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Courtesy of Samantha BaskindProfessor Samantha Baskind, author of a book about Moses Jacob Ezekiel, will discuss his work at the Chrysler Museum, particularly his series of sculptures at Norfolk Botanical Gardens. -
Image in The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection/Courtesy of Virginia HumanitiesThe new digital collection uncovers how Virginia’s early political battles, frontier tensions and acts of resistance shaped the American Revolution.
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The event is a mainstay at Cure Coffeehouse, which was revived in 2022 when the company set up in the former Aromas location. -
The Z's holiday lineup includes perennial favorites such as "Holidivas" and "Plan B Comedy: the Leftovers Show." -
Cooper, 87, died in October and the tributes about her work continue. Cooper spent decades, primarily as a volunteer, championing the arts. She was also active in preserving local Jewish heritage. -
Husband and wife musicians and art collectors, Kasseem Dean 'Swizz Beatz' and Alicia Keys, have a traveling art show featuring more than 130 pieces from their collection. It opens at the Richmond Virginia Museum of Fine Arts on Saturday, Nov. 22. -
The Virginia Symphony Orchestra and Elation Brewery are hosting 'A Very Merry Musical Market' Wednesday, Nov. 19. The program allows people to enjoy classical music in a nontraditional setting while supporting local businesses. -
Local officials held the event to coincide with America Recycles Day. -
Under Jarrett, ODU became the first school in Virginia to offer athletic scholarships for women. -
Virginia Beach is hosting a free community day on Sunday, Nov. 16, marking the completion of extensive work on the circa 1800 house. -
ROŪGE: Theater Reinvented’s inaugural fundraiser, "PlayNight," brings scenes from three stage shows to three Norfolk homes Saturday as a fundraiser. -
The Virginia Symphony Orchestra, like other arts groups, relies on the public to survive. Who says musicians, though, can't raise money for the community?
