Gloucester Point
Gloucester Point, VA · Food & Drink
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Win Tickets to Celebrating Meat Loaf
The Fox welcomes “Celebrating Meat Loaf” to the Ferguson Center for the Arts on Sunday, October 11, and you could be there for free!. Celebrating Meat Loaf is the only authentic reimagining of the legendary Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman songbook, performed by the alums of Meat Loaf’s official band.
The US Sun
Target steps into shoes of shuttered Kroger & officially replaces grocery store complete with new ‘larger’ food choices
A NEW Target is coming to a town in Virginia, taking over the former Kroger location. Target confirms their new store will open in Wards Corner, Norfolk’s with an official opening date set for October 11. The 129,000-square-foot store will be located at 201 E. Little Creek Road, Norfolk,...
WAVY News 10
HRS: Dining out for life
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – You can help make a difference just by eating dinner out. LGBT Life Center’s Dining Out For Life Hampton Roads is happening Sept. 29! It’s an event that helps them provide essential programs and services like HIV prevention, housing assistance and mental health services. Christopher Reybrouck with the LGBT Life Center joined HRS with the details.
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Ghent Restaurant Week & Other Foodie Events
The eclectic, charming neighborhood and business corridor of Ghent in Norfolk will be presenting its first traditional restaurant week beginning Friday, September 25 and running through Sunday, October 4. With the tagline “Fall in love with Ghent,” the restaurants will offer a variety of options with prix fixe pricing set...
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Barbecue Fans Line Up Before Noon At This Smoky Little Roadside Pit In Southern Virginia
Cars start rolling into a small Norfolk parking lot well before lunchtime, drivers hoping to snag a spot before the crowds arrive. Inside a squat little building that has stood for more than a century, a cone-making machine keeps humming along just like it did at the 1904 World’s Fair.
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9 Virginia Farmers Markets Worth Spending A Slow Saturday Morning Exploring
Saturday mornings are for slowing down. A cup of coffee, a stroll through town, and a basket to fill with whatever looks good. Virginia has farmers markets that are worth spending a slow Saturday morning exploring, places where you can talk to the people who grew your food and discover something new. Some are large, with dozens of vendors selling everything from produce to baked goods to handmade crafts.