Good things, small packages Tucked into the tony neighborhoods that populate the north end of Virginia Beach is a little gem of a golf course that not only meshes beautifully with its environment, but evidently it’s also pretty dang good. GOLF Magazine recently named the trek at Princess Anne Country Club one of the top […]
The Hit List | Pandemic indulgences, southern music and revamped art
What to do, where to go, what to see, what to eat. Distinction Magazine’s suggestions of what to check out for October and beyond.
The Hit List | Breadfruit vodka, Saturday jazz and Rumors of War
EAT | SHOP | PLAY
Plus a Thomas Jefferson exhibit at Norfolk’s Chrysler Museum of Art and a barbering lounge and spa for men.
The Hit List | Country cool, frozen treats and Courage & Conviction
EAT | SHOP | PLAY
Plus Something in the Water, Buy Fresh Buy Local and LeGrand mussels.
Trendsetters | From the streets to the stage: Roebuck
Norfolk-based husband and wife team Phil and Phoenix Roebuck have for years entertained fans with their special brand of swamp blues.
The Governor’s School of the Arts: Finally Home
For most of the Governor’s School of the Arts’ history, students like Morton didn’t have a place of their own. They had to make do with any of a dozen temporary rehearsal spots. That changed in September when the Governor’s School opened on Granby Street in downtown Norfolk.
