20 Hampton Roads restaurants that opened this summer amid the pandemic
19 restaurants have managed to open since late June, months into the coronavirus pandemic.
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Books & Literature
‘Memorial Drive’ recalls a Southern childhood, a mother’s murder
Natasha Trethewey is prolific and versatile. But nothing she has written drills down into her past, and her family’s, as powerfully as her new memoir, “Memorial Drive.”
By Dwight Garner
Aug 2, 2023
Books & Literature
A look at the destruction of local news
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D.D. Delaney, Norfolk’s ‘consummate showman’ and prolific poet, dies
Delaney was known for his spirited one-act plays, including his adaptation of a Christmas classic, "The Concise Christmas Carol."
By Amy Poulter
Jul 31, 2023
Music
A return to his roots: Williamsburg country crooner Canaan Smith dishes on his latest single, forthcoming music
Released last month, “Colder Than You” is a playfully written jab at a hard-hearted ex-lover that showcases the Williamsburg singer’s honey and bourbon drenched southern drawl. It might be the only thing about Smith fans recognize.
By Amy Poulter
Jul 31, 2023
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Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art extending Friday and Saturday hours
Since the museum reopened on July 11, it has experienced 99% capacity with more than half of its visitors coming from outside of the city.
Check out the latest entertainment and arts news in this weekly email newsletter, then plan your weekend with a look ahead at what's happening around Hampton Roads.
Jul 31, 2023
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New exhibit at Virginia Beach Art Center proves less is more
The art show debuting Aug. 7 features small works of art no larger than 10 inches
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It’s sooo hot ... we’re looking for your jokes.
Just how hot is it? Looking for jokes to help us survive.
By Joanne Kimberlin
Jul 30, 2023
Arts & Entertainment
New this week: Beyoncé, Alanis Morissette and Emmy noms
Here’s a collection curated by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists of what’s arriving on streaming services and music platforms this week.
Jul 30, 2023
News
Hampton Roads Pride events, including PrideFest, delayed until 2021
“In conjunction with our community partners and the Board of Directors, we have determined that it is neither safe nor feasible to hold in-person celebrations this year,” said Cole Werkheiser, Hampton Roads Pride president.
By Jessica Nolte
Jul 29, 2023
Arts & Theater
Norfolk’s Broadway 2021 season includes “Jersey Boys,” “Jesus Christ Superstar,” “Cats”
Two of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musicals, “Jesus Christ Superstar” and “Cats” are on the bill for next season, along with Grammy and Olivier Award-winning “Jersey Boys” and the Norfolk premiere of “Anastasia.”
By Amy Poulter
Jul 29, 2023
Arts & Theater
Amid coronavirus, art shop moves from Outer Banks storefront to repurposed Norfolk school bus
Ami Hill converted the bus into a mobile art shop, selling works of art at area restaurants and breweries.
By Jeff Hampton
Jul 29, 2023
Arts & Entertainment
‘Summerland’ review: A refreshing take on the cozy WWII-era English seaside village drama
Summerland review
By Katie Walsh
Jul 29, 2023
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A Virginia Beach woman got dozens of threatening phone calls. The feds say it was a New York man she didn’t know.
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Isaias returns to hurricane strength before making landfall in Carolinas; local cities preparing as storm approaches
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20 Hampton Roads restaurants that opened this summer amid the pandemic
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Black students say they faced frequent racism at Cape Henry Collegiate in Virginia Beach
Jul 31, 2023
Police arrest three people after protest in Portsmouth escalates
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Amici’s offers classic Italian cuisine — and some creative names
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Local man uses old-fashioned approach to baking bread
Tylor Alexander of Pilgrim Bread found his path, and it's a slow food path.
By Judy Cowling
Jul 29, 2023
Arts & Entertainment
Pearl Jam, Rolling Stones, Elton John and dozens of artists send letter demanding end to unauthorized political use of music
Pearl Jam, Rolling Stones, Elton John and dozens of artists send letter demanding end to unauthorized political use of music
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Food & Drink
Alcohol sales at North Carolina restaurants ending earlier, Gov. Roy Cooper says
Starting Friday, the eateries and other establishments offering drinks by the glass like distilleries and breweries will have to cut off sales at 11 p.m. under Cooper's latest executive order.
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