the summer, the local Farmers' Market brims with produce and crafts.
Fourth of July includes a colorful parade, antiques fair, flea market,
and live music — capped off with a brilliant fireworks display.
Annual festivals feature 
A
variety of festivals and activities are available, both within the town
itself and in the surrounding area. Theater productions are produced
by the Horseshoe Bend Players in the old Victory Hall theater. Various
musical events, such as the free summer concert series