Following Williams’ unexpected cancelation of the Something in the Water festival this year, the City of Virginia Beach is taking new precautions to protect itself from another “blindside.”
Pharrell Williams’ Something in the Water festival quickly became a Virginia Beach staple in 2019. But the music festival hasn’t had the smoothest history—including when the event unexpectedly canceled this year, the day tickets were supposed to go on sale.
From the echoes of Appalachian folk to the pulsating beats of hip-hop, Virginia’s music scene is a testament to its rich, evolving heritage. Discover how this historic commonwealth went from the birthplace of country music to a modern hotspot for diverse genres.
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Nestled off of Norfolk’s section of the Chesapeake Bay is a stretch of land filled with new housing developments, popular restaurants, and expansive beaches called Ocean View. This region is well-known to locals and has become a staple for summer tourists for its beautiful beaches and tourist attractions. What many don’t know about Ocean View is its extensive history, and how it used to be called “The Coney Island of Virginia."
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Pharrell Williams and his production crew have been spotted throughout Richmond, Hopewell, and Hampton Roads, as they begin shooting the musician’s coming-of-age movie musical. We have the latest on where to catch filming, and how you can help this movie come to life.
In this guide, we delve into the top three budget-friendly vacation spots in Virginia, as voted by enthusiastic travelers in our recent poll.
