BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Hampton Roads with hands-on art making experiences. Cheer on Big Blue with us on Kaufman Mall for the lead up to every ODU home football game.
Subject to change. Please check our social media for updates!
ODU Kaufman Mall, Saturday, November 28, (4 hours prior to kickoff, TBA)
BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Hampton Roads with hands-on art making experiences. Cheer on Big Blue with us on Kaufman Mall for the lead up to every ODU home football game.
ODU Kaufman Mall, Saturday, October 31, (4 hours prior to kickoff, TBA)
Subject to change. Please check our social media for updates!
ODU Kaufman Mall, Thursday, October 15, 3:30-7:30 PM
BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Hampton Roads with hands-on art making experiences. Cheer on Big Blue with us on Kaufman Mall for the lead up to every ODU home football game.
Subject to change. Please check our social media for updates!
BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Hampton Roads with hands-on art making experiences. Cheer on Big Blue with us on Kaufman Mall for the lead up to every ODU home football game.
ODU Kaufman Mall, Saturday, September 5, 2-6 PM
ODU Kaufman Mall, Saturday, September 19, 2-6 PM
ODU Kaufman Mall, Saturday, September 26, (4 hours prior to kickoff, TBA)
BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Hampton Roads with hands-on art making experiences.
Join us at the Little Creek Branch of Norfolk Public Library for an afternoon customizing articulated paper dolls inspired by our permement doll collection.
BAM is on the loose, Monarchs! While the Barry Art Museum is closed for renovations, BAM in the WILD is popping up across Old Dominion University’s campus and the greater Norfolk community with free hands-on art making experiences.
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, June 24, 6-7 PM
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, July 1, 6-7 PM
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, July 8, 6-7 PM
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, July 15, 6-7 PM
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, July 22, 6-7 PM
Michael and Kimthanh Lê Digital Theater and Planetarium: Wednesday, July 29, 6-7 PM
Location is subject to change. Please check our social media for updates!
It’s all about norfolk, the food trucks, food vendors selling their best specialty items for you to enjoy.
It’s all about norfolk, the food trucks, food vendors selling their best specialty items for you to enjoy. Wether it’s baked,fried,gilled or smoked you’ll be sure to find your local favorites at Nfk.Eats Come for the food and stay for the vibes!
Welcome to Norfolk Eats!
Get ready to dive into the tastiest bites around! Norfolk Eats is your local spot to savor delicious flavors and meet fellow food lovers. This is an in-person event, perfect for those who love good vibes and great food. Bring your appetite and join us for a fun, casual day of eating, chatting, and exploring the best eats Norfolk has to offer.
Don’t miss out—it’s all about food, friends, and fantastic times!
Matt Lorenz’s vision, manifest in The Suitcase Junket, is an experience not to be missed.
If you saw The Suitcase Junket, the vision of Matt Lorenz, when we hosted him some years ago, you know.
It’s an experience.
Here’s one review: You haven’t experienced true mystical music magic until you see Matt Lorenz, aka The Suitcase Junket, perform live. There really are no words to accurately describe what you witness unfold in front of your eyes as Lorenz creates a tapestry of sound that 10 men could not successfully conjure up.
Tickets are $25 plus the 10 percent city tax and the Eventbrite fee.
His vision developed in the tension between the grand and the solitary. Grand in its imagery, sound, and staging. Solitary in its thrift and self-reliance. What instruments he requires, Lorenz builds from scratch and salvage. What parts five players would perform, he performs alone. The spectacle of his one-man set bears constant comparison to legends of showmanship, brilliance, madness, and invention.
He returns for an intimate show at Vessel Craft. Doors at 7, music at 8. No opener.
This will be a seated show. There will be food and drinks for sale.
Listen to “Everything I Like”