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- 1Sanctuary Immersive Art Installation Planned for Mount Trashmore ParkโผSanctuary: New Immersive Art Installation Coming to Mount Trashmore Park
Virginia Beach has announced a new immersive art installation called Sanctuary, to be installed at Mount Trashmore Park. The city confirmed the project through an official announcement, marking a public art addition to one of the area's best-known parks. Details on opening dates, the artist involved and the installation's design have not yet been released.
- 2Fil Fest brings music and culture to Virginia Beach OceanfrontโFil Fest kicks off Friday with a weekend of music, culture at the Oceanfront
Fil Fest begins Friday at the Oceanfront in Virginia Beach, offering a full weekend of music and cultural programming celebrating Filipino heritage. The festival draws the local Filipino-American community and visitors for live performances, food and cultural showcases, adding to the city's busy slate of oceanfront events.
- 3Ocean Lakes vs Tallwood Boys Varsity Volleyball Set for October 1โผOcean Lakes vs Tallwood - Boys Varsity Volleyball 10/01/2026 | Watch Live & On Demand
Ocean Lakes and Tallwood High Schools are scheduled to meet in a boys varsity volleyball match on October 1, 2026, with the game available live and on demand. The matchup pits the two Virginia Beach schools against each other in a regular-season contest that local families and fans can stream online.
- 4NASA and Old Dominion University partner on flood prediction technologyโNASA and ODU team up to build flood prediction technology for Hampton Roads communities
NASA is partnering with Old Dominion University to develop flood prediction technology for communities in Hampton Roads, Virginia. The collaboration aims to give the flood-prone coastal region better tools to anticipate and prepare for flooding. The region, which includes Norfolk and Virginia Beach, is considered highly vulnerable to sea level rise and storm-driven flooding.
- 5Immersive art installation to open temporarily at Mount Trashmore ParkโผLarge-scale immersive art installation to temporarily open at Mount Trashmore Park
A large-scale immersive art installation is set to open temporarily at Mount Trashmore Park in Virginia Beach, according to WAVY.com. The report gives few further details on the artists involved, the installation's content, or how long it will remain open, and reactions from local residents are not yet documented.
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Virginia Business has published an overview of Hampton Roads, the coastal region of southeastern Virginia that includes Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Newport News. The piece provides a rundown of the region's economy, key industries and business climate, giving readers a snapshot of one of the state's major metropolitan areas.
- 7Bond granted for man accused in 1986 Virginia Beach rape and murderโผBond granted for man accused in 1986 rape, murder case in Virginia Beach
A Virginia Beach court has granted bond to a man accused in a 1986 rape and murder case, according to WAVY. The ruling allows the suspect to be released while he awaits further proceedings in a cold case that was reopened decades after the killing. The original crime shocked the community and its revival after nearly 40 years is drawing renewed attention to the case.
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The 70th annual Boardwalk Art Show presented by the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art is taking place on the Virginia Beach boardwalk. The milestone edition of the long-running outdoor exhibition draws artists and visitors to the oceanfront, continuing a tradition that has been a fixture of the region's cultural calendar for seven decades.