A slow reveal of self through pleasure, presence, and burlesque-inspired embodiment—designed to deepen confidence and mind–body connection
A slow reveal of self through pleasure, presence, and burlesque-inspired embodiment—designed to deepen confidence and mind–body connection
Join me in a cozy hair cutting class designed to help you feel confident creating soft, feathery silhouettes when cutting shags.
You will learn:
✨Key consultation points to ensure you and your client have the same vision
✨ Combination of scissor and razor techniques to sculpt the hair into a soft, feathered shag
✨ Hand styling techniques to preserve natural, lived in texture as well as blowout techniques
✨How to customize your shag to a clients hair, lifestyle, and personal style
Light refreshments provided, street parking or nearby parking available. Handicap accessible studio/handicap parking. All licensed professionals welcome.
Belly Dance with Rachel is an empowering, feel-good class focused on embodiment, confidence, and celebrating your body through dance.
Want to sweat, shimmy, and actually enjoy being in your body?
Feeling curious about dance but unsure if you’ll “keep up” or fit in?
Looking for a way to move that feels playful, empowering, and confidence-building?
Come join weekly Belly Dance classes with Rachel, where the focus is on embodiment, expression, and having fun, not perfection. This class is about learning to listen to your body, move with intention, and build confidence through joyful, grounded movement.
Rachel is an award-winning dancer and choreographer known for her eclectic style and magnetic stage presence. Each class covers foundational posture, movements, combinations, and layering, with options offered so you can move at your own pace. No previous experience is needed—this class is welcoming to absolute beginners and supportive for more experienced dancers alike.
Expect sweat, shimmies, laughter, and a deeper sense of connection to your body. It’s a playful way to move, build strength, and add excitement to your weekly routine—while feeling more at home in yourself.
✨ Details:
• 4-week session: $60 per person
Important Notes:
Classes are offered in 4-week sessions that build on one another and begin on the first Wednesday of each month. Drop-in classes are not available.
Pre-registration is not required, but participants must start on the first Wednesday of the month. If you miss the first class, you’ll need to wait until the next session begins.
Same time every Friday. A different way to move each week. Drop in, explore, and live body brave.
Friday Night Flow at Live Body Brave
Unwind, move, and reconnect with your body in this welcoming drop-in movement series designed for curiosity, confidence, and embodied joy. Friday Night Flow happens every Friday from 6:00–7:30 pm and offers a different focus each week, while staying rooted in the Live Body Brave values of body respect, play, and self-expression.
Each class explores different movement topics and styles in an accessible, supportive environment:
1st Friday: Bellydance
2nd Friday: Anything Goes
3rd Friday: Burlesque
4th & 5th Fridays (when applicable): Anything Goes
Anything Goes classes are creative, exploratory, and ever-changing. These sessions may include topics and movement inspired by burlesque, bellydance, cabaret, prop use, costuming, joyful movement, improvisation, and more — offering space to experiment, play, and follow your curiosity from week to week.
No experience required — this class is open to all levels and all fitness levels. Come exactly as you are. Dress in something that makes you feel confident and allows you to move comfortably. You’re invited to explore at your own pace, take breaks as needed, and follow what feels good in your body.
$15 per class | Drop-in friendly
18+ | All bodies welcome
Hybrid: In-person at Virginia Health Sciences or virtually via Zoom
* For in-person attendees, registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am*
Learning Objectives:
Lunch and free parking at EVMS will be available for in-person attendees!
Speaker Line-Up
Keynote Presentation: “Strong Doesn’t Mean Silent: Women’s Mental Health Across the Lifespan”
Natasha Sriraman, MD, MPH, FAAP, FABM, PMH-C
President, Virginia Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters Center for Maternal & Child Health Equity and Advocacy
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, EVMS School of Medicine, Macon & Joan Brock Virginia Health Sciences at Old Dominion University
Special Presentation: “Boundaries, Belonging, and Burnout: Bridging the Support Gap in Women’s Mental Health”
Nicole Dutta, PhD
Psychology Program Manager for Women’s Mental Health, Hampton VAMC
Lived Experiences Fireside Chat: “Bridging the Gap Through Lived Experience: Women’s Voices Across Generations”
Moderated by Susannah Uroskie, Board Member/ Youth & Young Adult Coordinator, NAMI Coastal Virginia
Break Out Sessions will highlight generational challenges. You will choose one per time slot.
A1: Youth Focus (topic focusing on under 20)
A2: Middle Age (topic focusing on 40-60)
B1: Middle Age (topic focusing on 20-40)
Alana Dopp, M.D. , Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, EVMS at Old Dominion University
B2: Senior Focus (topic focusing on 60+)
Join us for a night of stargazing and celestial wonders at Astronomy on The Rooftop!
Astronomy on The Rooftop
Join us under the stars for an unforgettable evening of cosmic exploration! Set against the stunning backdrop of the night sky, our rooftop transforms into an open-air observatory.
Telescopes will be available for stargazing, with expert guides pointing out constellations, planets, and deep-sky wonders. Whether you’re a seasoned skywatcher or a curious beginner, you’ll enjoy celestial stories, astronomy talks, and breathtaking views of the moon and stars.
Bring a blanket for the cooler nights and a sense of wonder. Imbibe on our draft wall—this is a night to connect with the universe from right here on Earth.
Courtesy of the Back Bay Amateur Astronomers. The Back Bay Amateur Astronomers are a 501(c)(3) non-profit scientific and educational organization dedicated to “Bringing Astronomy to the People of Hampton Roads”. Please feel welcome to join us at any of our free events and take the chance to get lost in the stars and rediscover the sense of wonder that has ignited curiosity and inspired exploration for centuries!
757 Moms – Join us for a very casual happy hour meet up to kick off 2026 for our chapter. It is an opportunity to connect and to learn more
Join the 757 Chapter for a very casual happy hour meet up to kick off 2026 for our chapter. It is an opportunity to connect and for anyone new to learn more about CoM in a relaxed setting. We will be following this up with our first meeting of the year to work on our community action plan in March.
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Welcome to the movement that’s mobilizing over 100,000 mothers nationwide to advance maternal rights in America.
Our local chapter meetings bring together passionate advocates who are fighting for paid family leave, affordable childcare, and improved maternal health outcomes—the core pillars of our mission.
With 49 local chapters across 33 states + Washington DC, the Chamber of Mothers is a powerful force for advocacy. Together, we’ve held 45 bipartisan meetings on Capitol Hill and connected with policymakers to push forward solutions that support mothers and families at the federal level, and hosted 120+ local chapter meetings and events to drive progress at the state and local levels.
Expect a welcoming, inspiring environment where you’ll gain tools, build community and action plans, and leave empowered to make an impact in your community. Whether you’re new to advocacy or ready to take your efforts further, your voice matters. Together, we will reshape the future for families everywhere. The Mothers will save us all.
Join the Tidewater Classical Guitar Quartet and special guests, guitarist Tom Clippinger, vocalist Ana Elisa Portes, and the powerful voices of the Norfolk State University Concert Choir in a collaborative program celebrating artistry and connection.
Arts at the Attucks is made possible by Norfolk Arts, the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
“Globe at Home” – An inaugural “Passport: Hampton Roads” event in collaboration with VA Natural Gas, Norfolk Public Schools and Hampton Roads Workforce Council.
An immersive event connecting Norfolk Public School students to globally connected careers and civic life through local employers, organizations, and an interactive mini job fair.
Arts at the Attucks is made possible by Norfolk Arts, the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.