by Rachel Reiss | May 25, 2022 | Commerce, Community
In their crusade against climate change, RISE, an economic development organization, has announced the winners of their Rural and Urban Coastal Community Resilience Challenges. These eight small businesses, selected from over 70 submissions, will receive up to $300M...
by Catie Sauer | May 18, 2022 | Art, Commerce, Community, Crowds, Culture
Norfolk’s festival season is in full swing, and up next is Hope House’s biannual Stockley Gardens Arts Festival this weekend, May 21-22. This free, two-day, juried event will showcase more than 115 artists, musicians, and food vendors in Ghent’s...
by Tiffany Frazier | May 17, 2022 | Community, Recreation
Latitude Climbing + Fitness is Norfolk’s first rock climbing gym. For those that have a love of climbing or bouldering, or for people looking for a new way to shake up their fitness routine, Latitude has got you covered! You can find Latitude on Lindsay Avenue...
by Neal Friedman | May 16, 2022 | Commerce, Community, Crowds
A significant mixed-use development is coming to the west side of Norfolk on land directly adjacent to the Elizabeth River Trail. The Railyard at Lambert’s Point proposes turning a couple of seemingly vacant blocks along Hampton Boulevard between ODU and West...
by Paul Stetson Rice | May 12, 2022 | Chow, Community, Crowds, Culture
This Saturday, a celebrity chef, local students, and locally- sourced foods are coming together for an event this region has never seen: Uprooted. The Crop Foundation’s Kip Poole brings Tiffan Ortiz, a Michelin star chef of Food Network fame, to the 757...
by Rachel Reiss | May 10, 2022 | Art, Community, Crowds, Culture
Situated at the northeast corner of Monticello Avenue and Charlotte Street, the Wells Fargo Center will become the stage for one of Norfolk’s most exciting spectacles this year. BANDALOOP, a dance troupe specializing in vertical performance, will soon grace the...
