Vicki L. Friedman
Freelancer-
PlantPop’s annual film festival is for plant lovers, but organizers say casual plant admirers can also be drawn in through movies. -
The play follows seven Black men in Brooklyn, played by NSU students, through one day in their lives. -
A writing workshop teaches veterans the art of making music and is one of the programs in Outer Banks Veterans Week. -
Old Dominion University arts students will kick off a seasonal exhibit Oct. 25 and work will be on display through Nov. 7. -
Chesapeake’s Dwight Easter embraces his phone, an app and a stylus to create affordable drawings. -
Mary Elizabeth Onley, nicknamed Mama-Girl, lived in Painter, Va. and embraced symbols of her hometown, like she-crab soup, oysters and watermelon. -
The gift from philanthropist Gerald Yagen includes about 70 vintage military aircraft on display at the museum. -
The 47th Annual Literary Festival features readings from 21 authors focuses on the theme “ancient futures.” -
Keegan Chetwynd recently received the Warbirds' Rising Star Award from the National Warbird Operator Conference. -
Kristen Dahms is one artist who is part of An Occasion for the Arts in Williamsburg, showcasing her mixed-media work that often starts with coffee stains and grounds.
