-
Even if I’m not the one to see the end result of this — whatever that could look like — it’s bigger than one person, said Lacroy Nixon.
-
The Ryan Resilience Lab in Norfolk hosts a program featuring Alexis Pauline Gumbs, author of 'Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons from Marine Mammals.'
-
-
Lisa Carter Diemyer, aka Trixie, started her Vintage Trixie store for antiques and collectibles. During the years, however, it has become an 'odditorium' of quirky miniatures, tarot tea parties and more.
-
Nitro Circus includes more than 20 action-sports athletes and daredevils at Harbor Park on Aug. 25.
-
Historical records state that the first Africans brought to a British North American colony was in late August 1619, at what is now known as Fort Monroe.
-
One of Virginia Beach’s local museums is highlighting the role of enslaved people and women in one of Princess Anne County’s biggest landowning families.
-
Hampton-born artist Chris Diont'e inexplicably grew up with a love of the country and horses and, on a whim, started a history project tied to those passions. He discovered his family's unique story.
-
Josh Groban's 'Stage, Screen & Symphony' concert pulls on classics from Broadway and film. It will include pieces from Groban's most recent album release, 'Cinematic.'
-
Artist Jaida Garrison's solo exhibition, 'Bloom,' highlights the light and dark, beautiful and distorted aspects of life, she said.
-
Writer Vicki L. Friedman is 10 years younger than her sister, which often meant the two were miles apart on subjects, like ships passing in the night. But they shared a love of Barry Manilow and have special plans for his Saturday stop in Norfolk.
-
“The performing aspect fed my soul,” said John Brewington, the city's inaugural Champion of Arts Education. “The education piece of it fed my need to transfer knowledge, to want to excite kids the way it excited me.”