6,242 Pieces of Denim Donated

Great Denim Days was a huge success! Goodwill Industries received 6,242 pieces of denim and 13 PTAs received a total of $6,000. Thank you to everyone that participated.

Local businesses build strong communities.

They sustain our local shopping areas by linking our neighborhoods with economic and social relationships.

Buy local first whenever possible.

Every dollar you spend in Chesterfield County at a local business impacts the vitality of our community. You are also helping to build a stronger local economy.

When you Shop Chesterfield First,

you create jobs, help fund county services, invest in neighborhood improvements and promote county prosperity.

Participate in School Fundraisers

Learn more about how you can participate in Chesterfield County School Fundraisers.

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The dollars you spend in Chesterfield

County to support local businesses and employ people who spend their wages in our community. This creates a strong ripple effect that helps to sustain our local economy.

Economic research shows that in an increasingly homogenized world,

entrepreneurs and skilled workers are more likely to invest and settle in areas that preserve their unique local business character.

Chesterfield VA businesses from category: Entertainment

Chesterfield Historical Society

See each facility for details

Phone: 804-796-7121

The Chesterfield Historical Society of Virginia serves as the center for Chesterfield history. Throughout the year, the Society presents at least 50 historic events and programs. Its purpose is to collect, preserve, interpret and promote the county's unique past for the education of present and future generations.

Howlett's Restaurant and Tavern

3530 Festival Park Plaza, Chester, VA 23831

Phone: (804) 930-1034

Howlett's is famous in the area for its great food and cozy atmosphere. Local favorites are prime rib, crab cakes, fresh seafood and great steaks.

Swift Creek Mill Theatre

17401 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Colonial Heights, Va 23834

Phone: (804) 748-5203

Swift Creek Mill Theatre has been delighting audiences with theatrical productions since 1965. It is housed in what is believed to be the oldest grist mill in America, dating back to Virginia’s early English settlers.