April 26 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT
Make a positive impact in your local community by volunteering with the Virginia Zoo to keep our environment and city parks beautiful. Participating in one of these clean-ups will grant free entry to the Virginia Zoo on May 16, 2026 for our Party for the Planet event.
When: April 26 from 10am – 12pm
Where: Community Beach Park
May 9 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT
Make a positive impact in your local community by volunteering with the Virginia Zoo to keep our environment and city parks beautiful. Participating in one of these clean-ups will grant free entry to the Virginia Zoo on May 16, 2026 for our Party for the Planet event.
When: May 9 from 10am – 12pm
Where: Lafayette Park Kayak and Boat Launch
From confirmed championship matches to rumored showdowns, WrestleMania 42 is one of WWE’s biggest and most star-studded events of the year. Watch it LIVE!
No Cover. Must be 21+
Interested in booking a table for 5+?
Email AWatson@livehospitality.com today!
Play Hooky with us on Friday, June 12 – this experience is an immersive Adult Recess designed for the professional who knows how to work hard and play harder.
Starting at just $26.73, your ticket will include entry and access to all game activations, live DJs, activities & giveaways!
Do something beautiful by assisting Elizabeth River Project’s restoration team construct a living shoreline for Colley Avenue’s new Kitting Mill Creek Pocket Park! All supplies will be provided for you, though waders and muck boots are encouraged if you have them. A water bottle and sunscreen are also encouraged. NOTE: This volunteer shift may require lifting up to 50lbs
Once registered, a staff member will reach out to confirm your shift and include full location address. Volunteers will be notified at least 16 hours prior to their shift if any changes or cancellations have been made due to weather or tides.
The spring “Lights Out” campaign starts on March 15 in Hampton Roads.
As part of this voluntary program, the Cape Henry Audubon Soceity and its partners urge property managers, businesses, tenants, government agencies, and residents help to prevent night-time bird collisions with building by turning off and/or blocking as many external and internal building lights at workplaces as possible at night to help prevent injury and death of migrating birds, especially from 11 pm to sunrise.
During migration, birds rest during the day and fly at night. During their long-distance flights, birds become disoriented by the bright, artificial lights of cities and are drawn into hazardous urban areas, where building collisions are a leading human cause of bird deaths, killing around 1 billion birds each year. Learn how you can help at Bird Safe Hampton Roads.
Please help by turning off lights visible outside after dark. Research conducted over 50 years by scientists at the Field Museum in Chicago quantified the bird-saving potential of turning lights out in downtown buildings. Halving lighted window areas decreased collision counts by 11 times in spring and 6 times in fall. Lights Out has secondary benefits in protecting moths, reducing light pollution, reducing energy costs for businesses, and reducing the region’s overall carbon footprint.
If you want to learn more about the campaign or want to volunteer to help with outreach or monitoring, please e-mail us at capehenryaudubonsociety@gmail.com
Join us for Easter Dinner at Capo Capo on Main Street. We are located on the first floor lobby level at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott in Downtown Norfolk. Reservations recommended.
Make your reservations now: on Open Table