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1. Norfolk's Passport to Fun Admission Tickets and Savings

2. Norfolk Buffet Brunch Cruise

3. Norfolk Buffet Dinner Cruise

4. Electric Bike Rental Downtown Norfolk (self guided tour)

5. Norfolk Scavenger Hunt: Mystery of Norfolk

6. Sip Your Way Through Norfolk

7. Neon District Contemporary Art Walking Tour

8. Limousine Transportation....Round Trip Pick-Up and Drop-Off Special.

9. Norfolk City Scavenger Hunt Excursion by Wacky Walks

10. Scavenger Hunt in Norfolk by Zombie Scavengers

11. Norfolk Father's Day Buffet Brunch Cruise

12. Norfolk 4th of July Buffet Dinner Cruise

13. Visit Norfolk's Perk Up Pass

14. Full-Day Electric Bike Rental in Norfolk

15. Gnarly Norfolk Scavenger Hunt

16. Nutty Newport News Scavenger Hunt

17. Scavenger Hunt in Norfolk by 3Quest Challenge

18. Norfolk Father's Day Buffet Dinner Cruise

19. Bamville Transportation (Private & Airport Transfers)

20. Nutty Norfolk Scavenger Hunt

21. Adventurous Scavenger Hunt in Norfolk by Operation City Quest

22. Party Bike Pub Crawl in Downtown Norfolk

23. Experience the season with a scavenger hunt in Norfolk with Holly Jolly Hunt

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Naval Station Norfolk

Norfolk, Virginia, is the proud home of the largest naval base in the world. No matter what your reason is for visiting Norfolk, you shouldn't miss the opportunity to tour Naval Station Norfolk .

Naval Station Norfolk's mission is to support and improve the personnel and logistics readiness of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet. The Norfolk naval base provides seaport, airport, and squadron facilities, quality of life, and personnel management services.

Don't miss the tours of the Naval Base . The 45-minute tour departs from the Naval Tour and Information Center located at 9079 Hampton Blvd, next to Gate 5. Bus tours conducted by Navy personnel ride past aircraft carriers, destroyers, frigates, amphibious assault ships and the busy airfield. The tour also drives by historic homes from the 1907 Jamestown Exposition. There is a charge for the tour. A picture ID is required for all adults.

Naval Station Norfolk, the world's largest Naval Station, occupies about 4,300 acres on a peninsula known as Sewells Point. Port facilities extend more than four miles along the waterfront and include some seven miles of pier and wharf space.

75 ships and 134 aircraft are home-ported here, and when they are not at sea they're along side one of the 13 piers or inside one of the 11 aircraft hangars for repair, refit, training and to provide the ship's or squadron's crew an opportunity to be with their families. Naval Station Norfolk is homeport to aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, large amphibious ships, submarines, supply ships, airplanes and helicopters.

Air Operations conducts over 100,000 flight operations each year, an average of 275 flights per day or one every six minutes. Over 150,000 passengers and 264,000 tons of mail and cargo depart annually on Air Mobility Command aircraft and other chartered flights from the NSN airfield. It is the hub for Navy logistics going to the European and Central Command theaters of operations, and to the Caribbean.

The land on which Naval Station is located was originally the site of the 1907 Jamestown Exposition , a mammoth 300th anniversary celebration of the establishment of the first permanent English settlement in America in 1607. 21 states constructed buildings that celebrated their history and industry. Pennsylvania House, a 2/3rds replica of Independence Hall, is one of several state houses that are still standing at the Naval Station.

During the Jamestown Exposition, high-ranking naval officers agreed that this site was ideal for naval activity. After the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the Secretary of the Navy was persuaded to buy the property.

Victory Rover Naval Base Cruise

The Victory Rover makes 2-hour narrated cruises past Naval Station Norfolk. It departs from Nauticus on the downtown waterfront. Enjoy a fascinating and entertaining commentary along the way aboard this Navy-themed vessel. See aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, guided missile cruisers and all of the other ships that form the world's most powerful fleet. On board, guests will enjoy plenty of comfortable seating, clean restrooms, air-conditioned enclosed deck, open-air upper deck, snack bar and souvenir shop.

Reservations are available. Bring a camera and binoculars.

Hampton Roads Naval Museum at Nauticus & the Battleship Wisconsin

The Hampton Roads Naval Museum presents 225 years of naval history in the Hampton Roads region. The museum is also responsible for the historic interpretation and day-to-day operations of the Battleship Wisconsin.

The Hampton Roads Naval Museum and the entrance to the Battleship Wisconsin are located on the second floor of Nauticus : The National Maritime Center in downtown Norfolk (at One Waterside Drive). There is no on-site parking, but there are several city operated parking garages within walking distance.

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Baunti Tours welcomes you to beautiful Norfolk Island. Formerly known as Baunti Escapes, we are Norfolk’s premier Tour Company and Booking Agent. With our office situated in the heart of the Burnt Pine shopping precinct,  we’re here to help you get the most from your Norfolk Island experience. 

Our promise is to immerse you in life and living on Norfolk, including our history, culture, food, nature, government, and art and industry. We have a range of tours covering all aspects of life in our little piece of paradise, take a peek…

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With over 20 years in the touring industry Baunti prides itself on providing a high level of service. Our experienced, friendly, and knowledgeable guides showcase for you the best Norfolk Island has to offer. From our history including both the convict and Pitcairn perspective, majestic cliffs, stunning sunsets, spectacular coral sand beaches to our famous St Barnabas Chapel. 

Peek into the lives of the locals with visits to Island homes, private gardens, farms, palm plantation and this is just the start… We offer fascinating tours, day and night, as well as entertaining and fun interactive theatre dinner shows.

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Norfolk’s tour is located in the picturesque neighborhood of Lochhaven and includes access to private residences and breathtaking gardens, showcasing the rich heritage of this historic community. The Hermitage, an iconic landmark embodying the area’s beauty, serves as the Tour Headquarters. The tour follows the scenic North Shore Road, linking the Hermitage and Hampton Boulevard.

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Get to Know Norfolk On Free Walking Tours

Downtown Norfolk Council has partnered with Norfolk Tour Company to offer twenty-one free monthly walking tours of the NEON District and Downtown Norfolk. The tours begin in April and run through December 2024 and include notable public art in the NEON District, the importance of the Granby Street corridor, a history of Downtown theaters, an urban design-themed tour focusing on Downtown’s redevelopment, the Elizabeth River Trail, as well as tours of historic homes and churches in Downtown. 

“Downtown Norfolk has so many unique attributes and stories to tell that we are excited to be able to share this with the community,” said Downtown Norfolk Council President and CEO Mary Miller. “We are always looking for new opportunities to bring people together and show off everything happening Downtown.”  

Downtown Norfolk Walking Tours  

Sunday, April 7 @ 2pm   Houses of Worship Saturday, April 13 @ 2pm Waterfront and the Elizabeth River Trail  Saturday, May 4 @ 4pm Granby Street  Saturday, June 1 @ 2pm   Historic Theaters  Saturday, June 29 @ 4pm Urban Design  Saturday, July 13 @ 2pm   Behind the Scenes  Saturday, August 3 @ 7pm Plant Norfolk Tour  Saturday, September 7 @ 2pm Downtown Norfolk Mermaid Tour  Saturday, September 14 @ 2pm Historic Houses  Saturday, October 26 @ 5pm A True Crime Tour  Saturday, November 23 @ 4pm Houses of Worship  Saturday, December 7 @ 2pm Downtown Norfolk Elf Door Tour 

The NEON District tours explore more than 100 pieces of public art and many local businesses that make up the neighborhood fabric. All tours begin at The Plot at the corner of Granby Street and Olney Road. NEON District public parking is available on the street, at the Plot’s parking lot and the Harrison Opera House lot. The NEON District Tour Facebook page offers more information and tour details. 

NEON District Walking Tours  

Saturday, April 27 @ 11am   Saturday, May 18 @ 4pm   Saturday, June 15 @ 4pm tour content will highlight Black Artists featured in the District  Saturday, July 27 @ 11am   Saturday, August 17 @ 11am   Saturday, September 28 @ 4pm tour content will highlight Women Artists featured in the District  Saturday, November 16 @ 11am  

“I am very excited to renew this partnership with Downtown Norfolk Council,” said Joshua Weinstein, owner of Norfolk Tour Company. “We believe our tour programming enriches Downtown Norfolk by highlighting its attractions and architecture, as well as the beauty and intrigue of its stories. We offer these tours to the public for free, thanks to the support of DNC.” 

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NORFOLK NAVAL STATION BUS TOUR

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• User Ages: All Ages
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Norfolk’s Ultimate Naval Station Tour !

Get on board for an approximately 60 minute to an hour guided bus tour of Naval Station Norfolk – the world’s largest Naval installation.  After clearing security, the bus will take you through Gate 2 into the home of the Atlantic Fleet.  Our tour guide will provide a “navy-approved” tour that includes the homes of the 1907 Jamestown Exposition, Chambers Field Air Station, the ships of the fleet and much more.

• For U.S. Citizens: Government Issued Photo IDs are required for tour participants over the age of 18
• For NON-US Citizens: Passports are required for non-US citizen To make the check in experience easier non-citizens should download this form and bring a completed copy with them.  Additionally, you should plan on arriving an hour prior to the tour departure.

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“This event is being held within a Department of Defense Restricted Area, designated pursuant to 50 USC § 797 and applicable Department of Defense directives.  Entry into this Restricted Area constitutes consent to search of personnel and property, physical surveillance, and concealed monitoring, in order to ensure the safety and security of Department of Defense personnel and equipment, as authorized by title 50, Chapter 23 and Title 18, Chapter 37, U.S. Code.”

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• All guests will have to go through a security check.
• If you have a heart condition ie. a pacemaker or stint, or if you have a metal bone replacement you will be asked to present your medical card identifying such.  If you do not have your card you will not be able to clear security; therefore you will not be authorized to tour the installation.
• ALL BAGS, PURSES, BACKPACKS, DIAPER BAG AND POUCHES MUST BE SEARCHED.
• Knives of any kind are not allowed onboard the bus.  Please be sure to leave them in your vehicle.
• Bus is not wheelchair accessible.

Prohibited Items

a.     Contraband. Items, the possession and/or use of which, is prohibited except as authorized by the Commanding Officer or other lawful authority.

  b.     Alcoholic Beverages.  Alcoholic beverages are beer, wine, distilled spirits, and malt beverages.

  c.     Controlled Substance.  Any item defined and listed in the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, as amended (reference a).

 d.    Instrumentalities of a Crime.  Objects or things used in the commission of a crime or capable of use only in the commission of a crime. This includes but is not limited to gambling devices, pipes used to smoke marijuana, hypodermic syringes used to inject a narcotic or controlled substances, altered or false armed services identification cards, and burglary tools.

e.    Personal Weapons.  Any dangerous weapon, instrument, or explosive device or compound to which the U.S. Government neither owns or utilizes for official purposes pursuant to reference (b), and is specifically designed for or intended to be used to inflict bodily harm upon another.   This includes but is not limited to firearms, devices which expel a projectile either by air or gas, switchblade knives, blackjacks, brass knuckles, leaded clubs, a cord/leather/wire garrote, or an edged weapon, the blade of which is more than three inches in length.

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The World Heritage Listed Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area (KAVHA) on Norfolk Island, holds many historical treasures from Australia’s past colonial and penal history. Explore the areas of convict incarceration. Enjoy a walk through the cultural landscape earlier occupied by the military and civil population of the colonial era. This tour is led by a guide with knowledgeable commentary, all conducted within the KAHVA precinct.

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Music and Concerts | Harborfest returns Friday with Parade of Sail,…

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Music and concerts, music and concerts | harborfest returns friday with parade of sail, fireworks and lots of food: here’s what to know, here’s the schedule — and a list of downtown street closures, which run thursday morning through sunday..

The three-day festival begins Friday when the Parade of Sail, a medley of watercraft including tall ships and Navy vessels, arrives downtown at noon.

Harborfest continues Friday till 11 p.m., and runs Saturday from noon to 11 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Attendees will have a chance to tour ships on Friday and Saturday and to catch evening fireworks lighting up the sky Saturday. Free concerts are scheduled for the main and boathouse stages in Town Point Park, and there will be a smorgasbord of food options.

Check out the events schedule and what roads to avoid below:

Water events

• Parade of Sail, noon
• Emergency response vessel boat demo, 1:30 p.m.
• Search and rescue demo with the U.S. Coast Guard, 2:45 p.m.
• Public visitation aboard tall ships and character vessels, 3-6 p.m.
• Splash City Golf in partnership with Dick’s House of Sports, 3-8 p.m.
• Drone show, 9:30 p.m.

Main stage concerts

• Pressing Strings (traditional folk/string fusion), 3:15 p.m.
• Yam Yam (funk/soul/jazz), 6 p.m.
• Robert Randolph Band (funk/soul), 8 p.m.

Boathouse stage concerts

• Joslyn & The Sweet Compression (funk/soul), 2:45 p.m.
• Jacob Vanko Band (Americana), 4:45 p.m.
• Allen Hudson & The Halfmoons (alternative rock), 7 p.m.
• LittKeys (live DJ), 9:45 p.m.
• Public visits on tall ships and character vessels, 12-6 p.m.
• Splash City Golf in partnership with Dick’s House of Sports, 12-8 p.m.
• Search and rescue demo with the U.S. Coast Guard, 1:30 p.m.
• Tug muster, 4:30 p.m.
• Fireworks, 9:30 p.m.
• Empire Strikes Brass (brass/funk/rock), 3:15 p.m.
• Virginia Coalition (rock), 6 p.m.
• Simply Tina: The Ultimate Tina Turner Tribute Show (soul/rock), 8 p.m.

Boathouse stage concerts 

• PC Duo (guitar duo), 1 p.m.
• 2 Islands Band (classical rock/pop/ R&B/reggae), 2:45 p.m.
• Woodwork (jam band/rock), 4:45 p.m.
• Anthony Rosano and The Conqueroos (blues rock), 7 p.m.
• DJ CanRock (live DJ), 10 p.m.
• Splash City Golf in partnership with Dick’s House of Sports, 12-6 p.m.
• Ultimate build-a-boat race (Freemason Harbor), 2:30 p.m.
• Palmyra (folk fusion), 2 p.m.
• Easton Corbin (country), 4:30 p.m.
• Forte (jazz), 12:45 p.m.
• Nature’s Child (reggae), 3:15 p.m.

Road closures

According to the city, multiple roadways will be closed for the festival from 10 a.m. Thursday to 11:59 p.m. Sunday:

Boush Street

• Southbound: Brambleton Avenue to City Hall Avenue will remain open. The southbound median turn lane will remain open from City Hall Avenue to Plume Street for garage access.
• Northbound: Main Street to Brambleton Avenue will remain open.

Waterside Drive 

• Eastbound: Closed from Main Street to Martin’s Lane for event setup. All lanes from Atlantic Street to St. Paul’s Boulevard will remain open.
• Westbound: Closed from Atlantic Street to Main Street for event setup.

Martin’s Lane 

• Southbound: Main Street to Waterside Drive will be closed to through traffic. Southbound access to the TowneBank-Prince Books parking lot and the World Trade Center loading dock will be maintained at all times.

Atlantic Street 

• Northbound: Open from Waterside Drive to Main Street.
• Southbound: Closed to through traffic from Main Street to Waterside Drive.

Commercial Place

• Will remain open to traffic from Waterside Drive to Main Street.

Elizabeth River Trail 

• Users should follow detour signs from 5 p.m. Thursday to 11 p.m. Sunday.

For more information: festevents.org or norfolk.gov/harborfest .

Colin Warren-Hicks, 919-818-8138, [email protected]

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MiLB pays homage to the Negro Leagues in June

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On June 18, America's oldest professional ballpark will host a Double-A game between the Montgomery Biscuits and Birmingham Barons with MiLB at Rickwood Field: A Tribute to the Negro Leagues. This game, with Montgomery suiting up as the Gray Sox and Birmingham playing as the Black Barons, will kick off

On June 18, America's oldest professional ballpark will host a Double-A game between the Montgomery Biscuits and Birmingham Barons with MiLB at Rickwood Field: A Tribute to the Negro Leagues . This game, with Montgomery suiting up as the Gray Sox and Birmingham playing as the Black Barons, will kick off festivities in Birmingham that will culminate with a Major League game between the Cardinals and Giants on June 20.

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While Rickwood Field takes its deserving place in the center of the baseball world that week, there are dozens of other Negro Leagues tributes occuring around Minor League Baseball this month. In fact, even the Barons have another tribute planned -- a Salute to the Negro Leagues over three straight games from June 13-15 (tickets here ).

On Friday, June 14, Birmingham will don special Black Barons jerseys. On Saturday, June 15, the club welcomes George Foster to Regions Field to take part in the Salute to the Negro Leagues. Foster was a five-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion with the Cincinnati Reds club best known as the "Big Red Machine." He finished his 18-year career with the White Sox in 1986.

Here's a look at what some other clubs are doing to pay homage to the Negro Leagues this month. To be clear, this is not a complete list -- check your local team's promo schedule to see what's on tap in your area.

T-Town Clowns (Tulsa Drillers, Double-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers) - June 14 Beginning in 2010, the Tulsa Drillers have staged an annual tribute to the T-Town Clowns, a semi-pro entity that competed from 1946-65. Two seasons ago was particularly special, as the team’s players took the field in T-Town Clowns uniforms for the first time. That will continue for the third straight season. The Drillers’ home of ONEOK Field is located in Tulsa’s Greenwood District, a prosperous neighborhood known as “Black Wall Street” that was decimated by a horrific race massacre in 1921. Get tickets »

Durham Black Sox (Durham Bulls, Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays) - June 14 The Bulls will pay tribute to the former Negro League teams of Durham by donning special Durham Black Sox jerseys and hats. The Black Sox were one of several Negro Leagues teams that played in the city of Durham, along with the Durham Eagles and Durham Rams, from the 1920s through 1963. Get tickets »

Greenville Black Spinners (Greenville Drive, High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox) - June 15 Greenville and the Upstate region has a rich baseball history. Everyone knows the stories of “Shoeless” Joe Jackson and others, including Tommy Lasorda, Nolan Ryan, and Jim Rice. However, the lesser known stories include the Greenville Black Spinners, St. Anthony’s, and Sterling High School -- teams that also utilized Mayberry Park and Meadowbrook Park. Mayberry Park, which sat just beyond the outfield wall of Meadowbrook Park, was built in the 1920s for Black children at a time they were not allowed to play in the city’s segregated parks. Get tickets »

Fresno Tigers (Fresno Grizzlies, Single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies) - June 15 Not much is known about the Fresno Tigers , who competed in the six-team West Coast Negro League in 1946. The Grizzlies, seeking to educate fans about this chapter of their city’s baseball history, played a game as the Tigers in 2022. There weren’t any photos of the Tigers in action, so the Grizzlies created logos and uniforms based on a modern interpretation of what the team might look like. Get tickets »

Jacksonville Red Caps (Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, Triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins) - June 15 The Jacksonville Red Caps played in the Negro American League in 1938 and from 1941-42 at Durkee Field in Jacksonville. Meanwhile, the Redbirds took part by donning the identity of the team's sister club from Akron, the Black Tyrites. The Black Tyrites were one of the top independent Negro League teams in 1933. Josh Gibson, who played for the Red Caps, is considered one of the best best power hitters and catchers in baseball history. Despite never playing in the Major Leagues, he became the second Negro Leagues player to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1972. Get tickets »

Salt Lake Occidentals (Salt Lake Bees, Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels) - June 21 The Occidentals were formed in Salt Lake in 1906 and quickly established themselves as one of the best teams in the western United States. They joined the otherwise all-white Utah State League in 1908 and the following season took home a league championship. When the Salt Lake Bees played as the Occidentals last season, they did so wearing uniforms that were inspired by contemporary newspaper accounts. Get tickets »

Hartford Schoolboys (Hartford Yard Goats, Double-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies) - June 29 For the second straight season, the Yard Goats will honor legendary Negro Leagues pitcher -- and Hartford native -- Johnny "Schoolboy" Taylor . In his senior year at Hartford's Bulkeley High School in 1934, Taylor set a Connecticut state record with 25 strikeouts in a single game against New Britain High School. That caught the attention of Major League scouts. Of course, this was before Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in 1947, and baseball's unwritten agreement against white teams signing Black players limited Taylor's options. The hurler opted to join the semi-pro Hartford Twilight Baseball League. Get tickets »

Other Negro Leagues Celebrations across the Minors: Inland Empire 66ers - June 7 Get tickets » Rocket City Trash Pandas - June 8 Get tickets » Chattanooga Lookouts - June 14 Get tickets » Rochester Red Wings - June 14 Get tickets » Harrisburg Senators - June 15 Get tickets » Frisco RoughRiders - June 16 Get tickets » Charlotte Knights - June 19 Get tickets » Pensacola Blue Wahoos - June 19 Get tickets » Nashville Sound - June 19 Get tickets » Indianapolis Indians - June 22 Get tickets » Charleston RiverDogs - June 22 Get tickets » Norfolk Tides - June 28 Get tickets » Richmond Flying Squirrels - June 29 Get tickets »

Rob Terranova is a contributor to MiLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @RobTnova24 .

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