Nov/Dec 2006

Datebook

HOLIDAY EVENTS

28TH ANNUAL SANTA'S STOCKING OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Nov. 4-5, 18-19: Get an early start on holiday shopping by visiting this annual craft show with vendors selling a variety of unique handmade arts and crafts. Free admission. Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Kempsville Recreation Center, Virginia Beach. 757-474-8492

A HOLIDAY BAZAAR
Nov. 5: Forty exhibitors from around the country will offer a selection of items such as custom jewelry, ceramics and pottery, holiday ornaments and decorations, chipped china garden creations, stocking stuffers, home-baked treats and much more. Adults $1, Children (Under 10) free. Quality Suites and Sleep Inn at Lake Wright, Norfolk. 757-668-7098

FANTASY SHOPPING NIGHT
Nov. 12: Kick off the holiday season with a special after-hours shopping event. Proceeds benefit CHKD. MacArthur Center, Norfolk. 757-627-6000. www.shopmacarthur.com

HAMPTON CHRISTMAS MARKET
Nov. 17-19: More than 250 artists and craftspeople offer a diverse selection of traditional and contemporary work. Adults $7, Children (Under 12) free. Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton. 757-417-7771. www.emgshows.com

WINTER WONDERLAND: THE COLEMAN COLLECTION
Nov. 17-19, Nov. 24-Dec. 31: The exhibit features a range of still and robotic yuletide displays of several hundred figures, including animated elves, woodland creatures, Santa's toy and candlemaking factories, carolers, teddy bears and animated circus figurines. Courthouse Galleries, Portsmouth. 757-393-8543

CHICK-FIL-A HOLIDAY LIGHTS AT THE BEACH
Nov. 17-Jan. 1: More than 450,000 lights adorn the Virginia Beach Oceanfront in nautical and holiday displays. Sunday-Thursday 5:30-10 p.m., Friday-Saturday 5:30-11 p.m. 757-463-1940

CHICK-FIL-A HOLIDAY PARADE
Nov. 18: Giant balloons, mascots, bands, floats and Santa Claus too. 9:30 a.m. Coliseum Central, Hampton. 757-826-6351

DRIVER VILLAGE GRAND ILLUMINATION AND CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS
Nov. 18: Carolers and light refreshments greet you at every shop throughout the village. Hundreds of luminaries line the streets and walkways as Santa arrives on his antique sleigh. Free. Driver Village, Suffolk. 757-538-2488

HOLIDAYS IN THE CITY GRAND ILLUMINATION AND PARADE
Nov. 18: With the theme "American Holidays Through History," the parade will be showcased through the spectacular lighting of the skylines of Downtown Norfolk and Olde Towne Portsmouth to signal the commencement of the holiday season. Grand Illumination Parade follows, with festive and illuminated floats, marching bands, giant balloons, dancers and Santa Claus. 757-623-1757. www.downtownnorfolk.org

INDIAN RIVER CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW
Nov. 18-19: Start holiday shopping early; more than 90 artisans display and sell their crafts. Concessions available for purchase. Free admission. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday noon-4 p.m. 757-382-6411

MACARTHUR ON ICE
Nov. 18-Jan. 15: Enjoy outdoor skating in downtown Norfolk, right next to MacArthur Center mall. 757-627-6000. www.macarthuronice.com

GARDEN OF LIGHTS
Nov. 23-Dec. 31: Norfolk Botanical Garden is aglow with more than a million twinkling lights. 757-441-5830. www.nbgs.org

CELEBRATION OF LIGHTS
Nov. 23-Jan. 1: Enjoy a two-mile drive through animated scenes made out of more than 650,000 lights at Virginia's longest-running, drive-thru light event. Newport News Park. Daily 5:30-10 p.m. 757-926-1400

VIRGINIA BEACH CHRISTMAS MARKET
Nov. 24-26: Featuring 300 artisans with wares including pottery, jewelry, fine arts and one-of-a-kind Christmas collectibles. More than 25 "Taste of the Holidays" food vendors. Adults $7, Children (6-12) $2. Virginia Beach Convention Center. 757-417-7771. www.emgshows.com

SANTA'S ATTIC
Nov. 30-Dec. 1: Seasonal craft show featuring an array of handmade items and tasty treats, all made by seniors. City Hall lobby, Hampton. 757-727-8314. www.hampton.gov

CHRISTMAS IN SMITHFIELD
Dec. 1-31: Monthlong celebration of the holiday season with decorated homes and many events highlighting the small-town charm of Smithfield. www.smithfield-virginia.com/events.html

HOLLYDAZZLE
Dec. 1: Special effects, entertainment and children's activities at a unique holiday event. Free. 6-9 p.m. Fountain Plaza, City Center at Oyster Point, Newport News. 757-926-1400

YORKTOWN CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS: CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING
Dec. 1: Begin the holiday season with a procession of lights led by the Fifes and Drums of York Town, from the Victory Monument to the site of the official "village" tree. Evening includes holiday entertainment and a visit from Santa. 757-890-4970

HOLIDAY BIZARRE
Dec. 1-2: See 75 area artists exhibit their handcrafted fine arts and crafts. Food and entertainment will be on hand. Free. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. d'ART Center, Selden Arcade, Norfolk. 757-625-4211. www.d-artcenter.org

18TH ANNUAL HAMPTON HOLLY DAYS LIGHTED BOAT PARADE
Dec. 2: Nautical parade of sail and powerboats decorated with colorful lights. Downtown Hampton waterfront. 757-727-1570

46TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR
Dec. 2: Tour private residences in or near Williamsburg's historic area and see holiday floral arrangements and decorations. Presented by the Green Springs Garden Club. 757-565-7844

ANNUAL DOWNTOWN SUFFOLK HOLIDAY PARADE
Dec. 2: Colorful floats, marching bands and community groups mark this annual parade. 757-923-2016

ANNUAL WILLIAMSBURG AREA COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS PARADE
Dec. 2: Yearly community parade sponsored by the Williamsburg Area Chamber of Commerce. Free. 9 a.m. Merchants Square, Williamsburg. 757-229-6511

CHRISTMAS IN CRADOCK
Dec. 2: Arts and crafts, pictures with Santa, caroling, hot apple cider and more. 5-8 p.m. Afton Square, Portsmouth. 757-668-1481

HOLIDAY PARADE AT THE BEACH
Dec. 2: Enjoy marching bands, antique cars, equestrian units and Santa Claus to usher in the holiday season at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach. 757-368-3033

YORKTOWN CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS: YORKTOWN ILLUMINATION
Dec. 2: A day of events including demonstrations, unique shopping opportunities, exhibits and a homes tour, followed by the illumination, Christmas carols and a lighted boat parade. 757-890-4970

ANNUAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY CANDLELIGHT TOUR
Dec. 2-3: A Suffolk tradition for 30 years, this holiday tour features Suffolk's historic businesses and homes. 757-923-4750

HISTORIC PORT NORFOLK HOLIDAY TOUR OF HOMES
Dec. 3: Enjoy seasonally decorated historic homes dating back to 1889 in the historic Port Norfolk area of Portsmouth. 3-7 p.m. 757-399-2383

HOLIDAYS ALONG THE CANNONBALL TRAIL: A WALKING TOUR AND OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 3: See festive holiday decor while taking a historic stroll through downtown Norfolk. 757-441-1526

COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG GRAND ILLUMINATION
Dec. 3: Traditional 18th-century celebration featuring afternoon and evening festivities and fireworks. Colonial Williamsburg. 800-HISTORY. www.history.org

44TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY OPEN HOUSE
Dec. 5: Enjoy an open house at a majestic brick home in Church Point decorated for the season. Baked goods, Brunswick stew and many other delicacies can be purchased, and hot cider and cookies will be served. Sponsored by the Cape Henry Woman's Club. $5. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. 4032 Timber Ridge Dr., Church Point, Virginia Beach. 757-424-8858

SANTA'S ATTIC ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW
Dec. 7-8: Shop for holiday gifts or pick up a little treasure for your own enjoyment at this annual arts and crafts show. Area crafters showcase an array of original, handmade items along with an assortment of baked treats. Free. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Hampton City Hall, Hampton. 757-728-2085. www.hampton.gov/parks

OLDE TOWNE CANDLELIGHT HOME TOUR
Dec. 8-9: A self-guided tour through Olde Towne Portsmouth's finest homes. Friday 5-9 p.m., Saturday 1-5 p.m. 757-397-5578

THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPE
Dec. 9: A place where only children ages 3-12 are allowed to shop for holiday gifts. All presents are one price, which includes gift-wrapping. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Church, Portsmouth. 757-393-0431

2006 HAMPTON HOLLY DAYS PARADE
Dec. 9: The Peninsula's largest illuminated parade kicks off the holiday season in downtown Hampton, featuring nearly 90 parade units and many pre-parade festivities in front of the Hampton History Museum, including a Yule Log Celebration. Sprigs of holly will be available for all to touch to the yule log to ensure a year of good luck! 7 p.m. 757-727-8314

OLDE TOWNE HOLIDAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Dec. 9: Portsmouth celebrates "Holidays in the City" with the best of local and regional musical groups, choirs and musicians featured on the streets of Olde Towne. Noon-7 p.m. 757-393-5111

SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS PARADE
Dec. 9: Annual Main Street Christmas Parade in quaint Smithfield. 757-357-5182. www.smithfield-virginia.com/events.html

KIDS' HOLIDAY WEEKENDS
Dec. 9-10, 16-17, 30-31: Children and families are welcome to experience a Colonial holiday with festivities and fun learning. Colonial Williamsburg. 800-HISTORY. www.history.org

HISTORIC HOLIDAY TROLLEY TOURS
Dec. 10, 16-17, 23, 26, 28, 30: Enjoy a narrated trolley tour of historic Olde Town Portsmouth. 3-5 p.m. 757-393-5111

WORLD OF 1860s: HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Dec. 16: Step back in time with your family for some 1860s holiday cheer. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mariners' Museum, Newport News. 757-594-8752. www.mariner.org

COLONIAL CHRISTMAS AT BERKELEY PLANTATION
Dec. 16-17: Learn how the Harrison family celebrated Christmas during the 18th century. Enjoy colonial music, Christmas stories and decorations of fresh greenery. Reservations required. 1-3 p.m. Berkeley Plantation, Charles City. 888-466-6018. www.berkeleyplantation.com

CHANUKAH: FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
Dec. 16-23: The Moses Myers House commemorates the festival of Chanukah by offering programming that highlights Jewish heritage and tradition. Moses Myers House, Norfolk. 757-333-1085

A COLONIAL CHRISTMAS
Dec. 16-31: Experience 18th-century holiday traditions, hear military accounts of Christmas in a re-created Revolutionary War encampment and glimpse holiday preparations on a 1780s Virginia farm. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Yorktown Victory Center, Yorktown. 757-253-4838

SPECIAL EVENTS

PENINSULA HERITAGE AND FOUNDERS TOUR
Nov. 1: Tour key 17th-century historical sites, including the original Jamestown settlement, Mulberry Island Point and Queen's Hith. Led by John Quarstein, Virginia War Museum director and historian. Part of Christopher Newport University's yearlong Jamestown 2007 commemoration. Christopher Newport University, Newport News. 757-594-7251

BARRY MOSER WORKSHOP AND LECTURE
Nov. 2-3: Master wood-engraver and watercolor artist Moser will be at Christopher Newport University for a book signing, lecture and workshop. Reservations required for the workshop. Free. Christopher Newport University, Newport News. 757-594-8428. www.cnu.edu

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY 2006 GALA
Nov. 3: Gala featuring a special concert live with Bruce Hornsby. $175. Attucks Theatre, Norfolk. 757-852-4111

GEM, MINERAL AND JEWELRY SHOW
Nov. 3-5: High-quality jewelry items; jewelers and wire wrappers for on-site design, setting, remounting and repairs; appraisals by certified gemologist; jewelry available for purchase. Adults $4, Students (Under 16) free. Friday noon-7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Virginia Beach Convention Center. 804-746-7663

JUNIOR LEAGUE'S CASINO NIGHT
Nov. 4: The fourth annual event of its kind featuring more than 25 casino tables including Black Jack, Texas Hold 'em, Craps, Roulette and a Bunko tournament. Heavy hors d'oeuvres, live entertainment and two complimentary drinks are included. Proceeds benefit philanthropic organizations in Hampton Roads. $50. 6:30 p.m.-midnight. The Virginia Living Museum, Newport News. 757-873-0281. www.jlhr.org

PUBLIQUE FFAIRE
Nov. 4: Historical reenactments and dialogue related to Native American heritage and culture. Free. Isle of Wight County Museum, Smithfield. 757-357-7459

CHILDREN'S FALL FESTIVAL
Nov. 4: Fall festival with a variety of activities including pony rides, live music, food vendors, hayrides, raffles and more. Guests can also explore the farm, which features more than 250 domestic and wild animals. Children (2 and up) $5, Adults free. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Bluebird Gap Farm, Hampton. 757-825-4605

53rd ANNUAL SHORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ANTIQUES SHOW AND SALE
Nov. 4-5: Seventeen antique dealers from Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia provide distinctive antique furniture, art, jewelry, linens, silver and much more. $5. Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday noon-5 p.m. 757-787-4118

CHESAPEAKE HERITAGE ARTS FESTIVAL
Nov. 4-5: Celebrate awareness of and interest in Chesapeake's rural roots with heritage and fiber artisans, workshops, sheep dog and other demonstrations, competitions and more. Live acoustic music both days. Free. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Chesapeake City Park, Chesapeake. 757-382-6411

SPECIAL OLYMPICS VIRGINIA FALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Nov. 4-5: More than 900 Special Olympics athletes from Virginia will compete in roller-skating, soccer, golf, bowling, equestrian and volleyball at locations throughout Virginia Beach. 804-346-5544. www.specialolympicsva.com

YORK TOWN TEA PARTY
Nov. 5: Join in for the 3rd annual commemorative re-enactment of the York Town Tea Party. Learn more about the historic event in 1774 leading up to the Revolutionary War. Costumes of the day are encouraged. Seafood available for purchase. Free. 1-4 p.m. Watermen's Museum, Yorktown. 757-887-2641

VETERAN'S DAY CEREMONY
Nov. 11: Wreath-laying ceremony at the War Memorial. Free. Noon. York Hall, Yorktown. 757-890-3500

OLDE TOWNE ARTS AND ANTIQUES OPEN HOUSE
Nov. 17: Art, antiques, specialty shops and restaurants. Participate in this event to kick off the winter holiday season. 5-10 p.m. High Street Shopping District, Portsmouth. 757-405-3500

FAMILY VOLUNTEER DAY
Nov. 18: Volunteers will pack canned food for 12 local shelters and outreach programs. Free. 10 a.m.-noon. Virginia Wesleyan College, Norfolk. 757-624-2400. www.volunteerhr.org

OLD TOWNE CURB MARKET
Nov. 18, Dec. 2: A "back to the basics" farmer's market in historic downtown Smithfield. Vendors offer high-quality vegetables, fruits, herbs, meats, cheese, butter and eggs. Baked goods, livestock, seafood, homemade soaps, lotions, flowers and plants. Live music performed during market. Downtown historic Smithfield. 757-357-3502. www.shopsmithfield.com

4th ANNUAL OPEN STUDIO TOUR
Nov. 24-26: The Artisans Guild of the Eastern Shore of Virginia presents its annual studio tour featuring 12 working studios, 30 award-winning artisans and many quaint countryside drives. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 757-678-7532. www.easternshoreartist.com

WORLD AIDS DAY
Dec. 1-3: A myriad of events honoring victims of AIDS and raising money for research, including a semi-formal dinner, an AIDS Walk, an interfaith prayer service and more. Presented by Full Circle/CANDII and the Virginia HIV/AIDS Resource Center. 757-446-6170. www.fullcircleaids.com

2006 SURF AND SKATE SHOWCASE
Dec. 2: Check out the latest from the surf and skate industry. Videos, live bands and sales representatives will be available. Free. 1-4 p.m. Princess Anne Recreation Center, Virginia Beach. 757-426-0022. www.vbgov.com

BATTLE OF GREAT BRIDGE
Dec. 2-3: Living history event. Commemorate the victory at Great Bridge on Dec. 9, 1775, with battle reenactments, character portrayals, demonstrations and displays. Free. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Chesapeake. 757-382-6411

WHITEFIELD DAY
Dec. 16: Experience the reenactment of famous 18th-century evangelist George Whitefield's appearance at Bruton Parish Church. Colonial Williamsburg. 800-HISTORY. www.history.org

MASONIC PROCESSION
Dec. 27: Costumed interpreters and members of Williamsburg Lodge No. 6 reenact the annual procession from the Masonic Lodge to Bruton Parish Church to hear a sermon. Colonial Williamsburg. 800-HISTORY. www.history.org

NEW YEAR'S EVE EXPLOSION
Dec. 31: Presented by Verizon Communications, usher in 2007 at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Hors d'ouevres, breakfast, music and a night of dancing. Virginia Beach Convention Center. 757-368-3033

OLDE TOWN SCOTTISH WALK
Dec. 31: Enjoy pipe music, caroling and mini-concerts throughout Olde Towne Portsmouth. 3:30-5 p.m. 757-650-3052

ART

BLUE SKIES GALLERY
Through Nov. 5: All Fired Up, featuring the works of the Ceramics Designers Association.
Nov. 10-12: Holiday Open House, featuring the creations of Blue Skies' member artists.
26 South King St., Hampton. 757-727-0028. www.blueskiesart.com

CHARLES H. TAYLOR ARTS CENTER
Through Nov. 26: The Bead Society of Southeastern Virginia and The Tidewater Turners of Virginia
Opening Dec. 1: Peninsula Glass Guild Juried Exhibition. Annual juried exhibition presenting the many forms of glass. Ali Rogan, winner of last year's Best in Show, will be featured in a solo exhibition.
4205 Victoria Blvd., Hampton. 757-727-1490. www.hamptonarts.net

CHRYSLER MUSEUM OF ART
Ongoing: Behind the Seen Revisited: American Art, 1880-1950. See more hidden treasures pulled from the Chrysler's storage.
Ongoing: A Century of Great Photography from The Virginian-Pilot
Nov. 3: For Arts Sake's Annual Oyster Roast. $25-$35. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 10: Freemason Historic Area Holiday Home Tour. 1-6 p.m.
Opening Dec. 13: Soul Sanctuary: Images of the African-American Worship Experience. Photographer Jason Miccolo Johnson displays scenes of worship, from weddings to prayers.
Dec. 28: HolidayFest 2006: One World, Many Celebrations. Learn about holiday history and traditions from around the world. 1-3 p.m.
Wednesdays: The Art of Jazz, featuring local performers.
245 W. Olney Rd., Norfolk. 757-664-6200. www.chrysler.org

CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER OF VIRGINIA
Ongoing: Spaces of Desire, images by Jane Calvin
Ongoing: Exhibition of works by Mary Magsamen and Stephan Hillerbrand
Ongoing: The Face of Contemporary Art in China
2200 Parks Ave., Virginia Beach. 757-425-0000. www.cacv.org

PENINSULA FINE ARTS CENTER
Opening Nov. 4: Alternative Wreaths. Artists give a contemporary turn to the familiar holiday icon.
Opening Nov. 4: Potluck Quilts. Show featuring the work of 53 artists from the Rocky Mountain region; spotlighting food, fun and good company, this exhibit looks at traditional potluck suppers with a fresh and updated eye.
Opening Nov. 4: The Art of Nancy Thomas. Selection of Yorktown's famed artist in various media featured in the Ranhorne Gallery.
Opening Nov. 4: Weavings and Needlework by Leigh Lambert. Distinctive needlework creations by a North Carolina artist.
101 Museum Dr., Newport News. 757-596-8175. www.pfac-va.org

PORTLOCK GALLERIES AT SONO
Opening Dec. 8: Bridging Cultures Through the Arts. Exhibition features work by artists from Virginia and Santa Catarina, Brazil.
3815 Bainbridge Blvd., Chesapeake. 757-502-4901. www.portlockgalleries.com

VIRGINIA BEACH CENTRAL LIBRARY GALLERY
Dec. 1-31: An Exploration of Light. Collection of photographs including landscapes, floral, portrait, scenic and other artistic photography by local photographer Thomas McElvy.
4100 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach. 757-385-3000. http://imagesbytom.com

MUSEUMS AND HISTORIC HOUSES

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF VIRGINIA
Nov. 11: Native American Day. Explore the culture and traditions of Native Americans through songs, dancing, games and crafts. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Dec. 9: Holidays Around the World. Learn traditional holiday ways and crafts from countries around the world. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
221 High St., Portsmouth. 757-393-5258. www.childrensmuseumva.com

ENDVIEW PLANTATION
Dec. 1-31: Christmas at Endview. Greenery and period decorations brighten the house for the 1861 holidays.
Dec. 9-10: Christmas in the Field. Living history program with troops in camp battles. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. $6
Dec. 14-15: St. Nick at Endview. Toys for Tots fundraiser and holiday program. 5-7 p.m.
362 Yorktown Rd., Newport News. 757-887-1862. www.endview.org

HAMPTON HISTORY MUSEUM
Nov. 6: Port Hampton Lecture Series: John Cary's Boys: A Hampton Military Academy. Presented by Terry Hammond and Will Mollineaux. 7 p.m.
Dec. 4: Port Hampton Lecture Series: An Evening with Napoleon. A discussion of the Louisiana Purchase. 7 p.m.
Dec. 9: Deck the Halls: Create fun holiday decorations. $2. 3-5 p.m.
120 Old Hampton Lane, Hampton. 757-727-1610. www.hampton1610.com

JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT & YORKTOWN VICTORY CENTER
Nov. 23-25: Foods and Feasts of Colonial Virginia. Explore food ways of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Dec. 16-31: A Colonial Christmas. Experience Colonial holiday traditions with special guided tours, films and living history presentations.
Jamestown Settlement: Route 31 in James City County.
Yorktown Victory Center: Route 1020 in Yorktown.
757-253-4838. www.historyisfun.org

LEE HALL MANSION
Nov. 4: Ghost Stories Around the Campfire. Dramatic presentations of some great tales of terror and the supernatural. $7. 7 p.m.
Dec. 1-31: Antebellum Holidays. The mansion is decorated for the holidays mid-19th-century style.
Dec. 2: Lee Family Christmas. Historical characters present the elegance of a mid-Victorian Christmas. $7. 6, 6:45 and 7 p.m.
163 Yorktown Rd., Newport News. 757-888-3371. www.leehall.org

NAUTICUS AT THE NATIONAL MARITIME CENTER
Dec. 2: Breakfast with Santa. Continental breakfast, visit with Santa and holiday goodie bags. 8:30-10 a.m.
Dec. 26-29: PirateFest. Meet a pirate, learn the history of the skull and crossbones and more. 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
One Waterside Dr., Norfolk. 757-664-1000. www.thenmc.org

THE NEWSOME HOUSE MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTER
Through Nov. 6: The Legacy. An exhibit by local artist Jerome A. Johnson.
Nov. 11: Holiday Gift Show featuring fine wares from a variety of artists and vendors. 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Nov. 17: Opening of The Art of Sherman Edwards, a local artist's work on display through Jan. 15.
Dec. 1-31: A Newsome Christmas. Annual holiday open house with distinctive festive dÇcor with an ethnic flair.
Dec. 2: A Soulful Christmas. An African-American Santa Claus, Kwanzaa and seasonal music, Praise Dancers and more will be featured at this Toys for Tots fundraiser.
2803 Oak Ave., Newport News. 757-247-2360. www.newsomehouse.org

NORFOLK BOTANICAL GARDEN
Nov. 4: The First Americans. In celebration of Native American Month, learn traditional song and dance from a Cherokee myth-keeper and recording artist.
Nov. 24-Jan. 1: Yuletide Tram Ride. A unique look at the 155 acres of winter wonderland.
Nov. 27-Dec. 21: Polar Express. Family festivities with holiday treats, storytelling, tram-ride through the Garden of Lights and more. $8. Monday-Thursday 4:30-6 p.m.
Dec. 2: Holidays from Around the World. Celebration featuring choral groups, crafts, a cookie house and more.
6700 Azalea Garden Rd., Norfolk. 757-441-5830. www.nbgs.org

THE OLD COAST GUARD STATION
Through Dec. 31: Women in the Coast Guard
Dec. 2: Museum Holiday Sale. Twenty percent off all items in the museum store and musical performances. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Nov. 8, Dec. 13: Story Time with Captain Fishbones. For children ages 3-9. 11 a.m.
24th Street and Boardwalk, Virginia Beach. 757-422-1587. www.oldcoastguardstation.com

VIRGINIA AIR AND SPACE CENTER
Nov. 10-11: Veterans Appreciation Weekend. Free admission for veterans and retired military.
Opening Nov. 17: Happy Feet in IMAX
Nov. 17: Family Science Friday: Native American Night. Learn about Native American culture through stories, crafts and hands-on science. 6-8 p.m.
Nov. 18: Open House of Holiday Shopping at the Imagination Station: One Stop Science Shop
Opening Nov. 22: The Polar Express in 3D IMAX
Dec. 2, 9: 6th Annual Breakfast with Santa. Meet St. Nick and participate in crafts, activities, a seated breakfast and more.
600 Settlers Landing Rd., Hampton. 757-727-0900. www.vasc.org

VIRGINIA LIVING MUSEUM
Nov. 2: Wild and Starry Night. Special programming to celebrate the museum's 40th anniversary. 7-9 p.m.
Nov. 4-5: Turner Sculpture Show and Sale. Bronze wildlife sculptures by Eastern Shore artists.
Nov. 8: Transit of Mercury. The rare passage of mercury in front of the sun at 2:12 p.m.
Through Nov. 13: Born to be Wild: Predators. Live animal presentation presented Friday-Sunday at various times.
Nov. 17-Dec. 17: Born to be Wild: Animals in Danger
Nov. 17-Dec. 23: Evening laser shows in the Planetarium. Laser Holidays at 8 and 9 p.m., Laser X: The Alternative Experience at 10:30 p.m. and Laser Floyd at midnight.
Nov. 17-Jan. 7: Daytime laser shows in the Planetarium. Star of Wonder and Laser Holidays.
Dec. 26-31: Born to be Wild: Speaking for the Earth. With presentation by Red Hawk.
524 J Clyde Morris Blvd., Newport News. 757-595-1900. www.thevlm.org

VIRGINIA WAR MUSEUM
Nov. 11: Veterans Day. Annual ceremony and opportunity to learn about America's military history. 11 a.m.
Dec. 7: Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Ceremony. Wreath-laying ceremony at the new Pearl Harbor Survivors Association monument adjacent to the museum. 4 p.m.
Dec. 9: Holiday Militaria Show. Vendors will be selling insignia, books, uniforms and more.
9285 Warwick Blvd., Newport News. 757-247-8523. www.warmuseum.org

STAGE

THE PARSONS DANCE COMPANY
Nov. 1: Company comprised of nine full-time dancers with a repertoire of more than 60 works. $30-$35. 7:30 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

SESAME STREET LIVE
Nov. 2-5: Sesame Street Live's Elmo Makes Music is coming to Norfolk. $12-$30. Constant Convocation Center, Norfolk. 888-411-4TED. www.constantcenter.com

DANCEVENT
Nov. 2-4: William and Mary Dance faculty concert. Choreography by Joan Gavaler, Leah Glenn and Denise Damon Wade. General $8, Students $5. 8 p.m. Phi Beta Kappa Hall, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg. 757-221-2674

FALL DANCE CONCERT
Nov. 3-4: Original modern dance choreography with live music. Presented by Todd Rosenlieb Dance. 8 p.m. TCC Roper Performing Arts Center, Norfolk. 757-626-3262. www.trdance.org

DEATH BY DISCO
Through Nov. 4: Solve this '70s dance party murder mystery while enjoying a delicious four-course dinner. Presented by Mystery Dinner Playhouse. Adults $36.95, Children (Under 12) $26.95. Every Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Mystery Dinner Playhouse, Virginia Beach. 888-471-4802. www.MysteryDinner.com

THE CAINE MUTINY COURT-MARTIAL
Nov. 4-5: Courtroom drama presented by LA Theatre Works. $35-$30. Saturday 8 p.m., Sunday 2:30 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

THE WIZARD OF OZ
Nov. 2-18: A musical production of the old family classic. Presented by the Smithfield Little Theatre. $15. Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday matinees. www.smithfieldlittletheatre.com

BAYANIHAN PHILIPPINE NATIONAL FOLK DANCE COMPANY
Nov. 9-10: Oldest dance company in the Philippines interprets various folk dances from throughout the Philippines. $30-$35. Thursday 7:30 p.m., Friday 8 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

SUSANNAH
Nov. 10, 12, 15, 17, 19: Opera by Carlisle Floyd in which a young girl's life of purity in rural Tennessee explodes into a scandalous nightmare when church elders find her bathing nude. Harrison Opera House, Norfolk. 800-OPERA VA. www.vaopera.org

MY WAY
Nov. 10-19: A musical tribute to Frank Sinatra. Presented by the Virginia Musical Theatre. $15-$40. Evenings 8 p.m., Matinees 2 p.m. Contemporary Art Center, Virginia Beach. 757-340-5446. www.tickets.com

MARK NIZER
Nov. 11: Winner of the International Juggling Championships and a world-renowned entertainer and comedian. $10-$20. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

THE ELEPHANT MAN
Through Nov. 12: Based on the true story of John Merrick, the grotesquely deformed 19th-century Englishman, The Elephant Man is an epic story about human dignity in the face of unspeakable pain. Presented by the Virginia Stage Company. Wells Theatre, Norfolk. 757-627-1234. www.vastage.com

STOMP
Nov. 14-19: A combination of music, dance, theater, choreography and performance art make one popular high-energy show. Chrysler Hall Theater, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

TANGO FIRE
Nov. 15-16: Company features a quartet of young musicians and dancers, offering a journey through the alluring and exciting tango dance. $30-$35. 7:30 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

JULIUS CAESAR
Nov. 17: Shakespeare's tragedy of real people and real events from 44 BC. A riveting exploration of what can drive a society of intelligent men with high ideals to murder their friends and themselves. Presented by the Blackfriars Stage Company. $10-$25. 7:30 p.m. Attucks Theatre, Norfolk. 757-622-4763. www.attuckstheatre.org

JOFFREY BALLET
Nov. 18: Repertory of work by 80 choreographers, known for its ability to create fast-paced, exciting dances while pursuing a course of recreating early 20th-century masterworks. $32-$52. Ferguson Center, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

TODD ROSENLIEB DANCE
Nov. 18: In Autumn Moves, TRDance performs modern dance, blending classical movement forms with "downtown" spirit. $15-$20. 7:15 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: DELIRIUM
Nov. 21-22: The famous acrobatic group's tour with the theme, "Turning Music Into Motion." $69.50-$99.50. 8 p.m. Hampton Coliseum. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

THE SHOEMAKER AND THE CHRISTMAS ELVES
Nov. 26: Theatre IV takes a yuletide spin on the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale. 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. $6. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

THE FLYING MACHINE IN FRANKENSTEIN
Dec. 1-2: Production of Mary Shelley's classic Gothic tale is reinvented as a dark midwinter fairy tale. $25-$30. 8 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

THE NUTCRACKER SUITE
Dec. 1-3: Holiday tradition of Clara's visit to the kingdom, where wonders abound as the Sugarplum Fairy and her Cavalier invite the Chinese Dragon, little lambs, dancing bears and many more to entertain Clara and her Nutcracker Prince. Presented by the Richmond Ballet and Richmond Symphony. $37-$47. Friday 7 p.m., Saturday 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

VIRGINIA BALLET PRESENTS NUTCRACKER LIGHT
Dec. 3: Enjoy an abridged version of the holiday classic. $15-$25. 3 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

GREETINGS
Dec. 1-17: An ancient and wise spirit is set upon healing a family's holiday spat. Presented by the Peninsula Community Theatre. 757-595-5728. www.peninsulacommunitytheatre.org

A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Dec. 6-31: Dickens' classic story of Ebenezer Scrooge and his encounters with the ghosts of Christmases past, present and future. Wells Theatre, Norfolk. 757-627-1234. www.vastage.com

THE PRODUCERS
Dec. 26-31: Popular Broadway musical in which two business partners seek to produce the worst play in existence. Chrysler Hall Theater, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

MUSIC

TOXIC AUDIO
Nov. 3: Drama Desk Award-winning a cappella phenomenon with dazzling harmonies. $30-$35. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS RHAPSODY IN BLUE
Nov. 4: Shizuo Kuwahara conducts Gershwin's famous Rhapsody in Blue, an American favorite since 1924. 8 p.m. Chrysler Hall, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.virginiasymphony.org

SERGIO AND ODAIR ASSAD WITH PAQUITO D'RIVERA
Nov. 7: Talented guitar duo joined by a preeminent jazz clarinetist. $25-$30. 7:30 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

THE BLACK KEYS
Nov. 8: Alternative blues headliner with special guest the Black Angels. $15 in advance, $18 at door. 8 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

BO DIDDLEY AND FRIENDS
Nov. 9: Innovative rhythm, custom-built guitars, unique sounds and a trademark stage show from a longtime legend in rhythm and blues. $27-$35. 7:30 p.m. The Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

JOHN CORBETT BAND
Nov. 9: From Northern Exposure and Sex and the City, John Corbett is not only a famous and successful actor, he's a singer as well. $30-$35. 7:30 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

NEW FOUND GLORY
Nov. 9: Popular punk band with special guests Cartel and The Early November. $17.50 in advance, $22 at door. 6:30 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

THE FOUR TOPS
Nov. 10: Classic quartet with timeless hits such as "Baby I Need Your Loving" and "I Can't Help Myself." $35-$45. 8 p.m. The Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

TWILIGHT SINGERS
Nov. 11: Featuring Greg Dulli of Afghan Whigs and Mark Lanegan of Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age. $13 in advance, $16 at door. 8 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

1607
Nov. 11: Madrigals and sacred music from England's Musical Renaissance. Presented by the Virginia Chorale. 8 p.m. Freemason Street Baptist Church, Norfolk.
Nov. 12: 7:30 p.m. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Newport News.
757-627-8375. www.vachorale.com

RAJEEV TARANATH, SAROD MASTER WITH ADITYA KALYANPUR, TABLA ACCOMPANIST
Nov. 12: Concert featuring virtuoso Taranath interpreting the raga (Indian music's classical melodic mode), accompanied by tabla player Kalyanpur. 8 p.m. Ewell Recital Hall, The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg. 757-221-1000

SALZBERG CHAMBER SOLOISTS
Nov. 12: Program to include Haydn's Cello Concerto, as well as Leopold Mozart's Symphony in B Major, Bruckner's Adagio and Shostakovich's Chamber Symphony. $25-$30. 2:30 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

HIM: NO SLEEP SINCE HALLOWEEN TOUR
Nov. 13: With special guests Papa Roach, Lost Prophets and Kill Hannah. $33.50. 7 p.m. Constant Center, Norfolk. 888-411-4TED. www.constantcenter.com

DAR WILLIAMS
Nov. 14: Part of the new Discovery Series at Attucks Theatre, Dar Williams performs songs from her album My Better Self. 8 p.m. Attucks Theatre, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

SUGARCULT
Nov. 14: With The Pink Spiders, Damone, Meg and Dia. $15.50 in advance, $18 at door. 6:30 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

FRANKIE VALLI AND THE FOUR SEASONS
Nov. 16: The three-octave falsetto voice joins the Four Season to perform their mega-hits, such as "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" and "Sherry Baby." $37-$47. 7:30 p.m. The Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

ZIGGY MARLEY
Nov. 16: Reggae headliner on his Love is My Religion tour. $21 in advance, $23 at door. 8 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

PERCY SLEDGE
Nov. 17: Inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005, Sledge has been a popular soul artist since his smash hit "When a Man Loves a Woman." $30-$50. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

G. LOVE AND SPECIAL SAUCE
Nov. 18: Modern rock headliner with special guest. $20 in advance, $22.50 at door. 9 p.m. The NorVa. www.ticketmaster.com

VIRGINIA BEACH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FEATURING DORA MULLINS
Nov. 18: A featured violinist, conducted by David Kunkel. $5-$18. 8 p.m. Historic Palace Theatre, Cape Charles. 757-331-2787. www.ArtsEnterCapeCharles.org

JASON SPOONER
Nov. 19: New England-based songwriter described as a unique blend of roots, folk and blues. $15-$25. 7:30 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

JEWEL
Nov. 19: Folk singer at pop-star level. The Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

SMALL POTATOES
Nov. 19: Award-winning fun, eclectic folk music by Jacquie Manning and Rich Prezioso. Presented by the Cokesbury Concert Series. 3 p.m. Historic Cokesbury Church, Onancock. 757-787-3885

CHRISTMASTIME WITH MICHAEL W. SMITH AND THE VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Nov. 24: Popular Christian music artist with 25 No. 1 hits performs holiday favorites with the Symphony. Norfolk Scope. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

CRAIG MORGAN
Nov. 24: Country headliner with special guest Johnny Napp. $15 in advance, $20 at door. 8 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH OLD BLUE EYES
Nov. 25: With Steve Lippia on vocals, the orchestra plays the greatest tunes of Frank Sinatra. 8 p.m. Chrysler Hall Theater, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

THE LOVELL SISTERS AND JONATHAN BYRD
Dec. 1: The Lovell Sisters, with their tight vocal harmonies, offer an innovative fusion of folk, country and contemporary acoustic music, while Byrd brings in old-time fiddling and a one-of-a-kind guitar style. $15-$25. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

THE MACHINE PINK FLOYD EXPERIENCE
Dec. 1: The greatest hits of Pink Floyd with interstellar light show. $15. 9 p.m. The NorVa. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

ROGER DAY
Dec. 2: Parenting Magazine named Day "Parenting Pick" for his high-energy, interactive performances and funny songs loved by kids. $6-$15. 11 a.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA'S 5th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA
Dec. 4: Former lead singer of the 1980s band The Stray Cats now leads his own band, The Brian Setzer Orchestra. This 17-piece ensemble creates swing, jazz, rock 'n' roll, big band, the classic Count Basie sound and the jump blues of Louis Jordan. Special dance area will be available. $40-$50. 7:30 p.m. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

THE HUNT FAMILY FIDDLERS
Dec. 7-9: Award-winning family performing high-powered Irish Riverdance, Celtic favorites and bluegrass fiddling. Yoder Barn Theatre, Newport News. 757-249-4187. www.yoderbarn.com

CHRISTMAS WITH QUARTETTO GELATO
Dec. 8: Eight instruments combine with an operatic tenor to perform classical masterworks, operatic arias and an array of tangos, gypsy and folk songs. $25-$30. 8 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

CHRISTMAS JOY ON THE SHORE
Dec. 8: Production featuring the students of Arts Enter dance, music and drama. $5-$15. 8 p.m. Historic Palace Theatre, Cape Charles. 757-331-2787. www.ArtsEnterCapeCharles.org

CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Dec. 9: Presented by The Commodore Chorus. $5-$15. 8 p.m. Historic Palace Theatre, Cape Charles. 757-331-2787. www.ArtsEnterCapeCharles.org

PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND
Dec. 9: Jazz band that has played worldwide spreading its mission to nurture and perpetuate the art form of New Orleans jazz. $17-$35. 8 p.m. Attucks Theatre, Norfolk. 757-622-4763. www.attuckstheatre.com

WORLD SOLSTICE CELEBRATION
Dec. 9: The Eugene Friesen Ensemble presents ancient carols and stories celebrating the passing seasons. Features Grammy Award-winning artists and Lyle Lovett's pianist. $25-$30. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

DANCING DAY: AN ENGLISH CHRISTMAS
Dec. 9: Holiday concert presented by the Virginia Chorale. 8 p.m. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Newport News.
Dec. 10: 3 p.m. Location TBD, Norfolk.
757-627-8375. www.vachorale.com

ELIZABETH VON TRAPP
Dec. 10: A special holiday performance by a real member of the Von Trapp Family Singers. $25-$30. 3 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER
Dec. 13: The alias of composer Chip Davis and the pioneer of neo-classical electronic music. Norfolk Scope. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

DIANNE REEVES
Dec. 15: The preeminent jazz vocalist and multiple Grammy Award winner performs a special holiday show, Christmas Time is Here. $30-$50. 8 p.m. Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts. 757-923-0003. www.suffolkcenter.org

CYRUS CHESTNUT TRIO
Dec. 16: Cyrus' piano combines reflections of his childhood, when he played gospel for his church at the age of 6, with extensive exposure to music throughout his life. His style is to include everything from the soft classical or the mellow beats of blues to fast-paced swing. $12-$25. 8 p.m. Attucks Theatre, Norfolk. 757-622-4763. www.attuckstheatre.com

JIM BRICKMAN
Dec. 16: Popular adult contemporary musician most famous for his romantic, solo piano-style songs. $37.50-$47.50. Chrysler Hall Theater, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
Dec. 16: The 19-member band continues to play the original Miller arrangements from the swing era of the 1930s and '40s. The band additionally plays modern selections in the big-band style. $27-$35. 8 p.m. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS THE POLAR EXPRESS
Dec. 17: Shizuo Kuwahara conducts the music of Robert Kapilow with a children's chorus. Chrysler Hall Theater, Norfolk. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

WYNONNA JUDD
Dec. 17: Sassy country singer with 20 No. 1 hits. Ferguson Center for the Arts, Newport News. 757-671-8100. www.ticketmaster.com

A VIRGINIA SYMPHONY HOLIDAY CONCERT
Dec. 20: The Virginia Symphony will perform several holiday musical selections. $5-$20. 7 p.m. Historic Palace Theatre, Cape Charles. 757-331-2787. www.ArtsEnterCapeCharles.org

BEAUSOLEIL AVEC MICHAEL DOUCET
Dec. 31: Grammy-winning Cajun band takes the rich Cajun traditions of southwest Louisiana and blends elements of zydeco, New Orleans jazz, Tex-Mex, country blues and more. $40. 8 p.m. The American Theatre, Hampton. 757-722-2787. www.hamptonarts.net

SPORTS

ANTHEM LIVE!
Dec. 7: Fourth annual Anthem LIVE! featuring tennis greats James Blake and Andre Agassi to raise funds for cancer research. Presented by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and James Blake. $15-$100. 7 p.m. Constant Convocation Center, Norfolk. 888-411-4TED. www.constantcenter.com

NORFOLK ADMIRALS
Home Games: Nov. 17-18 ( Binghamton Senators), Nov. 21-22 (Manchester Monarchs), Nov. 25 (Philadelphia Phantoms), Dec. 1-2 (Worcester Sharks), Dec. 6 (Hershey Bears), Dec. 20 (Bridgeport Sound Tigers), Dec. 22 (Hershey Bears), Dec. 27 (Providence Bruins), Dec. 29 (Lowell Devils). The Norfolk Scope Arena. 757-640-1212. www.norfolkadmirals.com

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL
Men's Home Games: Nov. 6 (Barton), Nov. 10 (Monmouth, N.J.), Nov. 11 (Arkansas State), Nov. 12 (Clemson), Nov. 17 (Florida Atlantic), Nov. 25( Richmond), Dec. 2 (James Madison), Dec. 16 (South Carolina State), Dec. 18 (UAB), Dec. 29 (Winthrop).
Women's Home Games: Nov. 12 (Kentucky), Nov. 21 (East Carolina), Nov. 25 (Delaware State), Dec. 9 (Chicago State), Dec. 22 (Tennessee), Dec. 30 (Rutgers). Constant Convocation Center, Norfolk. 757-683-4444. www.odusports.com