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Cultural stops in Norfolk
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Decorative arts museum
Hunter House Victorian Museum
The Hunter House Victorian Museum is a museum in Norfolk, Virginia, that showcases Victorian decorative arts and architecture. It features a collection of furniture, books, and decorative objects. The museum is located in a historic home and offers guided and self-guided tours. Visitors can explore two floors of the home and learn about the history of the Victorian Era. The museum is closed on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, and major holidays. The museum offers a variety of exhibits and events throughout the year, and visitors can learn about the history of the Hunter family and their home. The museum is a non-profit organization and relies on donations to support its programming.
Historic site
220 West
220 West is a music project rooted in the spirit of historic 220 West, a family home where music was always part of the atmosphere. The project blends Southern Soul music with blues and R&B, and features relatable storytelling in its songs. The music project is built around original songs and soulful sound, with each song taking on the voice that fits its story, while the writing and creative vision remain the thread connecting it all. 220 West is located in Norfolk, Virginia, and its story began with a place where generations gathered under one roof to listen to music and share stories. The project can be found on various music platforms, including YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, where listeners can follow along, save songs, and stay connected as new stories are released.
Art gallery
Janice Gay Maker Fine Art
Janice Gay Maker Fine Art is an art gallery located in Norfolk, Virginia, showcasing the work of Janice Gay Maker in oils and oil pastels. The gallery features a wide range of artwork, including landscapes, waterscapes, urban scenes, and character studies of animals, all created using oils and oil pastels. The artist's work is inspired by the natural world and the city, with pieces such as 'FRINGE TREE IN SPRING' and 'NARO CINEMA' showcasing their ability to capture the beauty of the world around them. In addition to the artwork on display, the gallery also offers a range of services, including commissions and representation at the d'Art Center in Norfolk. The gallery is located in Norfolk, Virginia, and is a great destination for anyone looking to experience the work of a local artist.
Music venue
Taste ‘N See
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.
Art gallery
Aspire Art Gallery
Aspire Art Gallery is located at 645 Church Street in Norfolk, Virginia, and showcases contemporary art, exhibitions, workshops, cultural programs, and community events. The gallery features original artwork, rotating exhibitions, and opportunities to purchase art, take classes, and engage with the local creative community. Aspire Art Gallery offers a range of programming, including arts education, art exhibitions, community arts, and literary activities, with the goal of stimulating arts creativity, awareness, education, and diversity for the residents of Norfolk and the Hampton Roads community. The gallery provides hands-on artistic opportunities, with skilled artists sharing their knowledge and exploring new ideas with students, and offers classes and workshops for artists of all ages and skill levels. Aspire Art Gallery is also a place to purchase art prints, with a collection of original paintings and prints by local, regional, national, and international artists available for sale.
History museum
Norfolk Historical Society
The Norfolk Historical Society is committed to preserving the diverse history of the Norfolk, Virginia area. The society maintains space at Historic Fort Norfolk and is available via mail, e-mail, and social media. The society's mission is to promote the collection, interpretation, and preservation of Norfolk's history through educational programs, preservation support, community awareness, and advocacy. It also provides opportunities for people to learn about and participate in the city's rich history. The Norfolk Historical Society has various programs and events, including the Louis Guy Lecture Series, which features presentations on historical topics. The society also has a video series called Norfolk Celebrates, which showcases the city's diverse and culturally rich community. People can get involved with the Norfolk Historical Society by becoming a member, donating to the organization, or participating in its events. The society also has an internship program in partnership with the Department of History at Old Dominion University. The Norfolk Historical Society can be contacted through its website, by mail at P.O. Box 6367, Norfolk, Virginia 23508-0367, or by email at info@norfolkhistorical.org. The society's physical location is at Fort Norfolk, 810 Front Street, Norfolk, VA 23510.
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