When COVID-19 hit and concert venues closed their doors, the violinists Etienne Gara and YuEun Kim of the LA-based chamber orchestra Delirium Musicum took to the road in Boris, their 1971 VW bus, for what became a 6-month odyssey, performing for farm workers, winemakers, random passersby, and various animals. As MusiKaravan, their goal was to […]

About the Event Get ready to rock your way into autumn with our Free Fall Outdoor Concert Series! We're turning up the volume on fun with an incredible lineup of live performances that will have you dancing under the stars. Join us on select Fridays for unforgettable nights filled with music, food, and good vibes. […]

Julie Dunn, Hill House Museum Board member and local researcher lectures at 1 pm detailing General Lafayette’s visit to Portsmouth. She is joined by “The Women of the House,” three museum interpreters describing Hill family connections to General Lafayette’s visit. Light refreshments served. The museum is open from 12-3. Tickets are $5 cash per person […]

Join us for another free Speaker Series by the Friends of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum, Featuring The Maritime Dimension of Lafayette’s Return Featuring by  Dr. Ingo Heidbrink. This event will be at the Portsmouth Welcome Center Auditorium, at 206 High St and is free and open to the public. Dr. Heidbrink, is the Chairman […]

Join island rock project Righteous Roots in their FREE full band debut for reggae night at River’s Casino in Portsmouth, VA!

Ukranian organist Viktor Billa performs.  Free admission.  An offering to support music in Ukraine will be taken.

City Park– The Fort Nelson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will rededicate the centennial monument to mark the passing of another 100 years at 9am.  The marker was originally placed at City Park in October 1924 to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the return of the Marquis de Lafayette to Portsmouth in […]

The Fort Nelson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will rededicate the centennial monument to mark the passing of another 100 years.  The marker was originally placed at City Park in October 1924 to commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the return of the Marquis de Lafayette to Portsmouth in 1924.  We are now […]