Arts & Culture

The Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art moved from its Oceanfront location to a larger facility at Virginia Wesleyan University. Directors chose a solo exhibition of Nina Chanel Abney, one of the most trenchant voices in contemporary art, as an inaugural show.

Sara Rhodes Zimmerman performed in the Virginia International Tattoo as a child, an adult and will now have her students dancing in the exhibitions when the Tattoo runs April 16-19.

Accomack County officials proposed getting rid of Translator Television Service to save money on upkeep.

Michelle Young, author of the nonfiction 'The Art Spy,' will discuss her WWII book at the Chrysler Museum of Art on Saturday in Norfolk.

Last year, the NSU Marching Spartan Legion celebrated its 50th anniversary. A Norfolk family of producers created a documentary of how it found its storied sound.

“We want to make it as safe as possible — not only for the congregation members, but the visitors to the church as well,” said Deacon Nat Brown.

The day celebrates transgender people while highlighting the discrimination and barriers that many continue to face.

The Australian-born cabaret singer entertains with her physical comedy and lush vocals.

The ROŪGE: Theater Reinvented marks its 10-year collaboration with the Hermitage Museum & Gardens with an immersive story loosely based on Hermitage co-founder, Florence Sloane.

Virginia's Eastern Shore has relied on an aging Translator Television service to get residents WHRO and other local TV stations. County leaders say they may stop the service in 2027.