September 15- October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month |
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Things are getting spooky in Hampton |
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Spooky season is here. Horror fans, pumpkin spice enthusiasts, and everyone in between can enjoy the spine-tingling, hair-raising thrill of Fort Monroe's Ghost Walk and the Hampton History Museums Hampton Horror Tours this fall. Get your ghoulish gang together now before these events are sold out! |
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— SMALL BUSINESS SHOUTOUT— |
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Indulge in self-care at The Babe Cave Healing Boutique |
Healing happens at The Babe Cave! This metaphysical shop is serving up crystals, sage, candles, journals and even spiritual healing sessions. Tap into your inner self today. This shop is conveniently located in the exciting Downtown Hampton area. The Babe Cave Healing Boutique is both Black-owned and woman-owned.
START YOUR SELF-CARE |
| Celebrate 50 years of hip hop throughout the city |
As the hip hop genre celebrates a half century of popular culture influence, Hampton offers several venues where hip hop lovers can enjoy this musical style. Whether you're into jazz rap, hip hop/reggae fusion, DJing, or spoken word, venues like the Hampton Coliseum, Noir Lounge, the Vanguard Brewpub & Distillery, and more are great locations to enjoy hip hop artistry in the city.
FIND VENUES |
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Meet Viviana Romo, Event Assistant |
Q: What are a few things you'd like to share about your culture with others? A: What I love about my Colombian culture is that we're friendly, hard-working, persistent, enthusiastic, passionate and happy. We love to celebrate any occasion with family and friends.
Q: What are some things about Hampton that make you feel connected to your culture? A: I've lived and worked in Hampton for over 4 years. During that time, I have worked for two great companies that have helped me grow. I've enjoyed working with the community at different events, they've made me feel welcome, respected and at home. |
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Explore historic markers throughout Hampton |
History lovers can spend the day diving into the city's storied past. Hampton, Virginia’s rich history is documented in more than 140 historical markers. With a newly created interactive map, residents and visitors alike can explore Virginia Historical Markers, Hampton Heritage Markers, Civil War Trails Markers, and Fort Monroe Markers located throughout the city. These markers highlight important sites and events, helping to preserve the memory of significant moments in history. By visiting these markers, you contribute to the preservation and recognition of Hampton's heritage.
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Stay tuned for more details on these upcoming events: |
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Fort Monroe Museum Field Day: September 30, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Fort Monroe, 20 Ingalls Road
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Barktober Fest 2023: October 7, 12-6 p.m., Mill Point Park, 100 Eaton Street
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Crawlin Crab Half Marathon & 5K: October 7-8, multiple times, Hampton Roads Convention Center, 1610 Coliseum Drive
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Phoebus Fall Festival: October 14, 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., Historic Phoebus, Mellen Street
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Bluebird Gap Farm Festival: October 21, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Bluebird Gap Farm, 60 Pine Chapel Road
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Hampton Convention & Visitor Bureau | 1919 Commerce Drive, Suite 290 | Hampton, VA 23666
Hampton Visitor Center | 120 Old Hampton Lane | Hampton, VA 23669 800.800.2202 | 757.727.1102 |
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