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Can You Dig It? Richmond’s ‘Game of Shrooms’ is On!

by RVA Staff | ART, COMMUNITY, DESIGN & ILLUSTRATION, GAMES & COLLECTIBLES, OUTDOORS, PAINTING & SCULPTURE, WTF?!

This Saturday, June 8, you’re in for a quirky twist on your morning jaunt around Richmond. Prepare to encounter some wildly creative, fungus-fueled art installations as the 'Game of Shrooms' returns to sprinkle its spores around the globe—and right here in River City....

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