06 January 2026

Best Desserts in Norfolk, VA

You may already be aware of Norfolk’s stellar food scene, featuring over 600 independent restaurants. But did you know that the desserts are just as fabulous? We’ve got s’mores fired right on the spot, pastries from some of the most charming bakeries, indulgent chocolate treats, dainty macarons, buttery pound cakes and frozen delights. Whatever you’re craving, Norfolk has the sweet stuff to make you smile. Here are some decadent desserts worth saving room for.

Bakehouse at Chelsea

This is indeed the place to go for artisan, wood-fired, Neopolitan-inspired pizzas. But did you know they also have a beautiful selection of rustic pastries and tarts? Look for cookies, buttery tarts, sweet and savory Danishes, monkey bread, flaky croissants, galettes and so much more. Get yourself a pizza and a pastry to go, and you’ll have a meal you won’t be able to stop dreaming about.

Crave Bakery and Coffee Bar

Located at 200 College Pl. in the Freemason District, this bakery serves up coffee, pastries, ice cream and a full breakfast and lunch menu including croissants, toasts, waffles and more.

Café Stella

Among the locals’ favorite, Café Stella holds high standards for desserts here in Norfolk with their authentic atmosphere and equally tasty cuisine. It’s difficult to walk into Café Stella and not leave with a sweet treat once you see the freshly baked options in the glass pastry case. Pair these with a latte or glass of wine

La Brioche

From the baguette and the croissants, to the quiches and sandwiches, you will find baked goods that make you feel as if you were at a street cafe in Paris. The bakery’s second-floor loft allows you to savor your breakfast or lunch with a touch of sunlit intimacy. Come get your pain au chocolat, croissant or pie!

Naas Bakery

A family-owned favorite, Naas Bakery serves up a wide selection of mouthwatering treats, including doughnuts. From shining classic glazed to the powdery white, sugar-coated, jelly-filled masterpieces, these fluffy sweet treats will cure any sweet tooth craving. Naas is also known and loved for their bear claws; hurry in to get one because they sell out fast.

Pownd Cakes by Jen

What started as a stress-relieving hobby enjoyed by family and friends has turned into a uniquely delicious bakery filled with buttery pound cakes. While Jen’s classic pound cake is decadent and highly praised, her ambitious flavors will leave you pleasantly surprised when you sink your teeth into them. Here you’ll find out-of-the-box flavors like coconut, cinnamon, almond, cookies and cream and even sweet potato. These velvety, mouthwatering cakes are perfect for celebrations or simply just to have as a treat, as they feature full-sized and individual mini cakes.

S’mores Amore

S’mores Amore started out as a simple pop-up vendor within Selden Market and has now graduated into a regular storefront. This specialized dessert boutique offers a modern twist to the famous campfire classic: the s’more. They start with a buttery or chocolatey graham cracker crust, topped with a flavored brownie that they then toast to perfection right in front of you. It’s the ultimate experience to get fired up about.

The Stockpot

This lovely restaurant inside Selden Market specializes in healthy comfort foods you can feel good about, and they also feature some pretty tantalizing creations at their pastry counter. Each day is a little different, but you can expect to find offers that include cookies, cakes, pies, bars and more.

Strawberry Fields

Take a break from baked goods and head on over to Strawberry Fields, an authentic gelato shop in the heart of Ghent. They offer flavors as simple as Vanilla Bean made with real Madagascar bourbon vanilla beans or as daring as Lemongrass Turmeric Sorbetto. Strawberry Fields’ creations don’t stop there, as they offer flavor selections that vary with the seasons. It’s truly one of Norfolk’s tastiest gems. Also, here are some other frozen treats to try in Norfolk.

Hair of the dog

Savor the romantic allure of Valentine’s Day with a visit to Hair of the Dog, where their special desserts add a touch of sweetness to the occasion. Explore the delectable creations crafted with love and passion, making every bite a celebration of romance. Join me on a journey of taste and enchantment at this delightful spot.

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06 January 2026

Black History in Norfolk

Norfolk’s rich African American history has shaped our city into the diverse community we know and love. We’re proud of our unique culture, from the contributions African Americans have made to our city’s past to the integral role of Norfolk’s Black communities today.

Learn more about Coastal Virginia’s Black History in “A Trail of Trials and Triumphs,” a new publication from the Coastal Virginia Tourism Alliance.

Attractions

Attucks Theatre

Named in honor of African American Crispus Attucks—the first American patriot to lose his life in the 1770 Boston Massacre—the Attucks is the country’s oldest remaining legitimate theater designed, financed, constructed and operated entirely by African American entrepreneurs. Originally known as the “Apollo of the South,” the venue has hosted legendary performers including Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington and Nat King Cole. The music continues today through the theater’s Church Street Jazz Series and Attucks Jazz Club.

Norfolk State University

Image courtesy of Elizabeth River Trail (ERT)

A Historically Black College/University founded in 1935, Norfolk State is committed to transforming students’ lives through exemplary teaching, research and service, offering a supportive academic and culturally diverse environment for all.

Norfolk Botanical Garden

In 1938, 220 African Americans were paid just 25 cents an hour to create the Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG). Within a year, the Garden was a lush destination, but due to racial segregation, the workers didn’t feel welcome to enjoy the very garden they had created. NBG honors those individuals with a memorial garden and bronze sculpture titled “Breaking Ground,” inspired by photos of actual workers from the era.

Waterways to Freedom

Stop by the VisitNorfolk Visitor Center to pick up a tour brochure of Waterways to Freedom. With its complex and interwoven waterways, Virginia provided a starting point for thousands of individuals to escape slavery. Fugitive slaves would depart on wharves, steamships and schooners and be assisted by safe houses on their journey to freedom. Norfolk’s bustling port played a crucial role in the escape of many slaves, as did the city’s proximity to the Great Dismal Swamp, which was a popular hiding spot for escaped slaves. Take a deeper dive by joining a Norfolk Tour Company excursion focused on African American history in Norfolk. A guide will share fascinating landmarks and pieces of significant history.

West Point Cemetery and Monument

Around 1,200 local African American soldiers served in the Civil War, with many cited for bravery and awarded medals. As these men passed away, the African American community searched for a burial solution to recognize the soldiers’ sacrifice. West Point Cemetery was dedicated as a special place of burial for nearly 100 Black Union veterans. A West Point monument was erected in honor of African American soldiers and sailors of all wars.

Want to support Norfolk’s Black-Owned Businesses? Here’s a list to get you started.

2026 Events

Intelligence at Harrison Opera House

Jan. 31-Feb 1., 2026 at Harrison Opera House

When the smoke clears, only truth is left standing.

Set in Richmond, VA, Intelligence is inspired by a gripping true story of espionage, sacrifice, and the fight for freedom. In the shadows of the Civil War, Mary Jane Bowser, an enslaved woman turned operative, joins a Union spy ring, unveiling secrets about the Confederacy and her own identity. Packed with riveting drama, powerful music, and dynamic dance, Intelligence will keep you on the edge of your seat!

Black History Month Documentary

Feb. 2, 2026, Little Creek Branch Library

Watch a thought-provoking documentary with us this Black History Month to explore the rich history and impactful stories of the Black experience. From 3:30-5:30 p.m.

Black History Month T-shirt Workshop

Feb, 7, 2026 at Slover LIBrary

Celebrate Black History Month in style and spirit! Join and make a Black History Month doing a pressing workshop led by Made in Norfolk, a locally owned Black business known for bold designs and cultural pride.

HRT Transit Equity Day

Feb. 9, 2026

Monday, Feb. 9, 2026 is a National Day of Action, celebrating the courageous acts of civil rights icon, Rosa Parks and highlighting the importance of equitable public transit. In honor of Transit Equity Day, Hampton Roads Transit will provide free rides, available on all bus, light rail, ferry and paratransit services. Citizens are encouraged to come out and to ride transit to show their support.

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05 January 2026

Black-Owned Businesses in Norfolk, VA

The city of Norfolk would not be the creative, diverse and vibrant community that it is without the endless contributions made by Black residents and business owners. Some of these Black-owned businesses have become staples, while others have just planted their roots. From scrumptious soul food to self-care sanctuaries, we celebrate these businesses within our city and encourage you to visit their establishments to continue to support and lift them up. Here are a few Black-owned businesses to get you started.

PJay’s Kitchen

Phillip James’ journey to restaurateur diverges from the usual script. Instead of attending culinary school or working as a line cook, James spent seven years in the Army. After that, he spent nearly a decade working as a contractor and DOD employee in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Turkey. His PJay’s Kitchen on Granby Street boasts mouthwatering oxtail, perfectly executed fried seafood baskets and a lunch menu featuring po’boys and tacos. Rasta pasta and jerk chicken and shrimp are also fan favorites.

BLYSS Ice Cream and Desserts

Bria Suggs is not only a veteran of the ice cream business, but of the armed forces, as well. An eight-year Air Force vet who grew up in Coastal Virginia and was stationed at Langley Air Force Base, she previously worked at Dairy Queen and went on to start her own frozen treat truck called Shake It Up Shakes. Today, she owns and operates BLYSS Ice Cream and Desserts at 112 Granby St. Read our profile on her here.

Canvas Social Cuisine

Canvas Social Cuisine, located in the heart of Downtown Norfolk serves up comfort food, soul, Caribbean and American inspired dishes.

Freshtopia

Did you know that Norfolk is home to a black-owned record store? Even though vinyl sales are skyrocketing in the U.S., only a fraction of the country’s 2,500 record stores are Black-owned, according to an article from Insider. At Freshtopia you can browse their vinyl record collection, shop for “fresh” hip-hop-related gear or catch beesus the DJ spinning live on fresh radio.

Jikoni Cafe

This all-vegan restaurant located in Park Place brings alternative options to meet without compromising the flavor. The secret is Jikoni Kush, a non-hybrid grain hailing from the tropics of Africa. Try their vegetable pasta mixed with Jikoni Kush, tomatoes, mushrooms, mixed bell peppers, onions and avocados, smothered in Jibini (Alfredo mixed with spicy Jamaican jerk sauce and topped with potatoes). Looking for something sweet? Try a vegan smoothies made with almond milk, organic agave and cashews for added creaminess. This cafe shares its location The House of Consciousness bookshop, promising that if guests arrive with an empty stomach and open mind, they’ll send them back full.

Less Than

Owner Chris Simmonds launched this zero waste + refill shop in multiple cities throughout the region, including Norfolk. His Ghent shop features sustainable alternatives to everyday items that are healthier for you and our planet. Look for eco-friendly products made from natural ingredients that are free from harsh, synthetic chemicals and stem from makers who are environmentally aware. Household items like soap, lotion and deodorant are sold in recycled, recyclable, compostable or biodegradable packaging—or without packaging at all. While you’re there, peruse the vast, curated selection of nonalcoholic beverages at Ceremony, a section of the store within Less Than.

Pure Lagos

Pure Lagos is an Afropolitan Boutique and Art Gallery. African art pieces decorate the walls while African jewelry, clothing and accessories are featured throughout the store. Owner Sia Alexander not only sources all of these goods from Africa herself but prides herself on being a Fair Trade boutique. With a degree in Human Psychology and incredible knowledge in herbology, nutrition, yoga and spiritual healing gained from time spent in Paris, Capetown and West Africa, Sia offers African holistic health consultations to assist with deep healing. Find Pure Lagos at 251 W. Bute St.

Shark City Naturals

Shark City Naturals is a family-owned and operated, all-natural cosmetics company. The products were initially created to combat adverse reactions from products made with unknown substances but quickly evolved into a business providing a variety of beauty products made with wholesome ingredients.

Stark and Legum

Established in 1924, Stark and Legum, a haberdashery, is a Granby Street landmark offering customers the finest selection of men’s clothing, including designer suits, shoes and hats. Their talented and knowledgeable staff will help choose the best apparel and accessories for any occasion.

Studio Kuumba

Pop-up art studio and workspace on Bute Street, formerly of Selden Market. Pop in any time for simple free flow crafting like creating bookmarks, bracelets, paintings and more. Sign up for guided workshops by yourself or with a group. Also carries local art, jewelry and more, created by the owner and other talented artists.

Yendidi Restaurant

With a mission to share the true taste of West Africa cuisines with our region in an authentic, fresh and contemporary way, Yendidi is a cultural gem in our city. Start with an Afro Pie, a flaky, buttery pie filled with vegetables and a choice of beef, fish or chicken. Opt for a Ghana salad as a lighter option, or dive into a combination platter like Black Beans Jolly Burrito. With a tantalizing selection of soups and stews, plus meat, poultry, seafood and vegan options, there’s something to excite everyone’s taste buds at Yendidi.

The Best Look

Driven by talent and skill, Bunnie Indira founded The Best Look, LLC in 2017. To better serve her clients, she embarked on a journey to become a licensed esthetician, graduating from The Chrysm Institute of Esthetics in 2020.

Passionate about self-care and empowerment, Bunnie offers services, products, and events designed to help clients find balance in today’s fast-paced world. Her goal is to leave them feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready to give their best.

Bunnie is a faith-driven, family-oriented woman who loves hosting uplifting events. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, practicing self-care, and creating meaningful family traditions. Her spa is located at 7938 Halrpin Dr. in Norfolk.

Black-Owned Businesses in Selden Market

Several new black-owned businesses have opened in Selden Market recently, including Made in Norfolk, Avocargo and Cooking with Greens.

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03 January 2026

Best Ways to Stay Fit at your Norfolk Convention

Perhaps you’re regularly fitness minded and don’t want to skip a beat in your workout routine. Maybe you’re simply looking to move your legs after long days of sitting, listening and brainstorming. Whatever the reason to get moving, Norfolk has the spaces and the views to boost your motivation. Here are some of the best ways to stay fit at your Norfolk meeting or convention.

Yoga Pop Ups

Maybe one of the most exciting ways to zen out during a conference is yoga. While yoga studios in Norfolk are aesthetically pleasing, yoga outside overlooking the water, on the beach or even with goats make for a unique and exciting way to move your body—something you can’t experience at home! Check out our events calendar for the latest yoga happenings. Locations and experiences vary throughout the year.

Elizabeth River Trail

The Elizabeth River Trail, also known as the ERT, is Norfolk’s 10.5-mile-long walk and bikeable pathway that takes you through multiple neighborhoods with different waterfront views. Starting out in our thriving Downtown, the trail winds you through a few historic neighborhoods and campuses and ends in the beautiful neighborhood of Lochhaven. The ERT is trickled with breweries and delicious restaurants along the way, and if you are not familiar with our city, it’s a great lookbook to a day in the life of a Norfolkian. You can experience the ERT by bike, scooter or your own two feet. With Lime scooters scattered throughout the city, you can easily hop on and off the trail from just about any location. Renting bicycles at Pedego, located in Downtown Norfolk is also an option to explore and get your exercise in.

Another great option for exercise along the ERT is the Plum Point Park obstacle course. The course is a full body workout; you’ll climb over walls, swing across monkey bars and jump over obstacles to really get those glutes working!

Explore the Battleship Wisconsin

Working out is ideal during business trips, but some days we’re grateful just to get our steps in. With a visit to the Battleship Wisconsin, not only will you be touring an iconic Norfolk attraction, but your Fitbit reporting will be impressed with your elevations and amount of steps you log touring the vessel. Take on the ladderwells of seven decks’ worth of history and views on this 887-foot ship.

Rock Climbing

Head to Latitude Climbing + Fitness where you can rock climb, meditate through yoga classes and get your sweat on at a HIIT class in a fully equipped Rogue gym. We recommend purchasing a day pass while in Norfolk to get unlimited access to rock-climbing, bouldering and yoga classes.

Kayaking

Anyone up for an upper body sunset workout to end a long day of meetings? Sightsee along the Lafayette River with Norfolk Kayak Rentals. Being outside on one of Norfolk’s many waterways is a preferred method of exercise in this city.

Hotel Gyms

While hotel gyms may seem like the obvious choice of exercise, the experience can sometimes be less than thrilling. We suggest mixing it up! Glass Light Hotel & Gallery has a state-of-the-art gym that overlooks our iconic historic Granby Street and the Downtown Norfolk skyline. Or, you can enjoy a casual swim before a day full of presentations at Norfolk Waterside Marriott Hotel and Conference Center.

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02 January 2026

Top 16 Instagram Worthy Places in Norfolk, VA

Photo opportunities are endless in Norfolk. The city is filled with beautiful sites to see and gems to discover. Fill your camera with mermaids or beautiful waterfront views. These 16 spots are guaranteed to help you get inspired and bring out the photographer in you!

1. Battleship Wisconsin

There are only three other battleships this big in the nation, making this a truly unique place to capture. The massive guns on the Battleship Wisconsin will tower over you at 66 feet, making an awe-inspiring picture. Admission is required to access this location, but it’s worth it, as it includes a tour of the ship with lots of other great photo opportunities.

2. The Neon District Murals

We can’t talk about Instagrammable spots without mentioning Norfolk’s Neon Arts District. Streets lined with unique and colorful murals provide you with the perfect backdrop for an Instagram photo shoot. The rainbow fence at The Plot tends to be a local favorite. What’s most exciting about the NEON District is that the art is always changing, with new murals being added each year. So, each time you visit, there will be new inspiration to photograph.

3. Norfolk’s Waterfront

The sweeping waterfront views and yachts at Waterside make for a beautiful shot to show off to your friends. Get your nautical vibes on at the marina located in Downtown Norfolk or in Town Point Park. You can also grab a bite to eat at the Waterside District for great foodie photos!

4. Ocean View Fishing Pier

Head to Norfolk’s iconic fishing pier in Ocean View where the inspiration for photos is endless! Pose beneath the colorful city directional sign at sunset, or capture an artistic photo of the pier, which is the longest freestanding pier in North America.

5. Downtown Norfolk’s Skyline

Norfolk’s historic buildings in their various shapes and heights make for some fascinating photos. Catch a stunning view of the cityscape while perusing the streets Downtown. You can also embark on a boat ride on a City Cruises Norfolk vessel, the American Rover or a Sail Nauticus sailboat for a prime spot to take in the sunset with the perfect view of Downtown Norfolk’s skyline.

6. Pagoda & Oriental Garden

Your Instagram followers will think you traveled to Asia when you share this picture. The Pagoda was authentically designed, assembled and gifted by Taiwan, and its garden features tranquil fountains and swaying forests of bamboo that provide fun backdrops.

7. Granby Street Lights

Get your glow on at Granby Street under the arched lights at night. It’s one of the many accents of the city that make Norfolk unique and add a touch of whimsy to the streets.

8. Alkaline’s “Never Lost” Sign

There’s something about a glowing neon sign that strikes the heart—especially one with a great message. The “Never Lost” sign at this awesome ramen restaurant is the perfect quote for those who love to travel.

9. The Hermitage Museum & Gardens

The Hermitage Museum offers a grand estate with contemporary exhibition galleries and 12 acres of gardens and grounds with Secret Garden-esque archways located along the Lafayette River. It’s a beautiful place to photograph year-round.

10. NARO Expanded Cinema Sign

Since opening in 1963, the Naro Expanded Cinema has become an iconic symbol of Colley Avenue in Norfolk’s Ghent neighborhood. The life-sized marquee sits atop its entrance with Broadway bulbs giving it extra shine for photos. Check out one of their movies while here while indulging in movie theater popcorn.

11. The Hague Bridge

Surrounded by calm waters and historic homes, the Hague footbridge is one of the most picturesque places in the city. Enjoy a European city-like backdrop with stately Colonial homes, the beautiful Chrysler Museum of Art and a church that resembles an English cathedral.

12. Grain’s Rooftop

The rooftop of Grain is probably the most Instagrammed spot in the city. Your photos here will feature the city skyline with both modern and historic architecture, views of incoming ships and craft brew from their wide selection. Be sure to enjoy their free photo booth inside too!

13. Chrysler Museum of Art

Almost every space at the Chrysler Museum offers a cool, artsy photo op. Take an upscale selfie in the mirror art out front, glide down the marble staircase in the foyer, or create a modern vibe with a picture among the galleries. Once you’re done, hop across the street to the Glass Studio to capture an action shot of the free glassmaking demo every Tuesday through Sunday at Noon.

14. Freemason Cobblestones

The cobblestone streets of Norfolk’s Freemason District are every photographer’s dream. Take a step back in time on these historic roads lined with mature trees and grandiose homes.

15. Greetings from Norfolk Mural

Tell your friends back home, “Greetings from Norfolk” with this mural designed to look like a postcard at Waterside District. You’ll be sure to stand out as the bright colors pop behind you.

16. Norfolk Botanical Garden

Each season at Norfolk Botanical Garden offers its own display of magnificent beauty. In spring and summer, flowers burst forth from every direction. Fall’s bright and vibrant hues are simply unmatched. Even in winter, you can find a gorgeous selection of florals outside or warm up in the Tropical Display House.

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02 January 2026

What to Do Along the Elizabeth River Trail

The Elizabeth River Trail, also known as the ERT, is Norfolk’s 10.5-mile-long walkable and bikeable pathway that takes you through multiple neighborhoods with different waterfront views. Starting out at Norfolk State University, the trail winds you through historic neighborhoods and ends in the beautiful neighborhood of Lochhaven. The ERT is trickled with breweries and delicious restaurants along the way, and if you are not familiar with our city, it’s a great way to explore like a local.

You can experience the ERT by bike, scooter or your own two feet. With Lime scooters scattered throughout the city, you can easily hop on and off the trail from just about any location. Renting bicycles at E-Bike Alley, located in Downtown Norfolk is also an option to explore.

To help guide you along the ERT, we have put together information on what to expect and where to stop within each section.

Happy trailing, and don’t forget to tag us (@visitnorfolkva with the hashtag #visitnorfolkva) in your Elizabeth River Trail photos for a chance to be featured below!

Norfolk State University – 0.38 Miles

The Elizabeth River Trail’s east entrance starts at Norfolk State University, a Historically Black College/University that was founded in 1935. NSU hosts football games (#GoSpartans), Black History Month programs and activities and an annual MLK Observance including a march and often a featured speaker.

Harbor Park – 0.89 miles

This stretch of path showcases Harbor Park, home of Norfolk’s minor league baseball team, the Tides. While you’re here, don’t forget to have your picture taken with the Norfolk Tides official mermaid out front!

Downtown Waterfront – 1.14 miles

Once you have passed Harbor Park, you will see beautiful views of the Elizabeth River on the edges of Downtown. This portion of the ERT will lead you behind the Waterside District and through Town Point Park until you get to Nauticus and the Battleship Wisconsin. The Waterside District makes for the perfect stop to grab a bite to eat. Indulge in sweet treats at Carolina Cupcakery before you set off on the rest of your excursion.

Freemason – 0.73 miles

With the Battleship Wisconsin now behind you, you will find that the trail is lined with picturesque cobblestone streets, homes from the 1800s, including the Hunter House Victorian Museum, and boutique cafes, like Cure Coffeehouse. A hidden gem in this neighborhood is the Pagoda & Oriental Garden. You know you’re exiting this section of the trail once you pass Four Eleven York Restaurant & Inn toward Brambleton Avenue.

The Hague – 1.48 miles

Once you go under and over a bridge, you will have overlooks of The Hague with European vibes along the ERT. At the end of The Hague, you’ll spot the Chrysler Museum of Art and the Glass Studio. If you are there around noon Tuesday through Saturday, be sure to watch their free daily glass blowing demonstration. As you continue along, you will pass private homes ranging in styles from Queen Anne to Shingle styles and Colonial Revivals in Ghent continuing to Redgate Avenue toward Chelsea and West Ghent.

Fort Norfolk/Plum Point Park – 0.92 miles

Hop off the trail and head to Fort Norfolk, the last remaining of 19 harbor-front forts authorized in 1794 by President George Washington. Quick tip: you will need an ID to enter the fort. Located on five acres of land, Plum Point Park is a site for environmental restoration with magnificent views of the river.

Chelsea – 0.33 miles

This portion of the trail is worth a couple hours of your time. Some of Norfolk’s most beloved restaurants and breweries are located all within the Chelsea District and within walking distance from one another. Hop off your bike or scooter and head to Benchtop Brewing, the Birch Bar, Torch Bistro or a local’s favorite, Orapax, a Greek restaurant. If you want to experience more than one place at a time, we recommend ordering a brick oven pizza from Chelsea Bakehouse and enjoying it next door at The Birch.

West Ghent – 1.42 miles

Leaving Chelsea, the trail will get a bit more scenic where you will travel near enormous pine trees that tower over you along Redgate Avenue, pass by Lamberts Creek and weave through Jeff Robertson Park—perfect for tossing the frisbee in the daytime or achieving the perfect glowup at night. Jeff Robertson Park is home to the Glowline, the first glow-in-the-dark trail on the East Coast. Also not to be missed in this section is the Weyanoke Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary, open on the weekends and featuring wooded walking paths that will make you forget you’re even in a city. The Sanctuary is maintained by Norfolk Master Gardeners.

Lamberts Point – 1.09 miles

Leaving the park, you’ll pass the busy street of Hampton Boulevard but quickly end up in a quaint residential neighborhood. Lamberts Point community garden can be found here, featuring a serene atmosphere.

Old Dominion University – 1.13 miles

After meandering through Lamberts Point, you’ll arrive on the ODU campus. Wander by the Powhatan Fields, Perry Library, the student center and Foreman Fields, passing by Monarchs on their way to and from class.

Larchmont – Edgewater – 1.32 miles

Adjacent to ODU’s campus is the charming neighborhood of Larchmont. Weave through the streets where you’ll find the waters of Edgewater Haven and Myrtle Park, perfect pit stops to take a water break and enjoy the view. Right off the ERT is D’Egg West, a local’s favorite spot to refuel.

Lochhaven – 1.53 miles

The last part of the trail, Lochhaven, is where you’ll pass stunning residential homes, the Norfolk Country Club Marina and the Hermitage Museum & Gardens. The Hermitage is part of the prestigious Smithsonian Affiliations program and showcases a nationally recognized art collection spanning 5,000 years, contemporary exhibition galleries and 12 acres of gardens.

After passing the gardens, you will find yourself continuing through the neighborhood until you reach the end. If you are feeling ambitious, turn around and head back toward Downtown Norfolk to make your trip a total of 21 miles!

For a virtual map click here!

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02 January 2026

Art Galleries in Norfolk, VA

Norfolk is vibrant and alive with world-class art museums, murals and public art pieces that enrich our neighborhoods. While there is no shortage of masterpieces, Norfolk is equally plentiful in talent when it comes to local art galleries. From watercolor canvas designs to contemporary modern art, we have multiple galleries worth exploring. Plus, local art makes for the perfect souvenir to hang on your wall at home, a vibrant reminder of your Norfolk experience.

Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries

Note: The Barry Art Center is currently under renovation until 2027.The Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries exhibit works by nationally and internationally recognized, self-taught artists, contemporary artists working in all media and local and regional artists connected with Old Dominion University. While this gallery is close to the ODU campus, the exhibits are free and open to the public.

d’Art Center

d’Art Center first opened in Norfolk in 1986 and has been exhibiting talented artists ever since. The nonprofit gallery resides in the heart of the NEON District and offers both adult and youth art classes, hosts on-site exhibitions, houses over 20 working artist studios and has regional and national art exhibits. Learn more about d’Art’s history, art and engagement.

Gallerie Ukwensi

Owner and artist Ukwensi Chappell creates his art through a mixture of color, movement and texture. While he has other artists’ work on display, you can also find his unique along the gallery walls. His art represents the explosion of a newly born galaxy, the swirling of a whirlpool, the inside of geodes, gemstones, texture, nature and more!

Gallery 21

Owners Jim and Darlene Todd were inspired to bring a high-end art experience to Coastal Virginia after visiting fine art galleries around the world. A budding artist practicing in Sumi-e (Japanese ink painting), Jim was determined to create an outlet for talented artists across the region. Gallery 21’s mission is to connect local artists with the community through receptions and exhibitions that highlight local artistic talent. The gallery has featured a wide range of artists and art media, from modern acrylic and mixed media pieces to traditional watercolor and oil paintings. With its polished concrete floors, exposed brick walls and ever-changing curated exhibitions, Gallery 21 brings the high-end fine art experience to Coastal Virginia.

Kate Thomas Art

Kate Thomas is a fine artist working primarily in watercolors on canvas with a focus on landscapes and abstraction. Her work mirrors the things she’s learning, grieving and growing into her life. The pieces explore exposing shadows, highlighting a moody beauty. It’s a visual escape for your eyes and an invitation into presence in the form of abstracted floras, rolling hills and salty shorelines. Find her gallery on Colley Avenue in Ghent.

Pure Lagos

This global-local African art gallery will invigorate all your senses as you walk through the doors. Not only is it an art gallery; the space also serves as a natural, organic, holistic health boutique offering healing consultations, skincare and fair trade Afropolitan goods for sale.

Check out the Spring and Fall Stockley Gardens Art Festival for more opportunities to purchase Art in Norfolk!

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01 January 2026

Best Wings in Norfolk

Perhaps wings are an integral part of your football season routine, or maybe you just can’t resist the sometimes-spicy, always flavorful sauces slathered on a perfectly cooked wing. A little dip in ranch or bleu cheese, a bite of a complimentary celery stick for good measure, and it’s a darn good day. While Norfolk is known for its sinfully good seafood and top-notch oyster bars, don’t think we don’t know our way around a chicken. There’s no ifs, ands or bones about it: we’ve got the wings you want. Here are some of the best restaurants for wings in Norfolk.

Alkaline

Listen, if you haven’t ordered the sticky wings from Alkaline, you’re for sure missing out. Their twice-fried Korean fried chicken wings are dipped in house sticky house and served with fried garlic. The unforgettable wings were featured on the Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” and were adored by Guy Fieri just as much as locals love them. Follow an order of wings by Alkaline’s cozy, delicious ramen, and you’ll have a recipe for a perfect meal.

A.W. Shucks

Typically, we’d suggest A.W. Shucks for their seafood and raw bar, but today we’re going to persuade you to try their wings. Buffalo and chipotle wings are classics, but promise us you will at least try the Old Bay wings! Born along the Chesapeake Bay, Old Bay is a true coastal flavor. This 18 spice and herb blend pairs perfectly with seafood (but is seriously satisfying on chicken too).

Blue Moon Taphouse

Conveniently located at Waterside District, Blue Moon Taphouse is one of the best places around for watching sports. The TVs are abundant, the beers are steadily flowing, and the wings are just how you like ’em. They’ve got boneless wings tossed in a variety of sauces including buffalo, BBQ, Bee Sting and zesty garlic parmesan. For a different variety, their sweet and spicy wings are tossed in a homemade sauce, topped with toasted sesame seeds and served with Asian slaw. No meat? No problem. The spicy buffalo or garlic cauliflower “wings” are spicy-battered, flash-fried and coated to perfection.

Bonchon Norfolk

Walk down any neighborhood in Korea and you’ll find a mom-and-pop fried chicken joint on almost every block. With years of hands-on experience with Korean cuisine, founder Jinduk Seh decided to focus on perfecting a recipe for fried chicken and share one of his country’s favorite comfort foods with the world. The result was Bonchon, Korean word for “my hometown.”

Dirty Buffalo

Buffalo, NY residents relocated to the great city of Norfolk and opened Dirty Buffalo, bringing their ever-famous Buffalo wing recipe with them. Dirty Buffalo offers multiple flavors and has a heat index ranging from no spice to holy moly. Voted the best wings in our region, Dirty Buffalo features bone-in, boneless and even cauliflower wings. Best time to go? Every Wednesday from 5–7 p.m. they have wings for only 89 cents.

The Fishin’ Pig

Among the obvious fish and pig options you’ll find at this beloved barbecue restaurant, you’ll find some of the best smoked wings ever. Slow smoked, deep fried and broiled to caramelize your favorite sauce, these wings are served with fresh cucumber slices and the classic dippers. Whether you go with BBQ, mild, medium or death wish, you’re sure to leave satisfied.

Grain

You thought Wednesday was for wine? Close, but nah. Drop by Grain on Hump Day and you’ll discover that Wednesdays are clearly for wings. Order an appetizer, or go for the whole platter (we won’t judge). With sauces like BBQ, honey BBQ, buffalo or garlic habanero dry rub, you’ll be dipping and devouring for hours.

Orapax

Known and loved as one of the region’s first Greek restaurants, Orapax delivers a fine selection of wings that have stood the test of time. Their Pegasus-Style wings are char-broiled, spiced with Greek herbs and seasonings and paired with a tzatziki sauce to cool things down. Meanwhile, their specialty sauces (buffalo, spicy bourbon or honey hot) are just as popular and come with the classic blue cheese or ranch.

Peck & Pour

Order wings by the platter! With incredible flavors to choose from and a great selection of beers, this is an awesome place to catch up with friends or watch the big game. From sweet soy, zesty orange and red chili, there’s surely something to suit everyone’s palate and spice preferences.

The Public House

Most any local pub will serve their own version of wings, but they aren’t all guaranteed to be as delicious as the ones you’ll find at Public House. Their wings come in several options: Korean barbecue, ghost pepper, buffalo, smokey bourbon barbecue or Public House special sauce.

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04 December 2025

Breweries in Norfolk

Breweries have become beloved neighborhood pubs, and lucky for us, Norfolk’s brewery scene has taken off! With multiple breweries in Norfolk, each serving up something a little different, there’s a brew to match every mood. Here’s a guide to exploring the breweries in Norfolk.

Afterglow Brewing

Afterglow is a fun, family-friendly/pet-friendly brewery crafting delicious beers and seltzers in all styles. They brew with state-of-the-art BrewHa equipment from Canada and are the first brewery to use this system in the state of Virginia. They also pride themselves on recycling their used grain to local farmers in the Hampton Roads area. Check them out in Norfolk’s up-and-coming Railyard.

Benchtop Craft Brewing Company

Located in Chelsea, Benchtop offers some of the most unique beer combinations you may ever sip on. Owner Eric Tennant started his career as a food scientist but left his role to further his creativity in the form of beer. Benchtop uses Norwegian yeast which ferments at a much higher temperature allowing them to produce beer faster. They’re one of the only breweries in the country to utilize this method, and it allows them to try new recipes more frequently. Just how unique are their beer creations? We suggest visiting the brewery for yourself to find out, but to tease your taste buds, their Quick Pickle beer is a gosa created with carrots, cucumbers and sea salt.

Bold Mariner Brewing Company

Located in an old bank building in East Beach/Ocean View, this veteran-owned craft brewery will have you feeling like a local in no time as their welcoming demeanor is contagious! Housed inside Bold Mariner is Bar-Q, a local favorite barbecue spot that specializes in beef brisket and craft scratch sausages. Don’t stress; Bold Mariner’s revolving draft selections are equally as flavorful as the food. Frogman Lager is their fan favorite and has won numerous awards.

COVA Brewing Co.

COVA Brewing is nestled in the heart of East Beach/ Ocean View and is owned by two local families whose passions brought this project to life. COVA’s building was formerly an auto repair shop but has been beautifully transformed into a coastal influenced brew-house, offering both craft beers and coffee. Cedar slatted counters imitate beachy dune fencing, and the color schemes throughout reflect the palette and sheen of sea glass. COVA has 14 taps dedicated to signature craft brews and weekly new releases, whether you’re looking for something hoppy, dark, light or sour. If beer’s not your thing, they also have premium sourced wines available.

Their slogan, “there’s always something brewing at COVA…” not only refers to the frothy liquids that fill their fermenters but also their tasty craft coffees. Coffeehouse by day and brewery at night, COVA has mastered quenching thirsts no matter the time of day. What’s truly unique is that you can pour your own beer with their self serve taps from copper handles, chosen for their antibacterial properties.

Elation Brewing

Elation Brewing brings great happiness, hence the name, to Norfolk’s Larchmont neighborhood. Here you’ll find black leather chairs and high top tables made of reclaimed bowling alley lanes. The bar itself is created from beams more than 400 years old taken from a demolished Suffolk Peanut building. As much as you like the architecture, you’re going to love the beer. Larchmont Lager, Notice This, Rose Gose and Highland Park Hazy are all part of their flagships, but rotating taps include guest beers from around the world, ciders, meads and even four wines on tap.

What goes better with beer than pizza? Not much, especially considering it’s Bakehouse pizza. A trusty staple for crusty breads and pizzas, the Bakehouse at Chelsea opened in 2014 and built a following of customers impressed by their high quality, fresh, organic baked goods. Now the Bakehouse at Elation provides those same elements to wow crowds in a brand new atmosphere, with beer as the best pairing ever.

Maker’s Craft Brewery

Enjoy local brews and Emerson cigars at Maker’s Craft Brewery at their onsite cigar lounge. Set in a historic 1906 burlap bag factory, this brewery incorporates the old with the new. The bar is made from reclaimed wood while brick walls line the interior and old cobblestones (found during construction) decorate their outdoor patio. While others went the route of extreme flavors and high ABVs, Maker’s focused on smooth beers best enjoyed with friends. All the grains from beer production are repurposed and sent to a local Virginia Beach farm to provide feed for the cows. Maker’s also features food trucks, live music and other events and pool tables on site.

Rip Rap Brewing Company

In Norfolk’s Railroad District lives the Chesapeake Bay-themed microbrewery, Rip Rap Brewing Company. The bay theme is carried into the beers with names like Breakwater and Luffing Sail. Their enticing and ever-changing lineup is created in small batches, meaning once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Picnic tables and board games fill the brewery with a mural of coastal waterways paying tribute to the owners’ Coast Guard roots.

Smartmouth Brewing Company

You might have heard of this Norfolk-born brewery. After all, they made national news for their Saturday Morning Marshmallow IPA (a Lucky Charms-inspired beer). Located in the Chelsea District, Smartmouth’s tasting room is the perfect place to sip on some favorite brews like their Alter Ego Saison, Game On IPA, Notch 9 Double IPA or Safety Dance Pilsner. Food trucks frequent the brewery, or you can find delicious Norfolk restaurants such as Orapax and the Bakehouse at Chelsea only steps away.

The Veil Brewing Co.

A Richmond favorite opened its doors in 2019 to their second establishment, this time in the heart of Norfolk’s up-and-coming Railroad District. This three-story brewery features taps on all floors and a rooftop balcony overlooking the city. The minimalistic and modern interior plays well to the neon art on display and garage doors that open up into the community.

Serving highly sought after beers without the long lines that normally come with it, this spacious and energetic brewery welcomes guests to experience handcrafted beers with unique flavor profiles on draft or to grab them canned or bottled to-go. With a full kitchen by Codex Chef Ian Hock, you’ll find mouth-watering double stacked burgers and delicious tacos to go alongside the beer of your choice.

Wasserhund Brewing Company

Established in 2015 in Virginia Beach, Wasserhund Brewing Company has grown to become a locals’ favorite. In late 2025, the company – whose name is German for “water dog,” opened a satellite location in Norfolk along Granby St.

The brewery serves everything from “Pick of the Litter” lager to a “Doggy Paddle” IPA, a stout, festbier, red ale and many others. The kitchen serves up pizza, handhelds, appetizers and deserts.

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13 November 2025

Norfolk Holiday Bucket List

If you haven’t yet spent a holiday weekend in Norfolk, you’re in for a festive treat. There’s many ways to get in the spirit of the season, whether watching colorful sparkles bounce on the water from a historic battleship, nostalgically gazing at decorations from cobblestone streets or getting cozy by a fire. Plus, we’ve got some local sips to help put you in the jolly spirit as well. Here are the ultimate Norfolk holiday bucket list items to get you started.

Go Ice Skating along the Riverwalk

Skate the Riverwalk brings a brand-new way to celebrate the season in Downtown Norfolk. Located within the illuminated Winterfest Riverwalk at TowneBank Fountain Park, this 4,400-square-foot real ice rink offers a festive open-air experience surrounded by fire pits, holiday music and seasonal favorites like hot chocolate. Perfect for date nights, family outings or creating new holiday traditions, Skate the Riverwalk includes rental skates for all ages and will host themed events throughout the season, including Skate & Send: Letters to Santa on Ice and Skate with Santa nights. Details, hours and tickets here.

See The Lights from the Water

There’s nothing like seeing our city aglow, and quite frankly, there’s no better view of Norfolk’s illuminated skyline than from the water.

This year brings a little something extra special as the WinterFest Harbor Lights Cruise, a 30-minute journey aboard the Victory Rover, will be offered on select dates in November and December. Set sail into a sea of sparkle with the Battleship Wisconsin as your shining star. A festive, 30-minute waterfront cruise aboard the Victory Rover, offering panoramic views of the Battleship Wisconsin and downtown Norfolk aglow with holiday lights, followed by exclusive admission to WinterFest on the Wisconsin. One unforgettable night, two incredible experiences. Cruises will depart at 6 p.m. and 7p.m., Fridays and Saturdays from Nov. 28 through Dec. 20, 2025. Cost is $40 per person with limited capacity. Tickets and info.

Winterfest on the Wisconsin

Step aboard the historic Battleship Wisconsin, decked out in more than two million lights, and enjoy live entertainment, festive bites and drinks, and holiday shopping along the waterfront. This beloved Hampton Roads tradition is doubling in size for 2025 with unforgettable new experiences:

The Kingdom of the Snow Queen – a 30,000 sq. ft. indoor wonderland where families will journey through snowy landscapes, meet magical characters, and encounter the Snow Queen herself.

New Below-Deck Adventure – discover all-new holiday fun aboard the Battleship Wisconsin. Select evenings, Nov. 14 – Dec. 31, 2025. Tickets: winterfestonthewisconsin.com

Bask in the Glow of the Lights at the Riverwalk

Downtown Norfolk’s first-ever mile-long light walk, free and open nightly along the Elizabeth River. Millions of lights will be strung along the river from Town Point Park to the Pagoda, offering festive sights and sounds for a wintry stroll.

Sip Libations at the Miracle Pop-Up Bar at Waterside

A Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar offering seasonal drinks in a festive setting. Featuring over-the-top decor, holiday-inspired cocktails and the nostalgic energy of the BEST office party you’ve ever been to, Miracle on Waterside Drive is the place to imbibe this season.

This year, enjoy a new mug and more Instagram-able moments for even more holiday cheer all season long!

Catch a Holiday Show at the Wells Theatre

The historic Wells Theatre in Downtown Norfolk offers not one — but two — stagings of holiday classics this season. First up is “A Merry Little Christmas Carol,” performed Dec. 3-23. This version is written by Mark Shanahan and is adapted from the novella by Charles Dickens. The story follows the story of Scrooge’s life, accompanied by the Christmas spirits of past, present, and future, to find the real Christmas spirit that he’s always been missing…his own. Directed by Maryanne Kiley. The second play is “A Sherlock Carol,” which was also penned by Shanahan. In this clever play, Moriarty is dead, and Sherlock is a haunted man. But when a grown Tiny Tim comes knocking on Sherlock’s door asking for an investigation into the untimely death of Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge, the Great Detective must use his gifts to solve a Dickens of a Christmas case! Directed by Steve Pacek. Don’t miss these two great Norfolk traditions on stage this season.

Stroll the cobblestone streets of Freemason District

Rebuilt shortly after the destruction of the Revolutionary War, Norfolk’s Freemason District features cobblestone streets and beautiful historic homes with colonial architecture. Located along the waterfront, the area’s charm provides a perfect location for a festive stroll after a big family meal.

Wave to Santa in the Grand Illumination pArade

Get your Santa sighting in early this year at Norfolk’s Grand Illumination Parade, held the Saturday before Thanksgiving. You’ll have an extra pep in your step with the music from talented marching bands as you watch a creative show of vibrantly colored and brightly lit floats pass by. Stay until the very end to get a glimpse of the big guy in red. This year, the 39th Annual Grand Illumination Parade takes place in Downtown Norfolk on Saturday, November 22, 2025 at 7 p.m. get ready to see the streets filled with all things holiday!

Get Cozy By a Yule Log BonFire

Shop local, visit Santa, and welcome in the holiday season at the Annual Holiday Yule Log Bonfire & Christmas Marketplace on December 6, 2025, from noon to 8 p.m. at Town Point Park along the Downtown Waterfront Norfolk. The free event features an expansive shopping experience showcasing local small businesses and artisans, a cozy bonfire, a live ice carving demonstration, seasonal cocktails and warm beverages, plus free Santa Claus visits, all in a beautiful, snowy winter wonderland along the Elizabeth River.

This year, the event also presents even more specialty, family-friendly entertainment. Look for the Santa Express train rides, fun and games with , holiday-themed arts and crafts, meet and greets with Disney princesses and much more.

Snuggle up at an outdoor fire pit

Baby, it’s cold outside in Norfolk during the winter! Snuggle up at one of our many outdoor fire pits and grab a snack, cocktail or glass of wine.

See the lights at Norfolk Botanical Garden

The Dominion Energy Garden of Lights at the Norfolk Botanical Garden was named one of the “best botanical garden holiday light shows in the country” by USA TODAY. Walking through this dazzling display is a magical experience for the whole family. This year, check out the display between Nov. 8, 2025 and Jan. 4 2026.

Finish your shopping Early

Norfolk is a one-stop shop for all your holiday gift-buying needs this season. From the locally-focused Selden Market to Norfolk Premium Outlets and all the small businesses in between, Norfolk has plenty of options.

Enjoy Festive Treats at The Birch

Holiday desserts are delicious, but they’re even better when you don’t have to make them for yourself. Norfolk’s Chelsea neighborhood stays abuzz year-round, but the vibe is electric during the holiday season. Delight in The Birch’s cider or mead while you devour a delectable Apple & Peach Cobbler, Virginia peaches and apples soaked in spiced cider, topped with a brown sugar cinnamon walnut crumble and served with house-made gelato.

Admire the giant tree at Townebank Fountain Park

The massive Christmas tree located on the waterfront in Townebank Fountain Park provides a great location to snap cute holiday photos. Afterward, stop by Waterside District next door for yummy food, or walk through the park to Nauticus where you can explore Winterfest.

View Holiday Decor at The Main

Marvel at the Hilton Norfolk the Main’s holiday decor as all corners of the hotel will be decked out in Christmas trees, poinsettias and their larger-than-life gingerbread house. This scrumptious holiday gingerbread house is constructed of 10 gallons of syrup, 500 pieces of gumdrops and 100 pounds of butter! Wander the levels of the hotel, grab a brew at the outdoor rooftop restaurant, Grain and you’ll be living the life like Kevin from “Home Alone 2” at the Plaza!

Search for tiny elf doors. No, really.

Magic is around every corner in Downtown Norfolk, as 100 tiny elf doors have appeared all around the city! This seasonal scavenger hunt will take you on a fun journey all throughout Downtown Norfolk. You can find these magical doors near theaters, restaurants, parks and any other places elves may gather throughout Downtown. At WinterFest on the Wisconsin, 15 cheeky elves have also hidden doors with waterfront views!

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