“My vision is to have a very eclectic market, where there’s something for everyone,” says Jeannie Steele, owner of Chesapeake Bay Peddler. “We want to open a more cultural environment.”

The 48-Hour Film Project’s winner for Best Film, and the interesting story behind it.

A new company in Norfolk rents bikes, and will even pick up and drop off.

This is a film that is much more than documentary; it’s a scathing commentary on the modern art world.

Virginia may be for lovers, but Norfolk is for the Arts.

Local biker Wes Cheney talks about his methods of staying cool and professional riding his bike to work in the summer heat.

Norfologists are past their cynicism about Norfolk; they see in it a blank canvas, a place where they can actually make a difference. And nothing could be more exciting to them. In fact, a true Norfologist thrives on this challenge.

Finally, someone with the competence to give us a film with an intricate, conceptual story told plainly and perfectly.

Continued from The Cycling Life: Tour de Pants

With the Tour de France entering its last week, we thought it an opportune time to take a look at Hampton Roads’ bizarro version of the race, the Tour de Pants.