Vicki L. Friedman
Freelancer-
An army of volunteers keeps Virginia Beach’s oldest arts organization marching through six productions a year.
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Leah Crouse began playing field hockey at 10 years old before playing for Cox High School, Duke University, the University of Maryland, the national team and now, the Olympic team.
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The Hampton Storytelling Festival has more events, venues and presenters for its second year.
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The “Beyond Monet” exhibit in Virginia Beach is the largest immersive experience in the nation.
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The Hampton Jazz & Music Festival features national artists like Boyz II Men, Coco Jones and Jon Batiste and local performers, like The Fuzz Band.
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“The Lost Colony” play at Waterside Theatre in Manteo has changed since it was first performed 87 years ago, but is still sought-after for performers and locals.
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Colonial Williamsburg planned a full slate of programming for the federal holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
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“A Grand Menagerie” is the most comprehensive display of Anna Hyatt Huntington’s work in nearly a century.
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Among the Gloucester festival’s list of events are several live painting competitions among artists recreating local scenes.
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Mipso returns to the Virginia Arts Festival for the third time this month