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Bringing the Country to the Beach: Old Beach Farmers Market

Written by George W. Culver.

You hear about farmer’s markets all the time, everywhere. So what? The big deal is a lot of these people are out there busting their hump trying to make a living either doing something they are passionate about or continuing a way of life passed down from one generation to the next.

Review: Cuff Me! The Fifty Shades of Grey Musical Parody

Written by James Roach.

New York City: the musical theatre capital of New York State. It is said that if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. Having already made it in New York City with a successful, sold out run off Broadway, the producers of Cuff Me: The Fifty Shades of Grey Musical Parody are bringing the hit show to The Norva this weekend.

The Scene at Virginia Beer Festival

Written by George W. Culver.

The 12th Annual Virginia Beer Festival was a two-day celebration of beer, with over 75 breweries serving over 100 different brews. If you like beer, this was Nirvana... at least for a couple of days. Local to international taps kept the beer flowing, food was available, and I even heard there were fancy port-o-potties hidden somewhere on the grounds. The kegs were tapped at 2pm, and as if on cue the rain started at 6 washing away the stragglers and lingerers.

Cat-free Craft Zone Coming Soon

Written by Amanda Lynn David.

A delicate handmade curtain separates the lightly scented homemade soaps, fabric-covered buttons and hand-stitched makeup bags from the dust-covered tables, worn claw hammers and messy paint buckets. Despite the disarray of construction, crafty awesomeness lies ahead. 

A Banner Night for Norfolk

Written by Jesse Scaccia.

So truly a banner night for Norfolk last night. All of these are facts, not just my Mountain Dew fueled optimism: 

  1. There will be food trucks Downtown. Maybe even next month. 
  2. There is officially an arts district in Norfolk. 
  3. Open container laws have been relaxed. 
  4. The council put a unique local business in a better position to succeed, signaling a more progressive view of a Downtown with awesome bones. 
 
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