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It’s always interesting to learn about the ethnicities that make up the great American melting pot. The India Fest on November 16 offers an opportunity to become more familiar with various aspects of this Asian culture. [caption id="attachment_1218" align="alignleft" width="260"] via The Virginia Pilot[/caption] Head over to the Virginia Beach Convention Center for a day of fun and enlightenment that will include yoga demonstrations, Bollywood dances and music along with displays of designer fashions and jewelry. You can also sample Indian cuisine and participate in a talent and lego contest. A bazaar of products from the country will be available, so the shopping experience should be interesting. The hours are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mary’s Restaurant When you’re looking for an eatery with reasonable prices and a beach vibe, we recommend Mary’s Restaurant . The comfort food will warm the cockles of your heart, and the friendly people will make you feel l

Virginia Beach will host several sports competitions in the next few weeks. Whether you’re a fan of soccer, volleyball or softball, you can look forward to some great contests involving highly skilled athletes. Head down to 4001 Dam Neck Road to attend the games. [caption id="attachment_1208" align="alignleft" width="264"] via Visit Virginia Beach[/caption] The Soccer National Championships and Volleyball National Championships are scheduled for November 10 to 14. Both events will be held in the Landstown area. You’ll find the soccer competitions in the Princess Anne Sports Complex and Virginia Beach Sportsplex. The venue for the volleyball contests is the Virginia Beach Field House. Summer’s baseball season is over, but you can watch the End of Season Softball Showtopper on November 12. This could be your last opportunity to enjoy the sport before it starts up again next spring. Quidditch Championships For those why may not be familiar with quidditch,

Aside from the vibrant entertainment to be found in Virginia Beach, the community also has fun educational events that are helpful to people in many ways. Two excellent ones coming up are the VegFest and the Ultimate Show for Women. VegFest [caption id="attachment_1200" align="alignleft" width="295"] via Hampton Roads VegFest[/caption] The Hampton Roads VegFest will be held on November 6 in the Festival Center located at 708 Atlantic Avenue. Some scientific research suggests optimal health can be obtained through eating a plant-based diet. Because of its beneficial effects, it will be interesting to learn more about the vegan lifestyle. The festival will offer delicious food along with speakers who will teach how to overhaul our health. It will also have live entertainment, a kids’ activity zone and the the opportunity to shop for eco products. Hours are from noon to 5 p.m. Ultimate Show for Women On November 5, the Ultimate Show for Women will provide

One of the pleasures of this time of year involves browsing through craft shows that display beautifully handmade items. Santa’s Stocking Old-Fashioned Craft Bazaar is a Virginia Beach holiday tradition eagerly anticipated by area residents each year. [caption id="attachment_1189" align="alignleft" width="303"] via Visit Virginia Beach[/caption] Head over to the Princess Anne Recreation Center on November 5 and 6 or to the Williams Farm Recreation Center on November 19 and 20 for this wonderful shopping extravaganza. You’ll find works of art as well as all kinds of stocking stuffers at budget prices, so make your list and check it twice. As it’s easy to work up an appetite at bazaars, food vendors will also be available. If you come with children between the age of 3 and 6, they can participate in fun games and crafts while you shop. This service has a 1-hour limit and is free of charge. Bazaar hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and from 10 a.m

The city of Virginia Beach gives area residents safe options for trick-or-treating. One is to attend Town & Treat at one of the local malls, but another nice choice is the Halloween Spooktacular at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts. [caption id="attachment_1268" align="alignleft" width="289"] via Town Center of Virginia Beach[/caption] On October 29, dress up in your Halloween costumes and enjoy the Virginia Symphony Orchestra play spooky music. Attending this one-of-a-kind event will be a fun way to celebrate the holiday. Hours are from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and the cost of admission starts at $11. Fishing Pier If you like to fish, one of the best places to engage in this activity is at the city’s fishing pier . Regardless of what you catch, the view is superb. Hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday and from 8 a.m. to midnight on Friday and Saturday. On the way to the pier, stop at the small gift shop at the side and pick u

If you’re looking for a family getaway that is filled to the brim with laughter and fun, make plans to stay at Virginia Beach KOA during the Fall Family Festival on October 21 to 23. Join us as we celebrate autumn’s long-awaited arrival with pumpkin picking, hayrides, carnival games and knockerball. You’ll have the pleasure of meeting Junior, a 25-pound rabbit, as well as other critters from The Bunny Hutch, a local wildlife rescue service. The good times will culminate with a costume party and DJ dance at night. Prizes will be awarded for the best adult, child and pet costumes, so be planning what you’ll wear and how you’ll dress your furry friend. (Family-friendly costumes, please!) Special Offer: The festival has a sweet deal associated with it. When you stay the first night at the regular price, the second night is only $10. The special offer involves both campsites and cabin rentals, and it will be applied when you check in on the day of arrival. Sunnyside Café & Restaurant M

Mark your calendars for October 21-23, when the Fall Family Festival will be held at Virginia Beach KOA. You won’t want to miss this wonderfully fun, family-friendly event that includes hayrides and pumpkin picking along with knockerball and carnival games. The Bunny Hutch, a local wildlife rescue service, will bring adorable critters to the park such as Junior, a 25-pound rabbit. One of the festival’s highlights is a costume party and DJ dance at night. Join our costume contest with judging in 3 categories: kids, adults, and pets. (Family-friendly costumes, please!) Special Deal: We are offering a special deal associated with this festival. When you pay for the first night at the regular price, you get the second night for only $10. The discount applies to cabin rentals as well as campsites and will be applied when you check in at arrival. Craft Beer Festival October 22 and 23 are also the dates of the Craft Beer Festival , an event that involves sampling craft beers from breweries a

The kids won’t miss out on Halloween when you plan a camping trip to Virginia Beach on the last weekend in October. The local celebration is just one of a host of things to see and do in the area. Town and Treat [caption id="attachment_1155" align="alignleft" width="280"] via VA Beach Town Center[/caption] In today’s world, sometimes trick-or-treating carries a few safety risks. On October 29, Fountain Plaza and Pembroke Mall will host Town and Treat , a family event that involves all of the fun but none of hazards associated with the holiday such as dodging traffic and tainted candy. You can dress up in your costumes and trick-or-treat at many participating stores. The gala also includes face painting, pumpkin decorating, balloon artists and a dance performance. Hours are from noon to 4 p.m. and admission is free. TASTE at Bayville Farms If you’re looking for an interesting place to have lunch that won’t break the family budget, head over to TASTE at Bay