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Noonday Concerts presents Tom Clippinger
Noonday Concerts presents Tom Clippinger
Enjoy an hour of classical guitar from Dr. Tom Clippinger. The concert is free. There is a $5 lunch afterward available.
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Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
14 events,
Volunteer Service Day at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Volunteer Service Day at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Volunteers will work with Elizabeth River Project staff on seasonal tasks such as weeding, planting, cleaning, pruning, and light maintenance. Dress for working outdoors, and bring your work gloves and reusable water bottle. Target age: 16 and above
Free
First Saturday Art Market in Olde Towne Portsmouth
First Saturday Art Market in Olde Towne Portsmouth
Are you an art aficionado in southeast VA? Come see up to 35 local artists for a sidewalk art show on the first Saturday of the month in walkable Olde Towne Portsmouth VA's Cultural Arts District, conveniently located between the Portsmouth Olde Towne Farmers Market and the Antique & Flea Market. A great chance to […]
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Spring Fest at the Rescue Community Thrift
Spring Fest at the Rescue Community Thrift
Get ready for an unforgettable day of shopping, fun, and finding treasures at SpringFest 2025 on Saturday, May 3 from 9am to 3pm! We're bringing the best of both worlds […]
Olde Towne Antique & Flea Market
Olde Towne Antique & Flea Market
Visit the Olde Towne Antique & Flea Market on the first Saturday of each month, rain or shine, and enjoy the eclectic collection of unique and antique wares. With more than 70 vendors, you will discover a great selection of antique and flea market items of all types – priced to sell! Shop for estate […]
8 events,
Ruff Roads Spring Fling Paw-ty
We are planning a SPRING FLING at 4811 High St W, Portsmouth VA (right at the corner of Cedar Lane and High Street), on Sunday, May 4, 2025 from 1pm-5pm. Like our annual fall fests, our extremely talented and creative VENDORS will be set up in the middle of ALL the action! As always, we […]
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
2 events,
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
8 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
8 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
11 events,
Volunteer Service Day at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Volunteer Service Day at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Volunteers will work with Elizabeth River Project staff on seasonal tasks such as weeding, planting, cleaning, pruning, and light maintenance. Dress for working outdoors, and bring your work gloves and reusable water bottle. Target age: 16 and above
Free
Steeple to Steeple Historic Tour
Steeple to Steeple Historic Tour
A tour of eight historic churches and one synagogue in Olde Towne Portsmouth. Explore the architecture , stained glass, and memorabilia of these historic structures. You'll hear stories of the […]
$25.00
Classic Cars and Coffee
Classic Cars and Coffee
At the Olde Towne Farmers Market. Join us for informal Classic Cars & Coffee at the historic Olde Towne Farmers Market. Classic cars get FREE up-front, car-show-style parking and FREE gourmet coffee for the drivers. Great spot to bring the spouse and family, 50+ vendors with fresh produce, grilled items, baked goods, sweets, juices, confections, […]
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Every Saturday at 10 AM. Extended hours starting at 9 AM in spring summer. The Olde Towne Farmers Market offers fresh regional and local produce, meats, holiday floral arrangements, baked goods, one-of-a-kind gift items by local artisans, and more!.
Free
9 events,
Special Needs Sundays
Special Needs Sundays
Join us on select Sundays for children with special needs and their families to visit the museum in a less overwhelming environment. The museum hopes to alleviate any stress by providing a special date and time for them to enjoy the museum through adapted programs and exhibits as well as a reduced number of visitors. […]
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
2 events,
2 events,
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
8 events,
Nature Explorers at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Nature Explorers at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Through outdoor games, hands-on activities, eco-art projects and environmental exploration, kids develop self-esteem, self-confidence and a lifelong love for the natural world at Paradise Creek Nature Park. This program is perfect for homeschool groups and families. With New Expanded age groups!Periwinkle Snails: Youth ages 3 to 8Tree Frogs: Youth ages 9 to 14 April 18th: […]
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
13 events,
SpringBird walk at Paradise Creek Nature Park
SpringBird walk at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Join our Master Birder for a free guided birdwatching tour. Birdwatching is more than just a hobby - it's a way to connect with nature, reduce stress, improve your mood, and boost your brain power. Bring you preferred binoculars or borrow some of ours. The tour covers a moderate distance on easy trails. Free. Please […]
Free
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Portsmouth Master Gardner’s presents: Spring Open Garden and Plant Sale
Portsmouth Master Gardner’s presents: Spring Open Garden and Plant Sale
Join Us for our Annual Open Garden and Plant Sale!• We will have annuals, perennials, shrubs, vegetables, and herbs• Bring your ailing plants and plant questions to the Plant Doctors• Soil testing information available• Receive information on how to become a Master Gardener View our Display Gardens• Butterfly Garden• Herb Garden• Pollinator Garden• Shade Garden• […]
Volunteer Workday at Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve
Volunteer Workday at Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve
Hoffler Creek Wildlife Foundation | http://www.hofflercreek.org Help us maintain the preserve's trails and common areas. Your help goes a long way towards allowing others to enjoy the natural wonders here! Most of our volunteer work will take place outdoors and require some level of manual labor. There is a possibility of encountering bugs, snakes, or other small animals while […]
Classic Cars and Coffee
Classic Cars and Coffee
At the Olde Towne Farmers Market. Join us for informal Classic Cars & Coffee at the historic Olde Towne Farmers Market. Classic cars get FREE up-front, car-show-style parking and FREE gourmet coffee for the drivers. Great spot to bring the spouse and family, 50+ vendors with fresh produce, grilled items, baked goods, sweets, juices, confections, […]
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
2 events,
2 events,
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
10 events,
Classic Cars and Coffee
Classic Cars and Coffee
At the Olde Towne Farmers Market. Join us for informal Classic Cars & Coffee at the historic Olde Towne Farmers Market. Classic cars get FREE up-front, car-show-style parking and FREE gourmet coffee for the drivers. Great spot to bring the spouse and family, 50+ vendors with fresh produce, grilled items, baked goods, sweets, juices, confections, […]
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Every Saturday at 10 AM. Extended hours starting at 9 AM in spring summer. The Olde Towne Farmers Market offers fresh regional and local produce, meats, holiday floral arrangements, baked goods, one-of-a-kind gift items by local artisans, and more!.
Free
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
8 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
2 events,
Annual Memorial Day Parade
Annual Memorial Day Parade
What is known to be one of the longest running Memorial Day parades in the country, the City of Portsmouth’s Memorial Day Parade began in 1884. Since that time, Portsmouth has recognized and honored the sacrifices of the brave men and women in the United States Armed Forces each year during the parade. Enjoy floats, […]
2 events,
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
7 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free
9 events,
Nature Explorers at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Nature Explorers at Paradise Creek Nature Park
Through outdoor games, hands-on activities, eco-art projects and environmental exploration, kids develop self-esteem, self-confidence and a lifelong love for the natural world at Paradise Creek Nature Park. This program is perfect for homeschool groups and families. With New Expanded age groups!Periwinkle Snails: Youth ages 3 to 8Tree Frogs: Youth ages 9 to 14 April 18th: […]
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
9 events,
Guided Kayaking at Paradise Creek
Guided Kayaking at Paradise Creek
Cost: $25 per person for ERP members, $35 per person for not-yet ERP members. Become an ERP member HERE! If you would like to attend this event but need financial assistance, please contact Larry Lapell, Park Operations Manager, llapell@elizabethriver.org. Target Age: 12 and above | ages 12 – 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Bring: Hat, […]
$25 – $35
Classic Cars and Coffee
Classic Cars and Coffee
At the Olde Towne Farmers Market. Join us for informal Classic Cars & Coffee at the historic Olde Towne Farmers Market. Classic cars get FREE up-front, car-show-style parking and FREE gourmet coffee for the drivers. Great spot to bring the spouse and family, 50+ vendors with fresh produce, grilled items, baked goods, sweets, juices, confections, […]
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Olde Towne Farmer’s Market
Every Saturday at 10 AM. Extended hours starting at 9 AM in spring summer. The Olde Towne Farmers Market offers fresh regional and local produce, meats, holiday floral arrangements, baked goods, one-of-a-kind gift items by local artisans, and more!.
Free
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
8 events,
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Black History Now – Waves of Strength Exhibition
Waves of Strength Portraits of African American Shipyard Workers from Tidewater Virginia In the summer of 2014, photographer artist Glen McClure began his project of documenting the proud men and women who work to support a massive industry that defines South Hampton Roads, Virginia. This exhibition highlights the African Americans included in that series, with […]
$3.00
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
Black History Now – A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood
A Purple Patchwork Sewn in Sisterhood The Hampton Road’s based 54-40 African American Quilters Guild of Virginia reflects on The Color Purple through their creation of quilts in this exhibition of latest works March 22nd through July 20th 2025
$3.00
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
Black History Now – The Dry Dock Affair
The Dry Dock Affair 1829-1831: African American Labor in America's Shipyard The Dry Dock Affair, 1829-1831: African American Labor in America’s Shipyard examines the history of both free and enslaved Black labor in the Gosport Shipyard during the 1830s. Dry Dock No.1 was completed in 1834 and became the first operational dry dock in the […]
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Forged in Hampton Roads Exhibit
Description: Forged in Hampton Roads explores the transformative impact of African American labor and how it profoundly shaped the character and lifestyle of the Hampton Roads region. Come learn about John Mallory Phillips, the man who created one of the region’s first Black resorts and hotels in Hampton. Or read about a former slave named Aaron who […]
Free