Arts & Community

The Norfolk museum's annual festival, which highlights the work of local artists and artisans, has grown in its 10 years. It will offer free shuttle service from four nearby sites.

Our newest app provides a free streaming channel, bringing you the latest news, in-depth documentaries, and the entertainment you’ve come to love from WHRO Public Media—all in one place.

The Norfolk Forum was established over 90 years ago to host lectures on pertinent affairs of the time. The forum continues the work and its season begins this week.

Public Lens is our new platform for local filmmakers. It’s where fresh voices share the places, people, and ideas that inspire them.

Two artists noticed that people would congregate in a small storage area where they'd store their supplies. They realized creatives needed a hub and opened one two months ago.

Judge Eileen Olds, a Chesapeake native and a graduate of Indian River High School, is a trailblazer in her career.

Virginia Humanities at WHRO recently announced winners from a new grant program targeted at Hampton Roads’ museums, libraries, historic sites, and other cultural nonprofits.

Join us on the Yorktown Battlefield for a family-fun day filled with activities & a first look screening of Ken Burns’ new documentary, The American Revolution.

Music fans lost both Sly Stone and Brian Wilson this week. On Saturday, WHRV and WFOS will honor their legacies and contributions with two special programs.