Join us for our Red, White, Brew & BBQ Patio Party, featuring live entertainment all night – an acoustic act to ease into the evening and a high-energy DJ set to keep the celebration going into the night.
6:30 p.m. – Cocktail hour
7:30 p.m. – Dinner Buffet
The beginning of Historic Garden Week dates to 1927, when a flower show organized by the Garden Club of Virginia raised an impressive $7,000 to save trees planted by Thomas Jefferson on the lawn at Monticello.
The Garden Club of Virginia operates as a non-profit organization comprised of 48 member clubs and 3,400 volunteers. Proceeds from Historic Garden Week fund the restoration and preservation of Virginia’s historic public gardens and provide graduate level research fellowships.
Historic Garden Week is held annually:
Dates for 2026 are April 18-25, and dates for 2027 are April 17-24.
There will be 29 tours across the state and our local tour here in Norfolk will take place on Thursday, April 23rd.
$50 pp advance ticket price
$60 pp day of ticket price
$15 pp child’s ticket ages 5 – 17 yrs. old Children under five are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
A combo. ticket for the Virginia Beach and Norfolk tour is available for $85 pp. Please use the General Ticketing on our menu.
The Larchmont neighborhood, surrounding a triangular green space and bordered by the Lafayette River, was developed in 1906 by the firm Bellamy and Hough. Located five miles from downtown Norfolk, it was considered “country” by the locals, which inspired the developing firm to create its own bus line, called the Larchmont Transit Company. This allowed residents to enjoy a neighborhood with spacious, elegant homes; expansive, bucolic gardens; and life on the river. Today, this neighborhood is known for its beautifully maintained and restored 100-year-old homes, as well as outdoor spaces that make residents proud to call this place home.
Join us as we partner with Autism Society Tidewater Virginia, Complete the Puzzle, and Destination Family Services to provide guests of all abilities and needs, along with their families, the opportunity to visit the Virginia Zoo in a less overwhelming environment. On this special date and time we will provide stress-free activities for your Zoo visit through adapted programs and a reduced number of visitors. With access to animal ambassadors, activity carts, biofact carts, and more the whole family can enjoy this sensory-friendly morning at the Zoo.
“Voices of Tomorrow, Drums of the Diaspora” presented by Mosaic Steel Orchestra and The Boys Choir of Hampton Roads
Experience the power of steelpan and young voices united in celebration of Black history, culture and hope. The Mosaic Steel Orchestra joins forces with the Boys Choir of Hampton Roads under the direction of Julius McCullough for a dynamic collaboration featuring Caribbean steelpan rhythms and rich choral harmonies. This special program traces the journey of the African diaspora through music – honoring ancestral roots, uplifting today’s youth and imagining a future filed with resilience and possibility. Be a part of a performance that educates, uplifts and celebrates Black excellence through music.
Performance is FREE – no tickets or RSVP required!
Saturday, Feb. 28
3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Doors open at 2:00 p.m.
Come early and experience “Black Voices & Visions,” the inaugural exhibit at the Gallery at the Attucks, a new visual arts space within the Attucks Theatre dedicated to celebrating creativity, community and storytelling. “Black Voices & Visions” is curated by Joan Rhodes-Copeland, executive director of the Aspire Gallery, and features approximately 60 works by Black artists with ties to Hampton Roads.
The Gallery at the Attucks is open to the general public for viewing an hour before all Arts at the Attucks free performances.
An elevated night out with drinks, curated bites, a dessert bar, music, and rooftop vibes. Safe, grown fun.
Sometimes you just want to get dressed, step out, and enjoy a good night.
TCB After Dark is not a class and it is not a club. It is an elevated night out designed for good energy, real conversation, and clean fun.
Join us for an intimate rooftop evening featuring drinks, curated bites, and a full dessert bar experience by The Cookie Bar.
Whether it is girls night, date night, friends night, or you are coming solo to network and connect, this space is for you.
Expect:
Drinks
Curated appetizers
Dessert bar
Music
Rooftop atmosphere
A safe and welcoming environment
This is a grown vibe. Come dressed. Come ready to mingle. Come ready to enjoy yourself.
Friday, February 27
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
The Ghent Rooftop
Norfolk, Virginia
Tickets are limited.
757 Curious is designed for those who would like to connect with their local community and make new connections!
A monthly networking series sponsored by Gather Norfolk.
You think you know the 757? There’s so much more to discover.
757 Curious is a networking opportunity based out of Gather Norfolk. For this event, we will have light breakfast bites and plenty of hot coffee or tea for you to enjoy.
Our Speakers:
To be announced
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Our goals for the 757 Curious series:
If this sounds like a fit, we invite you to join us at the next 757 Curious! Doors will open at 8:20 am and we’ll begin promptly at 8:35 am. If you join us, feel free to stick around for a free day of coworking.
Join us for the premiere of Abby Martin’s new documentary film on the environmental impact of the US military!
Earth’s Greatest Enemy is the second documentary from journalist Abby Martin that uncovers a shocking blind spot in the climate conversation: the U.S. military.
Exempt from international climate agreements and rarely scrutinized in mainstream reporting, the Pentagon is revealed here as the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon, contaminating water, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism, striking visuals, and stories from impacted communities, the film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and its planetary consequences. Provocative, urgent, and eye-opening, this is a documentary that will change how you see both the military and environmentalism.
Video message from Director Abby Martin following the film
Learn more about the film and watch the trailer at EarthsGreatestEnemy.com
THE ERGS! at the Norfolk Taphouse with special guest RODEO BOYS!
TIM BARRY returns to the NORFOLK TAPHOUSE with JOSH SMALL & BENNETT WALKER WALES!
