COMMUNITY EVENTS/FESTIVALS
Now-Dec 28 - Dickens’s Christmas Towne, Half Moone Celebration Center(lower level), Weekdays and Sat 10:00 am – 8:00 pm, Sun Noon – 6:00 pm, Open December 24 10:00 am - 2:00 pm, Closed Christmas Day, Town Point, Norfolk. Nauticus and the Virginia Stage Company have joined together to create a new, unique holiday tradition for families throughout the region. DICKENS’ CHRISTMAS TOWNE is an interactive holiday experience on the Downtown Norfolk waterfront. Cobblestone paths and candlelit windows, the smell of freshly-baked treats and the sound of carolers. Just as visitors in Williamsburg encounter colonial townspeople, guests strolling down London’s Drury Lane will bump into Bob Cratchit, his young son Tiny Tim, and other characters from the play. A “prize turkey” hangs in the window of the Poulterer’s on the corner. In the Town Square, visitors perch on crates, drink hot chocolate, and enjoy actors performing Victorian street scenes every hour. We’ll watch Ebenezer Scrooge learn the true meaning of Christmas. Meanwhile, London shop owners sell cider and scones, ornaments, children’s books, toy trains and teddy bears. An amazing model train display will wind through 20-foot-high set pieces. Children will actually be encouraged to “play in the streets” as they look for hidden clues and learn more about holiday traditions. And as the journey through this Victorian Christmas comes to an end, children have the opportunity to get their picture taken with Father Christmas, clad in period clothing. $5 Adults, $4 Children ( 4-12 ), Ages 3 & under FREE.
Now-Dec 31 - 'Christmas in Yorktown' Exhibit at the Gallery at York Hall, Tue-Sat 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, Sun 1 to 4:00 pm, 301 Main Street, Yorktown. Come and enjoy the best of the best of local artist around our area. There will be a mix of local and Christmas holiday art pieces at the Gallery at York Hall. You can relish in our revolving exhibit of fine art in all media by local artists for display and sale.
Now-Dec 31 - Winter Wonderland at Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, Fri/Sat 9:00 am - 8:00 pm, Sun 11:00 am - 5:00 pm, Corner of High & Court St, Portsmouth. Join us for the 10th season of Winter Wonderland at the Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center, with holiday displays from the popular Coleman Nursery Collection that became a tradition for families from across the region. Open special holiday hours. Save up to $4 with a Holiday Pass - $12 gets you one admission to each of the Portsmouth Museums: the Children’s Museum of Virginia, Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum. 393-8543
Now-Dec 31 - Dominion Garden of Lights, Norfolk Botanical Gardens, 5:30 - 10:00 pm nightly. Don’t miss Hampton Road’s favorite holiday tradition. Bring your family and friends to our 20th annual light show extravaganza for a magical holiday experience. During this event, our garden is transformed into a winter wonderland where you can enjoy a 2-mile drive through a million sparkling lights bringing the four seasons to life. $20 Per Car (Friday, Saturday & Sunday), BEST VALUE: $15 Per Car (Monday - Thursday) /http://norfolkbotanicalgarden.org/events/dominion-garden-lights-2014-2014-11-27/
Now-Dec 31 - Antebellum Holidays, Lee Hall Mansion, 163 Yorktown Road, Newport News. Guests step back in time to enjoy the elegance of a mid-nineteenth century Christmas. Period decorations enhance the historic interiors and illustrate how Richard Lee and his family celebrated the holidays in the years before the Civil War. Guided tours are offered. Regular hours and admission rates apply. 757-888-3371
Now-Dec 31 - Christmas at Endview Plantation, 362 Yorktown Road, Newport News. Greenery and period decorations brighten the house for the 1861 holidays. Learn about the families and local history that surround this historic plantation home. Included with regular admission. 757-887-1862
Now Dec 31 - Country Christmas, Hunt Club Farm, Noon - 9:00 pm, London Bridge Road, Virginia Beach. Take a stroll through our Magical Winter Wonderland, 5,000 Square Feet of Animated Holiday Displays. Visit with the animals in the Petting Farm. Thousands of twinkling lights decorate the farm. Shop Our Full Service Christmas Tree Market, it is packed with Virginia Grown 6 – 12 ft. Frasier Fir and White Pine Trees. Stop by the Farm Market for Holiday Items. Watch our wreath makers work creating beautiful holiday decorations. Enjoy Warm Holiday Treats - Bonfires with S’Mores, Hot Apple Cider and Hot Dogs. Visit the Peddler’s Village for Holiday Crafts, local vendors offer all sorts of holiday goodies. $7 per person.
Now-Dec 31 - Horizon Flight Center Holiday Lights Tour, Chesapeake Regional Airport, Tours begin at 5:00 PM each evening, 2800 Airport Drive, Chesapeake. running through December 31, Horizon Flight Center is offering its Holiday Lights Tour. Your flight will begin at Chesapeake Regional Airport and pass you over the grand illuminations of Olde Towne Portsmouth and downtown Norfolk to follow up the Elizabeth River for a fly-by of the naval station’s ship lights. The tour continues by Norfolk’s Botanical Gardens around Cape Henry with a final turn into the glistening Virginia Beach boardwalk. Hot chocolate awaits you when you land and a photo will be snapped to share your holiday flight tour memories. Horizon’s Holiday Lights Tours will be flown in one of our Cessna 172/G1000 - N9530H, N604TT or N1407D for a luminous avionics experience! Up to 3 passengers are welcome per flight (please note total occupancy is based on individual weight maximums). All tours must be reserved in advance. Space is limited! Call to book your tour today! Admission: $249 per tour, (757) 421-9000 / http://horizonflightcenter.com/links/holiday-lights-tour/
Now-Jan 1 - Celebration in Lights, Newport News Park, 13560 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News. Virginia’s first drive-through holiday light event, Newport News Park will be transformed by over 800,000 individual lights creating animated holiday and fanciful scenes. This year’s event will feature more “light tubes” which create the effect of falling snow, more lighted arches, and the refurbishment of displays with energy efficient LED bulbs. The event will be open each evening, 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. through New Year’s.
Now-Jan 4 - A Colonial Christmas, Yorktown Victory Center & Jamestown Settlement, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, 200 Water Street, Yorktown, and 2110 Jamestown Road, Route 31 South, Williamsburg. Holiday traditions of 17th- and 18th-century Virginia are recalled through special interpretive programs and, from December 26 through 31, musical entertainment of the period. At the Yorktown Victory Center, hear accounts of Christmas and winter in Revolutionary War encampments and glimpse holiday preparations on a 1780s farm. $. Closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Call 757.253.4838
Now-Jan 4 - McDonald’s Holiday Lights at the Beach, Wed/Thu 5:30 - 10:00 pm, Fri-Dec 4 4:30 - 11:00 pm, Virginia Beach Oceanfront, enter at 2nd Street.
Now-Jan 4 - Hampton Carousel open for holidays, 1:00 - 8:00 pm (closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day), 602 Settlers Landing Rd., Hampton. Ride Hampton’s restored 1920 merry-go-round this holiday season. One of only 200 antique carousels still in the United States, the Hampton Carousel is a rare and beautiful example of American folk art. ride for $2, or free ticket with purchase of $15 of merchandise at a downtown store
Now-Jan 6 - "Artfully Done: Gifts for All Seasons", Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts, Tue-Sat 11:00 am - 4:00 pm, 110 West Finney Avenue, Suffolk. Be sure to visit our “Artfully Done” gallery exhibition to see what our very talented regional artists have produced. Most items in the exhibition are for sale, so you can purchase handmade gifts just in time for the holidays. 757.923.2900 / www.SuffolkCenter.org
Now-Jan 19 - MacArthur on Ice: Outdoor Ice Skating In Downtown Norfolk. There’s only one place to skate outdoors during the holidays at MacArthur Center, where you’ll always find something special. Bring the family, bring your friends and enjoy the best skating extravaganza Norfolk’s ever seen. The outdoor ice rink is located at the corner of Monticello Avenue and Freemason Street, across the street from The Norva.http://www.shopmacarthur.com/maconice
Now-Jan 20 - Winter Extravaganza Carnival, MacArthur Center, Downtown Norfolk. Enjoy our outdoor Winter Carnival featuring nine family-friendly rides. Located outside next to MacArthur On Ice, the Winter Carnival will be open Thursday through Sunday until the kids are out of school, at which time it will be open seven days a week. The cost is $1.25 for a single ticket, $25 for 25 tickets or $40 for 50 tickets. Rides include: 55-foot-tall, LED-lit Ferris Wheel, 20-foot-tall Fun Slide, Tilt-a-Whirl, Spinning Monkeys, Helicopters, Red Baron Airplanes, Rio Grande Train, Spinning Tea Cups, Ocean Rage.
Now-Feb 2 - Oceanfront Ice Park, Rudee Loop, Virginia Beach. Ice skate at the Oceanfront to holiday tunes and a sea breeze. The Ice Park will provide a full array of events and activities highlighted by special demonstrations and a holiday themed carnival area for the kids! Admission to the Ice Park is $12 for individuals and $45 for families (up to 5 people) and includes rental skates and unlimited skating for the evening. Skating is open to everyone age 4 and up! Military discount tickets are available at all local base Information, Ticket & Tour Offices (ITT).
All Week - ‘Holt Family Lights’, Mon-Thu & Sun: 5:15 - 10:00 pm; Fri & Sat: 5:15 - 10:30 pm, 900 Teakwood Court, Chesapeake. Enjoy this annual Christmas display at the home of Allen and Cattina Holt. Featuring new lights, new characters, new elements, and new surprises. With more than 35,000 lights, 40 inflatables, 5 wireframes, 9 controllers, and 144 channels, this display is sure to get you in the holiday spirit! Open rain or snow if possible. Come see Elmo, Santa, Buddy the Elf and Frosty the Snowman.https://www.facebook.com/pages/Holt-Family-Lights/163705990330762?sk=timeline
All Week - ‘Pugh Family Christmas Light Show’, Normal display hours will be 6 - 10:00 pm weeknights, 6 - 10:30 pm weekends, 902 Heydon Court, Chesapeake. Welcome to the home of Charlie and Bridgette Pugh. We will also be collecting Toys For Tots again this year because every child should experience the magic of Christmas. Hope to see everyone as we start the beginning of “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.”
Tue Dec 23, Fri Dec 26, Mon-Wed Dec 29-31 - Winter Break Camp, Old Hampton Community Center, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm, 201 Lincoln Street, Hampton. We have a list of fun-filled holiday activities for your child to do during the Winter Break Camp Program which includes trips, crafts, games, and much more. This program is designed for individuals with special needs (ages 5.5 to 22). Participants must be enrolled in school, and they must have a current copy of IEP. All programs require an annual assessment for registration in order to ensure proper accommodations. Assessments are available by appointment only and there is a fee of $35. 727-1125
Tue-Wed, Dec 23-24 - Father Christmas, Merchant’s Square, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, Duke of Gloucester St, Williamsburg. Greet Father Christmas in the Square on weekends throughout the season. Find him at the Christmas tree outside from the Precious Gem.
Wed, Dec 24 - Full Day Program, Old Hampton Community Center, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm, 201 Lincoln Street, Hampton. Full Day Program is available when students are out of school on Teachers Work Days. We have a list of fun filled activities for your child to do during the Full Day Program. This program follows the Hampton City Schools traditional calendar. This program is designed for individuals with special needs. Participants must be enrolled in school, and they must have current copy of IEP. All Therapeutic Recreation programs require an assessment for registration in order to ensure proper accommodations. Assessments are available by appointment only and there is a fee of $35. 727-1125
Wed, Dec 24 - Victorian Christmas Carolers and Strolling Santa,Williamsburg Premium Outlets, Carolers 12 - 6:00 pm, Santa 2 - 4:00 pm, Williamsburg.
Wed-Sat - Bruce Munro: Light at the Hermitage, 4 - 9:00 pm, The Hermitage Museum and Gardens, 7637 North Shore Road, Norfolk. Munro conveys his love of experimentation through flickering fluorescent tubes, LED-lit water bottles, Fresnel lenses reminiscent of owl’s eyes, and an inventive reuse of materials. During the exhibit, visitors will wander the Hermitage forest, gardens, boardwalk, and the shoreline of the Lafayette River as they are guided by Munro’s interactive displays. The museum will also house two pieces, a prototype of a building Munro hopes to create and a permanent suspended artwork in the front foyer. $15 Non-Members, $12 Members, Children (6-12), and Active-Duty Military.
Fri, Dec 26 - 9th Annual Kwanzaa Celebration, Attucks Theatre, 6:00 pm, 1010 Church Street, Norfolk. Bring out your traditional kinaras and kaftans…The Attucks Theatre is planning a Kwanzaa Celebration you’ll never forget! Hosted by Atumpan the Talking Drums, Kwanzaa promises to be a high energy, “interactive” experience celebrating the principle of “UNITY” with a live African drumming processional, traditional West African dancers, interactive storytelling, and audience participation on stage as well as the actual Kwanza ceremony. Phone: 757-622-4763
Fri-Sun, Dec 26-28 - Winter Wonderland Weekend activities, Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, Corner of High & Court St, Portsmouth. Face Painting (Fri-Sun), Scrimshaw Holiday Ornaments (Fri), Cookie Decorating (Sat), Chocolate Dipping (Sat)
Fri-Mon, Dec 26-29 - 2014 Norfolk Scope Holiday Invitational Basketball Tournament, Fri 3 pm & 7 pm, Sat 1 pm 3 pm 5 pm & 7 pm, Mon 3 pm & 7 pm, 201 East Brambleton Avenue, Norfolk. The games will take place from December 26th - December 29th and involve eight of the area’s finest high school teams. The 2nd annual holiday tournament will showcase the region’s immense pool of talent in boys’ basketball. Bruce Phelps, former Coordinator of Student Activities for Virginia Beach City Public Schools, will serve as Tournament Director. The following schools will be represented in this year’s holiday invitational: Woodside, Lakeland, Booker T Washington, Indian River, Heritage, Granby, Maury, Tallwood.
Sat, Dec 27 - Decking The Halls, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Downtown Portsmouth. Celebrate the season by going back in time and delving into its history at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum. Come on down and make your own historically inclined ornaments and fun festoons to liven up your dwelling. Also discover the history and traditions behind holiday decoration and why we “deck the halls.” 757-393-8591
Sat, Dec 27 - Movie in the Pool: ‘Elf’, Great Neck Recreation Center, 2 - 4:00 pm, 2521 Shorehaven Drive, Virginia Beach. Enjoy a special feature while floating in the pool. Membership or day pass needed, but no additional cost. Open to all ages, but those age 9 & under must be directly supervised by someone age 16 or older. fun@VBgov.com / (757) 385-5940
Sat, Dec 27 - Pony Rides at the Children’s Museum, 2 - 5:00 pm, Children’s Museum of Virginia, 221 High Street, Olde Towne Portsmouth. Free pony rides for those who have purchased a Holiday Pass, Winter Wonderland admission or admission to the Children’s Museum of Virginia. $5 for all others.
Sat/Sun, Dec 27/28 - Mad Science Fire & Ice at the Children’s Museum of Virginia, 1:30 & 3:30 pm, 221 High Street, Olde Towne Portsmouth. Catch the winter edition of “Fire & Ice.” Discover the cool chemistry in the state of matter and learn the basics of air pressure. Scissors will unexpectedly sizzle and carbon dioxide bubbles will pop as the chilling properties of dry ice are revealed.
Sun, Dec 28 - Float-a-Rama, Bayside Recreation Center, 1 - 4:00 pm, 4500 First Court Road, Virginia Beach. Join us in the pool for a day of huge, fun floats! Enjoy Claw Daddy, Splat!, Sky Totter and Space Mountain. Membership or day pass needed, but no additional cost. Open to all ages, but those age 9 & under must be directly supervised by someone age 16 or older. fun@VBgov.com / (757) 385-5930
Sun, Dec 28 - Songs, Dance and Stories with Via Goode, Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, 2 & 3:00 pm, Corner of High & Court Street, Portsmouth. Via Goode, of Goode Stories, presents holiday talks through songs, dance and stories. 393-8543
Mon, Dec 29 - Special Monday at The Chrysler Museum of Art, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, One Memorial Place, Norfolk. Normally closed, we will be open Monday, Dec. 29 and we invite you to bring your out-of-town visitors in for a visit. The Glass Studio WILL NOT be open as Monday is the normal day for cleaning and maintenance there, so there will be no noon-time demo.
Wed, Dec 31 - Noon Year’s Eve Bash: Countdown to Noon, Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, Corner of High & Court Street, Portsmouth. Countdown to noon with a glittery ball drop, children’s activities and toast to the New Year at the Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center. Families can enjoy all these fun-filled, and family friendly New Year’s festivities all before bedtime. Countdown followed by a toast, crafts, activities, music, and more! 393-8543
Wed, Dec 31 - High Noon Year’s Eve, Virginia Living Museum, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, 524 J. Clyde Morris Blvd., Newport News. The whole family can enjoy this day-time western-themed New Year’s event. Come dressed as a cowpoke. Meet Bubbles the Clown and special animal friends from the Teeny Tiny Farm, make crafts, play games and enjoy fun activities. Count down to the New Year at noon. Cost: $10 in advance, $12 at the door for all special activities. Non-members also pay Museum admission.
Wed, Dec 31 - Last Night on the Town, Virginia Beach Town Center & Pembroke Mall, 2:00 pm to Jan 1, 2015 at 1:00 am, Virginia Beach. Celebrate the “Last Night on the Town,” the City of Virginia Beach’s premier New Year’s Eve event. The festivities begin in the afternoon at Pembroke Mall with entertainment for the whole family by The Magic of Krendl & Company, including a children’s countdown and “midnight celebration” at 5:00 PM. The adult fun continues throughout the night at Town Center with live music by Llamas at Brunch, The Fuzz Band, Seth Stainback & Roosterfoot, and headline band Eddie Money. A midnight countdown by Mayor Will Sessoms and a spectacular laser light show, fireworks, and Virginia Beach Ball Drop will ring in 2014. All activities and entertainment are free and open to the public, with food and adult beverages available for purchase. A separate, ticketed VIP Party with food, beverages and entertainment will be held stage side in a heated tent, providing VIP guests with the best seat in the house.
Wed, Dec 31 - 17th Annual Olde Towne Scottish Walk, 3:30 pm, Beginning at Queen & Washington Streets and Ending at High Street Landing, Portsmouth. The Olde Towne Scottish Walk is modeled after Scotland’s Hogmany Festival, a day when townspeople honor their community and merchants, wishing all the best of luck and prosperity in the coming year. A procession of local family, friends, and visitors will be led by bagpipe-and-drum music down Queen and Washington Streets to High Street Landing for a flag raising ceremony that honors George Washington’s raising of the first flag, the Grand Union. Contact Susan Cocke for more information (757) 650-3052
Wed, Dec 31 - Portsmouth Harbor Lights Lighted Boat Display and Competition, 8:00 pm Judging, Judging from Ocean Marine to Tidewater Yacht and Landings and in between, Portsmouth waterfront. Past prizes include dinners at Gosport Tavern, Roger Browns, gifts from Skipjack Nautical, and massage from Olde Town Chiropractors. If you wish to parade your boat email Susan Heely with vessel description and contact number to: Susancocke@cox.net
Wed, Dec 31 - Downtown Hampton New Year’s Eve Celebration and Block Party, 9:00 pm, along Queens Way, Downtown Hampton. New Year’s Eve 2015 will be a Disco Inferno. Celebrate the coming of 2015 with a Downtown Hampton Block Party along Queens Way. Dance in the new year along Queens Way with DJs while enjoying a variety of restaurants, food vendors, and a traditional midnight “Ball Drop” (crab pot) from the top of Old Point Bank Headquarters. Music, Refreshments, and more!
Wed, Dec 31 - Falsetto 2015: A New Year’s Eve Celebration, presented by The Urban League of Hampton Roads Young Professionals & Still Hope Foundation’s ‘Men for Hope’, Harrison Opera House, 9:00 pm, 160 East Virginia Beach Boulevard, Norfolk. Bring in the New Year at the elegant and historic Harrison Opera House with good music orchestrated by DJ Greyl D & DJ Emanon — two of Hampton Roads’ hottest DJs. Enjoy great food, networking, party favors, and an OPEN BAR with premium spirits. That’s right…OPEN BAR, folks! As always, we encourage guests to party responsibly. For your convenience, we’ve partnered with UBER to provide complimentary rides, as necessary. Tickets: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/falsetto-a-new-years-eve-celebration-tickets-14742078955?aff=eac2
Thu, Jan 1 - The Garden 2.015 Fun Run, Norfolk Botanical Garden, 4 - 7:00 pm, 6700 Azalea Gardens Road, Norfolk. Kick off the New Year in a fun, healthy way. Run through 2.015 miles of spectacular light displays in the most beautiful place in Hampton Roads—Norfolk Botanical Garden! Phone: 757-441-5830
Fri, Jan 2 - Million Bulb Walk, Norfolk Botanical Garden, 5 - 9:00 pm, 6700 Azalea Gardens Road, Norfolk. The Million Bulb Walk Make-Up rain date – back in 2015! For one more night, walk through 2-miles of spectacular light displays with family and friends. It’s a great way to kick off the New Year! This is a walking event. No running, bikes or pets please! Wheelchair accessible (paved paths). General Admission $10 Per Person, $8 NBG Members, Children 2 and under are free, Military Appreciation $8 (Current Military ID Required)
LOCAL THEATER/CONCERTS
Tue, Dec 23 - Symphonicity: 32nd Annual Messiah Sing Along, Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, 8:00 pm, 201 Market Street, Virginia Beach. The audience sings as the chorus and professional soloists perform solos in the Christmas portion of Messiah. Scores are for sale in the lobby for $10 each. Soloists are: Anna Sterrett, Soprano; Kelly Montgomery, Alto; Timothy Ayers-Kerr, Tenor; and Brach Fields, Baritone. FREE. www.symphonicity.org
Tue/Wed, Dec 23/24 - Virginia Stage Company: A Christmas Carol, Wells Theater, Tue 7:00 pm, Wed 8:00 pm, 110 East Tazewell Street, Norfolk. Our favorite tradition returns with a special holiday schedule. Don’t miss this heartwarming classic for the whole family!
Fri-Tue, Dec 26-30 - Dreamers Productions presents: ‘Same Time, Next Year’, Kimball Theater, 8:00 pm, 428 Duke of Gloucester St., Williamsburg. Enjoy an evening of humor and nostalgia as Dreamers Productions presents Same Time, Next Year. This romantic comedy by Bernard Slade follows the touching 25-year love affair of a couple who rendezvous once a year. In six scenes, the play captures the moods of America from the 1950s to the 1970s. Directed by Brandon Lyles. Starring Alex Morse and Ashlie Bruun Ranhorn. Adult language PG-13. Shows are Dec 26, 27, 28, and 30th at 8pm at the Kimball Theatre. There is not a performance on the 29th.
Sat, Dec 27 - Wren Chapel Historic Organ Concert, William & Mary, 10:00 am, The Sir Christopher Wren Building on the College of William & Mary campus, Williamsburg. Bruton Parish’s Music Director, Rebecca Davy, oversees a series of weekly concerts on the 18th-century organ in the Wren Chapel. These half-hour concerts are held each Saturday and are free and open to the public.
Sat, Dec 27 - The 3rd Annual Ira Lindberg Harris Scholarship Benefit Concert, Presented by The Governor’s School for the Arts, at GSA Black Box Theatre, 7:30 pm, 254 Granby Street, Norfolk. Artists from the Hampton Roads area will come together for a night of remembrance and love in a concert entitled “Themes of Love.” A variety of genres will be presented in song as we all honor the life of Ira Lindberg Harris. A scholarship has been created in his name and is presented to two seniors at The Governor’s School for the Arts this school year. Doors open at 7:00pm and the theatre seats 96 occupants. Refreshments will be served following the show. Donations for the Scholarship will be taken as Admission. Phone: 757-409-4022
Tue, Dec 30 - WWE Presents WWE Smackdown, Norfolk Scope Arena, 7:00 pm, 201 East Brambleton Avenue, Norfolk. WWE Smackdown Returns To Scope Arena for the first time in over a year! Double Main Event!! Dean Ambrose vs Bray Wyatt! Roman Reigns vs United States Champion Rusev, and more of your favorite WWE Superstars!
Tue/Wed, Dec 30/31 - Kevin Hart “WHAT NOW”, Hampton Coliseum, 7:00 & 10:30 pm, Hampton. If there’s one thing Kevin Hart can do, it’s sell shoes. If there’s one thing Kevin Hart can do better than sell shoes, it’s explode into one of the foremost comedians and entertainers in the industry today. With his passion for stand-up and entertainment, Hart continues to tour the country to sold-out audiences.
FARMERS’ MARKETS
Sat, Jan 17 - Old Beach Farmers’ Market, Croc’s 19th Street Bistro, 9:00 am-12:00 pm, on the corner of 19th Street and Cypress Ave, Virginia Beach. Old Beach Farmers Market (OBFM) features seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, meats (pork, bison, beef, chicken, turkey, sausages, charcuterie), eggs, seafood, cheeses, a wide assortment of baked goods (biscuits, pies, cakes, brownies and cookies), artisanal breads, and savory foods from local chefs (pasta, sauces, salsas, salads, tamales), soap, and flowers. Founded in 2008, Old Beach Farmers Market is run entirely by volunteers as an independent 501(c)6 organization. We support local family farms, watermen, and Virginia wineries. Old Beach Farmers Market is a certified Virginia Green market, encouraging eco-friendly practices. Walk over or ride a bike. Bring a reusable shopping bag. Come discover the taste of fresh, seasonal fare. Beginning November 2014 and running through May 2015 your market will be open every third Saturday, 9:00 am to Noon.
Sat, Feb 14 - Williamsburg Farmer’s Market, Merchants’ Square, 8:30 am - 12:30 pm, 402 West Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg. the Williamsburg Farmers Market is a favorite Saturday morning gathering spot for the finest Virginia-grown and Virginia-made produce, plants, and products in the area. Contact Tracy Herner, Market Manager 757-259-3768. Over 40 vendors will have produce, fruit, eggs, baked goods, meats, cheeses, honey, live music, and so much more.
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