Nightlife in Portsmouth, Virginia

This restored 1940s Art-Deco-style theatre offers dining downstairs and tradional theatre-style seating wit... More on Virginia.org

Inscription. Opened on November 14, 1945, the Commodore Theatre was designed by noted Baltimore architect J... More on HMDB

TheBridge is a dream come true for many folks. A non-judgemental Christ-centered place to relax with coffee and conversation. A place where artist, poets, musicians, and ordinary people can connect in an eclectic community ... More on Virginia.org

Local performers in four productions each season - Season runs September thru April - Local talent presenting one musical & a selection of comedy's ... More on entertainment.com

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The food was great and the kids played games and had fun. More on Yahoo! Travel

The NorVa was a 1920 movie palace and vaudeville house. This three-floor venue now has the stat of the art sound system and hold sapproximately 1,500 people, and has featured diverse ... More on NorfolkCVB.com

Amazing: The building is beautiful and I have seen amazing artists preforming there More on Yahoo! Travel

about Chrysler Hall Performing Arts Theater: Since its grand opening in 1972, Chrysler Hall has served as t... More on GoCityKids

The staff was professional , courteous and went out of their way to be helpful . More on Yahoo! Travel

'Chrysler Hall' is a performing arts venue in Downtown Norfolk, Virginia. Built in 1972 and located next t... More on Wikipedia

you need more servence and less talking in the hallways because it was majorly bad the last time I stayed..... More on Yahoo! Travel

This former movie house is now the TCC Roper Performing Arts Center located in the revitalized downtown district. Several local artists ... More on WorldWeb.com

Originally opened as Granby Street movie palace in 1926, the former Loew's Theater has been lovingly restored by Tidewater Community College ... More on NorfolkCVB.com

Established in 1997, the Virginia Arts Festival is a non-profit organization created by the City of Norfolk. Every spring, renowned artists from around the world congregate in Hampton Roads to bri... More on Visitnorfolktoday.com

Staged every spring, the Virginia Arts Festival features world-renowned artists from across the globe in a fabulous, month-long showcase of the performing arts, with classical, jazz and chamber mus... More on NorfolkCVB.com

The Granby Theater was constructed around 1915, in the tradition of the archaic vaudeville and movie houses. After having been vacant, forgotten and run-down for nearly two decades, The Granby Thea... More on Virginia.org

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