Chesapeake lives it’s daily life as if the values and little joys we learned in our childhoods still hold true…

A fairly cracked out video Hannah and Jesse made talking all crazy about what they like about Hampton Roads.

Aromas is somewhere to go where, for a few minutes at least, artists can express themselves and maybe feel like their future is a little closer.

Kat from AltDaily’s Monthly Art Events suggests these hot tickets.

Think of it as getting all the good/smart/engaged people in Hampton Roads in a room, and seeing what happens next. And you’re invited.

Rather than hoping Norfolk becomes something it isn’t, we need to embrace what it is. And that’s a fine little city.

Mira Boykin is Single in the 757. And lovin’ it.

My first thought was: “Holy crap, she’s TALL!” I’m slightly over 6 feet tall, and she was almost eye level with me, and she wasn’t in excessively tall heels.

Your local greenie–Amelia Baker, owner of Green Alternatives–judges whether or not Hampton Roads has developed a strong relationship with earth-friendly habits and happenings.

Remember the first time you watched Wizard of Oz with Dark Side of the Moon turned up? Neither do I. (Cue self-aware stoner laugh.) Here’s your second chance.

A flickr group devoted to all things unsightly and off-putting in Hampton Roads. The result…surprisingly beautiful.

Can Norfolk be a city that boasts both metropolitan architecture and green space?

Whether you’re playing pool, foosball, video crack or cranking out tunes on the jukebox, PJ’s does away with being pretentious. It’s not trying to be like other trendy after-hours places; it’s the place to go to relax, and get away from people who are trying to be bigger and better than they really are.

Below is my original post, and I have received a bunch of photos, for which I am thankful.  I have received none from Portsmouth yet – so please folks, snap them and send them!  Also, Beach people – keep ‘em coming.  I don’t yet have photos that represent all of the aspects of Virginia Beach.  [...]

Over the next few months, 24sevencities will attempt to capture the essence of each of the seven cities, and highlight a few of the best places to be and see.  I’ll write these stories, so they’ll have my quirky perspective — but I hope you’ll help me. We’d like to get YOUR point of view, [...]

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