SATURDAY 11/8: Dance at the Palace with Quik Fix — Free!
Come and get your Quik Fix in Cape Charles with a live performance 9 p.m. Thursday, November 8, at the Historic Palace Theatre. Dancing ’til midnight along with a cash bar. Free event!
Quik Fix is one of the most in-demand bands in the Tidewater area. The band consists of drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, and percussion led by strong female and male vocals and four part harmonies. Quik Fix specializes in pop, rock, dance and music from the ’70s to today. [Read more…]
November Oil, Watercolor Workshops at ESO Arts Center
Paintbrushes are flying this fall at ESO Arts Center with a trio of classes for wannabe painters to pros! Pre-registration Required for all classes. Save Your Spot Now. Click for Online Registration. ESO Arts Center, Belle Haven 757-442-3226, [email protected] [Read more…]
Chesapeake Bay Log Canoes Seminar at ESCC
The next Science and Philosophy Seminar is “Chesapeake Bay Log Canoes and the Annie C.” The free 90-minute seminar will be held at 12:30 p.m. Friday, November 7, in the Lecture Hall of the Eastern Shore Community College, 29300 Lankford Hwy., Melfa. Joe Valentine will describe the history of traditional Log Canoes and their construction, with especial reference to the restored, 45 feet-long, century-old Annie C. on display at Ker Place in Onancock.
Savage Neck Dunes Closed Weekdays During Deer Hunting Season
Savage Neck Dunes Natural Area Preserve will be closed to visitors most weekdays from November 3 through December 19 for managed deer hunts. The preserve will be open to visitors on weekends during this time. The hunts help reduce deer browsing and trampling of the preserve’s sensitive resources. Savage Neck Dunes is located in Northampton County on the Chesapeake Bay. The 298-acre preserve is owned and managed by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation.
Beach Access Closed at Jefferson Avenue
The Town of Cape Charles has closed the Jefferson Avenue beach access using erosion fence and burlap. This is the worst area where sand blows onto Bay Avenue. There is very little beach to sidewalk ratio in this area and no grass to help hold the sand. The new fence will help build up the sand in this area. A temporary wooden post will also be installed with safety rope fencing along the edge of the sidewalk due to the drop-off in this area. While this entrance is closed, the Public Works crew will be constructing wooden steps with a railing to be installed from the sidewalk to the beach. The maintenance entrance is close by and all other beach access points will remain open.
