
Join us in preserving and enhancing Chimborazo Park
From seasonal clean-ups to tree plantings and educational presentations, our events bring together neighbors who care about this historic park.
Whether you're picking up litter, planting native species, or learning about urban forestry, every contribution helps preserve Chimborazo for future generations!

With a Church Hill Association grant, the Conservancy partnered with Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Richmond Parks & Rec to plant 94 trees—over 90% native species—in upper Chimborazo Park. Mayor Avula joined volunteers for this first phase of canopy recovery, supporting Richmond's Tree City USA status.

Discovery how climate change impacts our urban trees with author Mike Tidwell and Richmond experts discussing solutions from heat island mitigation to the city's new Urban Forestry Master Plan. Co-sponsored by Chimborazo Park Conservancy and Church Hill Association.

Join the Richmond Symphony for an unforgettable free evening of music under the stars!

Kick off spring by joining fellow Church Hill neighbors to refresh and ready our beloved park for the season. Coffee and refreshments provided.

Help beautify our historic park as we clear winter debris and prepare trails and greenspaces for spring. Community volunteers of all ages are encouraged to participate.

Free holiday open house at the historic Chimborazo Round House (c. 1915). Part of the Church Hill Holiday Weekend Historic Home Tour. Enjoy historic decorations, the Virginia Moto Classic Display, and homemade treats.

Join neighbors for our spring park clean-up to prepare Chimborazo for the warmer months ahead. All ages welcome—bring gloves and community spirit.