on January 14, 2015
The Hampton University Museum, the oldest in Virginia, founded in 1868, features Elizabeth Catlett’s legacy through her amazing prints. Having one of the largest Catlett collections, 25 new pieces never seen in Hampton Roads highlight the faces of women through history. Her former students will also be included, as well as her former husband. A vignette, Virginia And The American Slave Trade is also featured in the History Gallery.
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A journey into a couple of days into the life of an insect colony, discover all aspects as their world is upset by a foreigner. Movement of life with a positive message is the focus in this great show with extraordina...
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Help this great organization prevent child abuse in a safe, creative way. The Fundango Festival provides a memorable event that helps promote the cause and program. Here how you can help to keep children safe with thi...
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Men for Hope is designed to work with successful men to broaden their scope and work with them on challenges such as being a father and a husband. The charity weekend brings in celebrities, sports figures along with l...
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The popular Virginia Beach Oceanfront event returns Labor Day weekend packed with musical talent. 4 stages will provide opportunities for some familiar artists as well as some that have never played the festival. Cult...