Arts & Culture

The Virginia International Tattoo opens tonight, April 18, and runs through April 21, with performances from civilian and military performers from seven countries.

Newport News artists painted ten pianos that are on display around the city until April 18 until they move to schools and community centers as art.

MacArthur’s mother was from Norfolk and the famous Army General was buried in the city when he died in 1964.

Rob Fisher, known for musical direction on Broadway, is leading a performance of “Sweeney Todd” on April 13.

The proposed spending plan includes potential housing help and overhauls of the city’s premier arena and performing arts center.

Some visit to see modern artists in Portsmouth’s Art is Revolutionary exhibit, but some return to see the transformed library for the first time since their own childhood when it was segregated.

Maurice Berube knew Bayard Rustin, the main planner of the 1963 March on Washington.

Years in the making, longtime Ghent neighborhood cornerstone’s collection of films is once again available to the public at its new home on the Old Dominion University campus.

The Marlin Mural Festival in Virginia Wesleyan University’s Neil Britton Art Gallery refreshes every semester.

The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum will showcase gowns, suits and outerwear of Edwardian clothing on rotating display over the next three years.