Upcoming Virginia Chapter Events

Putting Out Parkinson's Golf Tournament Virginia Suffolk

Putting Out Parkinson’s Golf Tournament

Thursday, October 30

Join us for a fun-filled day of inspiration, hope, and a great sense of community! Funds raised will enable APDA Virginia to continue providing information, education, and support to those impacted by PD and fund scientific research into the causes, prevention, treatments, and ultimately, the cure. Every dollar raised makes a significant difference.


Putt Putt Golf  Parkinson's Fundraiser Richmond VA

Mini Golf – Big Impact

Saturday, October 4

Join us at Patterson Golf Park for a special mini golf fundraiser event to support APDA Virginia Chapter! You and your family can expect to play a fun 18-hole game (or two!) for a donation at an accessible mini golf park and have the opportunity to chat with APDA Virginia.

We will have prizes, information for our friends in the Parkinson’s community, and more! This event is open to anyone in the community and those impacted by Parkinson’s.  


Parkinson’s Education Day

Saturday, October 25

Join us for a breakfast symposium focused on living well with Parkinson’s disease! Please send us your questions for the experts in advance of the event.


Virtual Care Partner Series: Partners in Parkinson’s

Every Tuesday in November (on Zoom)

APDA Virginia is proud to support those who support the Parkinson’s community this November with a special series dedicated to care partners. Tune in to hear about special topics related to resources, tips, opportunities, and connections for the underrepresented heroes of the Parkinson’s community – our care partners.


Good Start Program

Wednesday, November 12 &
Wednesday, November 19 (Virtual and in-person)

The Good Start Program is a two-part series presented by a team of Parkinson’s disease specialists from the University of Virginia’s Department of Neurology and the Comprehensive Parkinson’s Disease Clinic team. Participants will receive up-to-date information on diagnosis and treatment, as well as community resources to assist in PD management.