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Veer is Hampton Roads’ most-read, freely distributed magazine featuring arts, culture, entertainment, food and drink. Targeted points of distribution include Harris Teeter and Farm Fresh grocery stores as well as restaurants, clothing boutiques, wine and beer retailers, bars/clubs, coffee shops, art galleries, museums and the like in the cities of Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Newport News and Hampton. Street boxes are strategically positioned in Ghent, Downtown Norfolk, Virginia Beach Oceanfront and Hilltop for maximum visibility in high foot traffic zones.
Jeff Maisey
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Norfolk, VA 23517
PO Box 11147
Norfolk, VA 23517
So I have been a big fan of VEER magazine and I thought I might contact you guys to see if there is any opportunity for me to work for/with you guys on upcoming events.
I am a local photographer and I attend a lot of local events for photo coverage. Some of the events are paid gigs, some are volunteer and some are just events I personally enjoy to attend.
My website is still under construction but my Facebook fan page is alive and ever growing. Feel free to check it out as I am continuously adding past content from events I have attended.
If there is ever a situation where help is needed, feel free to get in touch with me. I’d love to help out when I can. Thanks,
Nick
what happened to Benita Adams on WVEC?
Brenda,
I am with you in missing Ms. Adams. She was the only reason that I watched channel 13 news. I haven’t watched channel 13 news since Ms. Adams has not been on the morning show.
I don’t watch wvec news any more I just watched it to see Ms Adams in the morning to get my day started off right
Do you have any info on the singer/songwriter contest. It was mentioned at the awards last night, but I can’t find anything about it.
Thanks,
Rob
Rob, Google Tidewater Arts Outreach Sealevel Singer Songwroter Festival
Hi there-
I’d love to support you all in any way we can and vice versa. Let us know if we can collaborate on events in the future!
Chris-757-717-2459
http://www.legacylimocoach.com
Chesapeake VA – Under the leadership of Bishop K.W. Brown & the musical direction of International Gospel artist and two time Stellar Award nominee Minister Earl Bynum, The Mount Unity Choir, with over 100 voices strong, has delivered what is being hailed as ‘THE WORSHIP ANTHEM OF THE YEAR’. “Bless The Name Of The Lord” has climbed the Billboard Gospel Radio Charts breaking in at #28 this week. The powerful worship anthem is being sung in churches across the country & is the first glimpse of The Mount’s inaugural CD/DVD project, release April 2. The forthcoming inaugural project from The Mount Church of Chesapeake, VA features appearances by Dr. Judith McAllister, Evangelist Lemmie Battles, Charmaine Swimpson & is released by K.W. Brown Ministries/Habakkuk Music/INgrooves Fontana Distribution. Single available for digital download on iTunes and Amazon. “Bless The Name of the Lord” video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qvybs84Gnn4
Min Earl Bynum, 757.286.6893/earlbynummusic@gmail.com
Hoping someone may recall an article by Jeff Maisey awhile back about a road trip to Tennessee. If you have the details about the area to visit please post them for me thanks
Just wondering why I can’t access the excellent article by Al Markowitz that appeared in the print version of Veer for February 15,2013. Itwas called, Beyond the Lunacy of the Republican Cold War Redux and spoke of imagining what the U.S. might be like if obama really WAS a socialist, as so many Republican media types like to claim. i enjoyed it immensely and wanted to share with others. ….why no online access? I am puzzled and dismayed.
Thomas Nelson Community College (TNCC) Performing Arts and TNCC Players bring William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” to the Hampton campus weekends April 12 — 19 at the Dr. Mary T. Christian Auditorium in Templin Hall. Show times are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $15 general admission and $10 for students, seniors, military and TNCC personnel and are available at http://www.showtixfo4u.com .
Producing three shows annually, TNCC is also gearing up for W.S. Gilbert’s comedic opera, “The Mikado,” with auditions April 14 and April 16 at 7 p.m. on the Hampton campus in Templin Hall. For more details, visit http://www.tncc.edu/performing arts. The production is slated to run weekends July 12 — 21 at the Dr. Mary T. Christian Auditorium.