by Paul Stetson Rice | May 19, 2022 | Art, Crowds, Culture
“Just two lovebirds singing without reverb.” That’s all that the War and Treaty offer up as a self-description on their website. But damn, does that undersell this duo of musicians. Tanya Blount and Michael Trotter are a husband and wife musical team throwing out the...
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 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 Paul Stetson Rice | May 11, 2022 | Crowds
Over the past few years, Maker’s Craft Brewery has hosted a small battalion of food trucks and practically an entire legion of musicians. It has been an impressive feat for a relatively new brewery, having just landed on Church Street in 2019. However, while we...
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...
