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(NOT OPENING IN 2026: The Riverview Theater. Photo by Jim Morrison)
By Jim Morrison
The Riverview Theater was sold at a foreclosure auction Thursday back to the man who held onto it for decades, hoping a buyer would make it the theater jewel of the neighborhood.
Richard Levin bid $600,000 for the
Steve “ESPO” Powers, Struggle is My Business. Enamel on aluminum. Courtesy of the artist.
By Betsy DiJulio
Seamless was conceived as a companion exhibition to Nina Chanel Abney: The American Dream, and it does so both visually and conceptually. The pieces in both exhibitions are vivid, energetic, and current while Abney and the ...
VSO Music Director and “Potsdam” director Eric Jacobsen. Photo courtesy of Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
By Montague Gammon III
Two classical musicians, Army enlisted men, helped the competent amateur pianist who was their Commander-in-Chief set the course of post World War II history.
The occasion was the Potsdam Conference of three world le...
By Jeff Maisey
Unsuspecting audience members often do a double-take when Virginia Beach-based Wilder Horses take the stage.
“Is that who I think it is?,” you’ll likely overhear. Or, “It couldn’t be.”
No, it’s not, but, yes, singer Bobby Alderman is the spitting image, a dead ringer for The Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger.
No only do...
During the 2009 No Doubt reunion tour stop in Virginia Beach, Gwen Stefanie thrilled the audience on “Don’t Speak” and “Just a Girl.” Photo by Jeff Maisey.
By Jeff Maisey
Bruce Hornsby was the first act to take the stage at the Virginia Beach Amphitheater. That was on May 15, 1996.
Now entering its 30th season, the Veterans United Home Loans Amphith...