Arts & Culture

Years in the making, longtime Ghent neighborhood cornerstone’s collection of films is once again available to the public at its new home on the Old Dominion University campus.

The Marlin Mural Festival in Virginia Wesleyan University’s Neil Britton Art Gallery refreshes every semester.

The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum will showcase gowns, suits and outerwear of Edwardian clothing on rotating display over the next three years.

The 2020 Emmy-nominated film “Nobody Wants Us” was presented Feb.15 at the ODU University Theatre in recognition of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The Norfolk Original Indie Comic Expo at Smartmouth Brewing in Norfolk showcases amateur to semi-professional cartoonists.

Seeing the places where important events occurred, where courageous people lived, marched, fought and died helps brings history to life, and this country has created a trail so Americans can better understand the civil rights movement. It has more than 100 sites in 14 states including Virginia.

Randy Coleman, a chemistry professor at William & Mary, has taught a class on the science of love and other emotion for 20 years.

Over the next five years, they plan to analyze as many as a hundred thousand bends in rivers – to better understand what factors influence the way rivers move and to translate patterns into compelling music.

The Panties in a Twist comedy group features 22 female comedians who will perform Feb. 10 at the NorVa.

The three-day comedy festival will feature college improv comedy groups as well as national stand-up acts.