Arts & culture

Music venues in Norfolk

4 independent music venues in Norfolk, with addresses, contact details and photos where the business provides them.

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Taste ‘N See

Music venue · 455 E Brambleton Ave

Taste 'N See is a banquet and conference center located in Historic Norfolk, Virginia, providing services for various events such as weddings, meetings, and receptions. The center offers four distinct and uniquely designed banquet rooms, which provide seclusion and privacy for events. One of the notable rooms is the Grand Theater Ballroom, which features a stage, gleaming chandeliers, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The Grand Theater ballroom can accommodate different types of events, including 450 dining affairs, 700 theater-style seating, 400 guest buffet seating, and stand-up receptions for up to 550 guests. The team at Taste 'N See, including the Chef, Maitre'd, and Catering Director, work together to create memorable events. Taste 'N See is committed to providing exceptional service and using the freshest ingredients available. They offer a range of services, including anniversaries, formal banquets, corporate events, concerts, business meetings, dinner theater, school awards, wedding receptions, retirement dinners, sales seminars, formal dining, and family reunions. The center is conveniently located in Downtown Norfolk at 455 E. Brambleton Ave. and can be contacted by phone at (757) 622-5660.

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The Annex

Music venue · 2500 Church St

The Annex is a music venue located in Norfolk, Virginia, at 2500 Church Street, Unit A. It hosts various events and shows, including concerts and private events. The venue has a bar and kitchen, offering a space for people to gather and enjoy live music. The events calendar is regularly updated with new shows and performances. Some of the upcoming events at The Annex include Lip Sync Battle, LAVA Presents Fonville x Fribush, and Fresh Radio Presents Fresh Radio 16th Birthday. These events showcase the diversity of performances hosted at the venue. The Annex provides a platform for both local and touring artists to perform, making it a hub for live music in Norfolk. The venue is open to all ages for most events, although some shows have age restrictions. To stay informed about upcoming events and shows, visitors can sign up for The Annex's newsletter or follow their social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

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For Creatives

Music venue · 271 Granby St

For Creatives is a hub for people to gather, celebrate, learn, and create in Norfolk, Virginia. It offers unique event spaces, community experiences, and entrepreneurial resources. The business has two spaces, Elevate and Deluxe, which can be booked for private events. Elevate is an intimate setting that can accommodate up to 70 guests, while Deluxe can accommodate up to 125 guests. For Creatives also hosts signature functions, such as The Living Room Worship Experience, and provides resources for entrepreneurs and innovators to help their businesses thrive. The business is located in Downtown Norfolk, with two addresses: 255 Granby Street and 271 Granby Street. It offers a curated marketplace experience, where brands can showcase their products and services. For Creatives provides a prime downtown location, curated marketplace experience, and increased exposure for partner businesses. It also offers flexible partnership options, including daily and monthly partnerships, and revenue share partnerships.

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North Shore Point House Concerts

Music venue · 1602 Runnymede Rd

North Shore Point House Concerts is a nonprofit house concert series located in Norfolk, Virginia, featuring contemporary singer/songwriters. The series has hosted notable performers, including Grammy nominees and winners. The concerts are intimate, smoke-free evenings of music with a few snacks provided. The series has been hosting shows since 2001 and has built a community of people who enjoy listening to great music. North Shore Point House Concerts partners with the Virginia Arts Festival to co-host shows in their venues. They also host shows at The Annex and Vessel Craft Coffee. The series became a non-profit in 2016 and donates are tax deductible. The shows are permitted under a Norfolk special events ordinance supporting organic cultural events, and city permits are secured for each show. To attend shows, one can sign up for the email list, and invites are sent out a few weeks before each show.

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