Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
This focused, first-floor exhibition in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby explores the urban metropolis as a source of poetic and visual inspiration for photographers across generations and continents.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Learn the basic methods of glassmaking at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio with these afternoon overview classes. Teasers include glassblowing, fusing, and frameworking, and no experience is necessary. Each class is limited to 4 to 8 students for the best hands-on experience and interaction with our Studio Team. Come alone or sign up with a small group of friends or family (minimum age 10). See website for specific dates and details, and to register online.
The Chrysler is open late on Wednesdays, and the Glass Studio holds free demonstrations every Wednesday night starting at 6 p.m. You can watch glass being made, stroll through our glass galleries, and even have a snack or a glass of wine at the Chrysler Cafe. Following demonstrations are opportunities to try one of the common processes used to create works in glass—from glassblowing and sandcasting to glass fusing and flameworking. Check website for details and to register.
A thrilling play of deep and revealing beauty that remains one of the most profound dramas in American theater, Death of a Salesman, Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner, will be performed at the Wells Theatre. Times vary, check website for matinee and evening performance times.
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
Enjoy bigger more bountiful hydrangea blooms, THIS year! Join gardener Moriah Difernando in our Kaufman Hydrangea Garden as she shares her knowledge and expertise on shaping and caring for these showy shrubs. This hands-on workshop will insure participants enjoy more prolific blooms in their home gardens. Physical activity level is light to moderate. (.2 CEU credit hours)
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
This focused, first-floor exhibition in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby explores the urban metropolis as a source of poetic and visual inspiration for photographers across generations and continents.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Learn the basic methods of glassmaking at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio with these afternoon overview classes. Teasers include glassblowing, fusing, and frameworking, and no experience is necessary. Each class is limited to 4 to 8 students for the best hands-on experience and interaction with our Studio Team. Come alone or sign up with a small group of friends or family (minimum age 10). See website for specific dates and details, and to register online.
Lucy is a four-year-old girl with a very active imagination. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend Mr. Marmalade doesn’t have much time for her. Not to mention he beats up his personal assistant, has a cocaine addiction, and a penchant for pornography. Larry, her only real friend, is the youngest suicide attempt in the history of New Jersey.
A thrilling play of deep and revealing beauty that remains one of the most profound dramas in American theater, Death of a Salesman, Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner, will be performed at the Wells Theatre. Times vary, check website for matinee and evening performance times.
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
This focused, first-floor exhibition in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby explores the urban metropolis as a source of poetic and visual inspiration for photographers across generations and continents.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Learn the basic methods of glassmaking at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio with these afternoon overview classes. Teasers include glassblowing, fusing, and frameworking, and no experience is necessary. Each class is limited to 4 to 8 students for the best hands-on experience and interaction with our Studio Team. Come alone or sign up with a small group of friends or family (minimum age 10). See website for specific dates and details, and to register online.
Fitzsimmons' path into music came at the influence and education of his parents, both of whom being blind, relied on the language of music to bridge the gap between themselves and their child. Fitzsimmons' new release, Gold In The Shadow, is a musical reflection of the psychological renovation that took place in the years following his divorce. Fitzsimmons is equal parts songwriter and psychotherapist, all while creating captivating music.
The Green Room Players have created an informative and interactive show for children and adults celebrating the accomplishments of four African-Americans from different periods in our history. If you love history, you’ll love being introduced to these four inventors whose ideas have: saved lives, prevented blindness, made train travel safer, and women’s hair more beautiful. Please join us and celebrate our diversity and ingenuity together at The Venue
Lucy is a four-year-old girl with a very active imagination. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend Mr. Marmalade doesn’t have much time for her. Not to mention he beats up his personal assistant, has a cocaine addiction, and a penchant for pornography. Larry, her only real friend, is the youngest suicide attempt in the history of New Jersey.
A thrilling play of deep and revealing beauty that remains one of the most profound dramas in American theater, Death of a Salesman, Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner, will be performed at the Wells Theatre. Times vary, check website for matinee and evening performance times.
The Pushers have gathered Hampton Roads' finest and funniest women female writers, actresses and comedians for Panties In A Twist. A sketch comedy show written by women... starring women... and brought to you on Norfolk's biggest stage, The NorVa.
An all female sketch comedy show at The Norva. The Pushers have gathered Hampton Roads' finest and funniest women female writers, actresses and comedians for a sketch comedy show written by women and starring women. Tickets on sale at all Ticketmaster outlets, norvatickets.com, and Jewish Mother Backstage Norfolk.
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
Stimulate your mind by learning a new skill with individualized instruction from paper artist Rich Gray in these one-day workshops. Learn how to fold decorative paper into colorful designs for display or gifts. No previous experience required. All other supplies included.
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
This focused, first-floor exhibition in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby explores the urban metropolis as a source of poetic and visual inspiration for photographers across generations and continents.
Attention beginning and aspiring artists! Join us for this all day workshop and expand your artistic palate through watercolor. Class includes hands on instruction with instructor Diana Davis.
The Chrysler Museum of Art's Glass Studio holds live glass art demonstrations every Saturday and Sunday at 4:00pm, in addition to weekend workshops. These workshops offer a more in-depth initiation to basic and intermediate glassmaking techniques, as well as the opportunity to create a finished product. Check website for specific dates, times, and availability and to register online.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Learn the basic methods of glassmaking at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio with these afternoon overview classes. Teasers include glassblowing, fusing, and frameworking, and no experience is necessary. Each class is limited to 4 to 8 students for the best hands-on experience and interaction with our Studio Team. Come alone or sign up with a small group of friends or family (minimum age 10). See website for specific dates and details, and to register online.
2 Hour Narrated Naval Base Cruises depart from Nauticus, home of the Battleship Wisconsin in Downtown Norfolk. The Captain's fascinating and entertaining commentary describes one of the world's busiest sea ports and largest naval base, home of the Atlantic Fleet: Destroyers, Guided Missile Cruisers, Submarines, Aircraft Carriers and more. Coast Guard certified and inspected. Guests enjoy smooth water cruising, comfortable seating, air conditioned enclosed deck with restrooms and snack bar, and a spacious shaded upper deck.
The Green Room Players have created an informative and interactive show for children and adults celebrating the accomplishments of four African-Americans from different periods in our history. If you love history, you’ll love being introduced to these four inventors whose ideas have: saved lives, prevented blindness, made train travel safer, and women’s hair more beautiful. Please join us and celebrate our diversity and ingenuity together at The Venue
READY! SET! CRAWL! Already the most charitable pub crawl in the nation, the Ghent Winter Bar Tour will try to outdo itself once again as it hits the streets of midtown Norfolk for the biggest night out this winter! As always, all proceeds from this event will benefit a fantastic organization making a big difference in our local community- Edmarc Hospice for Children. More than 1,250 participants helped make last winter's tour a raging success with a record-breaking $30,390 raised for charity and we expect even more good things this time around. Our largest annual pub crawl will journey once again down Colley Avenue, 21st Street, and the surrounding locale in the historic midtown Norfolk neighborhood of Ghent. And to cap it all off, we're throwing our biggest block party yet in the parking lot behind the Belmont House of Smoke featuring three live bands, games amd prizes!
From half-pint seven year olds to college students, educators, and seasoned citizens MPAC's community steelpan musicians will showcase a sweet musical variety of Calypso, Contemporary Gospel, Samba, Pop and Mambo in full effect and second to none. The program features SCBC Steel Praising, Pans On Fire, Jr. Mosaic, Mosaic Chamber Ensemble and Mosaic Steel Orchestra.
As evinced by the album’s all-encompassing title, Minus the Bear have merged their myriad influences into a sweeping collection marked by its slinky and sensual melding of city-stomping rock and deep funk grooves. That spirit of sonic lasciviousness is mirrored in the album’s raw take on human sexuality – a theme as intricate and elaborate as the band’s extraordinary music. Boldly experimental yet instantly accessible, OMNI is Minus the Bear’s most provocative and potent work to date.
Lucy is a four-year-old girl with a very active imagination. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend Mr. Marmalade doesn’t have much time for her. Not to mention he beats up his personal assistant, has a cocaine addiction, and a penchant for pornography. Larry, her only real friend, is the youngest suicide attempt in the history of New Jersey.
A thrilling play of deep and revealing beauty that remains one of the most profound dramas in American theater, Death of a Salesman, Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner, will be performed at the Wells Theatre. Times vary, check website for matinee and evening performance times.
Known to you from Pop Culture, you’ll spot this familiar melody you’ve heard for years at Chrysler Hall. From the opening notes, you’ll recognize the melody that has been heard for years on concert stages and in pop culture.
Belmont House of Smoke will host a Blcok party following the Ghent Winter Bar tour. Block Party will have live music by Tipping Point. MUst be registered for Ghent Winter Bar Tour or pay cover to enter.
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
This focused, first-floor exhibition in the Kaufman Theatre Lobby explores the urban metropolis as a source of poetic and visual inspiration for photographers across generations and continents.
If you love movies, join a discriminating group of cinephiles to share brunch (bagels and cream cheese, doughnuts, coffee, juice, etc), conversation, critique, and an advance screening of the latest offering from a roster of prominent independent, foreign, and American filmmakers.
The Chrysler Museum of Art's Glass Studio holds live glass art demonstrations every Saturday and Sunday at 4:00pm, in addition to weekend workshops. These workshops offer a more in-depth initiation to basic and intermediate glassmaking techniques, as well as the opportunity to create a finished product. Check website for specific dates, times, and availability and to register online.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Learn the basic methods of glassmaking at the Chrysler Museum Glass Studio with these afternoon overview classes. Teasers include glassblowing, fusing, and frameworking, and no experience is necessary. Each class is limited to 4 to 8 students for the best hands-on experience and interaction with our Studio Team. Come alone or sign up with a small group of friends or family (minimum age 10). See website for specific dates and details, and to register online.
2 Hour Narrated Naval Base Cruises depart from Nauticus, home of the Battleship Wisconsin in Downtown Norfolk. The Captain's fascinating and entertaining commentary describes one of the world's busiest sea ports and largest naval base, home of the Atlantic Fleet: Destroyers, Guided Missile Cruisers, Submarines, Aircraft Carriers and more. Coast Guard certified and inspected. Guests enjoy smooth water cruising, comfortable seating, air conditioned enclosed deck with restrooms and snack bar, and a spacious shaded upper deck.
Lucy is a four-year-old girl with a very active imagination. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend Mr. Marmalade doesn’t have much time for her. Not to mention he beats up his personal assistant, has a cocaine addiction, and a penchant for pornography. Larry, her only real friend, is the youngest suicide attempt in the history of New Jersey.
The Green Room Players have created an informative and interactive show for children and adults celebrating the accomplishments of four African-Americans from different periods in our history. If you love history, you’ll love being introduced to these four inventors whose ideas have: saved lives, prevented blindness, made train travel safer, and women’s hair more beautiful. Please join us and celebrate our diversity and ingenuity together at The Venue
A thrilling play of deep and revealing beauty that remains one of the most profound dramas in American theater, Death of a Salesman, Pulitzer Prize & Tony Award winner, will be performed at the Wells Theatre. Times vary, check website for matinee and evening performance times.
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
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Admission to the Garden is $5 per person every day in February February Fun Month Events: Bike riding is permitted on paved paths in the Garden all day long, all month long.
2 For 1 Studio Fees Every Wednesday At Color Me Mine
Picture this: An Asian-American man from New York city is walking through African-American communities in the deep South. He's carrying an antique-looking wooden camera and a tripod and asking people if he can take their pictures. Most times they feel comfortable enough to say yes, because as Baldwin Lee notes in his memoir, he's a minority within a minority.
The energy and vitality of the modern city, with its distinctive architecture and way of life, have long fascinated photographers, from Germaine Krull and Ilse Bing to Jun Shiraoka and Abelardo Morell.
Experience outstanding Works of contemporary and self-taught art in the intimate state-of-the-art Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries located in University Village, 4509 Monarch Way, east of Hampton Blvd. Special exhibition and frequent changes in display of the permanent collection mean that there's always something new on every visit to the galleries.
The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio presents free daily demonstrations during your lunch break. There's something seductive about glass, about seeing lava transformed into beautiful, delicate art, so grab a sandwich and stop by. Seating is first-come, first-served. Check website for more details.
Every Wednesday evening offers free activities such as live music, lectures, or book club. Check website for specific event details. 
Klass Act Productions Karaoke Every Wednesday Night at Cogan's Pizza
New York-based artist Judith Braun takes finger painting to an entirely new level in this live site-specific installation in the Waitzer Community Gallery this winter. Her innovative technique involves drawing directly on the wall with her fingers dipped in charcoal dust. This natural medium has been used by artists for centuries but Braun reinvigorates this tradition by using her own body as a drawing tool. The Chrysler’s wall installation represents Braun’s most extensive site-specific project to date and her first live, performative execution of her work.
Enjoy bigger more bountiful hydrangea blooms, THIS year! Join gardener Moriah Difernando in our Kaufman Hydrangea Garden as she shares her knowledge and expertise on shaping and caring for these showy shrubs. This hands-on workshop will insure participants enjoy more prolific blooms in their home gardens. Physical activity level is light to moderate. (.2 CEU credit hours)
Lucy is a four-year-old girl with a very active imagination. Unfortunately, her imaginary friend Mr. Marmalade doesn’t have much time for her. Not to mention he beats up his personal assistant, has a cocaine addiction, and a penchant for pornography. Larry, her only real friend, is the youngest suicide attempt in the history of New Jersey.
The Green Room Players have created an informative and interactive show for children and adults celebrating the accomplishments of four African-Americans from different periods in our history. If you love history, you’ll love being introduced to these four inventors whose ideas have: saved lives, prevented blindness, made 
The Pushers have gathered Hampton Roads' finest and funniest women female writers, actresses and comedians for Panties In A Twist. A sketch comedy show written by women... starring women... and brought to you on Norfolk's biggest stage, The NorVa.
Skydog, A Tribute to the Allman Brothers Band, will perform at the Jewish Mother Backstage at 9PM.
Attention beginning and aspiring artists! Join us for this all day workshop and expand your artistic palate through watercolor. Class includes hands on instruction with instructor Diana Davis.
2 Hour Narrated Naval Base Cruises depart from Nauticus, home of the Battleship Wisconsin in Downtown Norfolk. The Captain's fascinating and entertaining commentary describes one of the world's busiest sea ports and largest naval base, home of the Atlantic Fleet: Destroyers, Guided Missile Cruisers, Submarines, Aircraft Carriers and more. Coast Guard certified and inspected. Guests enjoy smooth water cruising, comfortable seating, air conditioned enclosed deck with restrooms and snack bar, and a spacious shaded upper deck.
READY! SET! CRAWL!
Enjoy an elegant evening at the Chrysler Museum of Art of wine tasting, music and art from around the world.
As evinced by the album’s all-encompassing title, Minus the Bear have merged their myriad influences into a sweeping collection marked by its slinky and sensual melding of city-stomping rock and deep funk grooves. That spirit of sonic lasciviousness is mirrored in the album’s raw take on human sexuality – a theme as intricate and elaborate as the band’s extraordinary music. Boldly experimental yet instantly accessible, OMNI is Minus the Bear’s most provocative and potent work to date.
If you love movies, join a discriminating group of cinephiles to share brunch (bagels and cream cheese, doughnuts, coffee, juice, etc), conversation, critique, and an advance screening of the latest offering from a roster of prominent independent, foreign, and American filmmakers.
Norfolk Sharx home game at the Scope Arena vs Baltimore Blast
