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Mark your calendars for November 11, when the India Fest will be held at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. [caption id="attachment_1785" align="alignleft" width="316"] via hrScene[/caption] The local Indian community will present the event for those who are interested in experiencing the art, fashion, dance and cuisine of the ethnicity. This year’s cultural program will involve the Philippines as well as India. Foodies will enjoy sampling dishes such as curry, Indian bread and dosa. Activities on the agenda also include a student talent contest, science competition and a photo booth, where people can dress in ethnic attire and take pictures. Admission and parking are free. Hours are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The address is 1000 19 th Street. Citrus Breakfast and Lunch Does the thought of fluffy omelets, citrus pancakes or steak and eggs sound appealing? If so, an awesome brunch awaits at Citrus Breakfast and Lunch . The eatery boasts large portions and

Virginia Beach is proud of its military and maritime history, and these aspects of the past are represented wonderfully in two area museums. [caption id="attachment_1774" align="alignleft" width="316"] via Military Aviation Museum[/caption] Military Aviation Museum The Military Aviation Museum houses an amazing collection of planes, including those from the WWI and WWII eras. One of the top attractions in the area, the depository is quite interesting for anyone with even a remote interest in history or the armed services. Admission is $15 for adults, $13 for seniors and $7.50 for children ages 6 to 17. For an additional fee of $169, you can take a thrilling ride in one of the vintage aircrafts. Hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The address is 1341 Princess Anne Road. Virginia Beach Surf & Rescue Museum Local maritime history is honored and preserved at the Virginia Beach Surf & Rescue Museum . It has a great collection of life-saving equipme

The weekend before Halloween is a good time for a camping trip at Virginia Beach because of the special events planned in the area. Here are some suggestions for ways to celebrate the holiday. [caption id="attachment_1764" align="alignleft" width="316"] via Glow in the Park[/caption] Halloween Glow On October 27 and 28, the Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium will host Halloween Glow in the Park . Eerie decorations will make the evenings among the trees downright spooky. The Glow in the Park event is for people 18 and older, but the events are an opportunity to enjoy the fun of the holiday in a safe way. You’ll find the Adventure Park at 801 General Booth Boulevard in Virginia Beach. Haunticus Nauticus An alternative for October 28 is Haunticus Nauticus , which will involve a full day of scary activities. Kids will have a blast participating in the skeletal scavenger hunt, spooky crafts and magical science, as well as the spin-the-wheel giveaway, face pai

Dolphin season doesn’t close until the end of October, so you still have time to book a cruise to see the playful creatures that make their home in the area. [caption id="attachment_1753" align="alignleft" width="315"] via Dolphins Virginia Beach Oceanfront[/caption] Rudee Flipper offers 90-minute narrated excursions that will whisk you along the coastline from Rudee Inlet to Cape Henry. Aside from catching glimpses of bottlenose dolphins, you’ll have a pleasant time savoring beautiful waterscapes and refreshing ocean breezes. The friendly, informative crew will help make the cruise one of the most memorable highlights of your vacation. Admission is $21 for adults and $16 for kids ages 3 to 11. The address is 200 Winston Salem Avenue. In addition to Rudee Flipper, the Virginia Aquarium also offers dolphin cruises in October, as well as whale-watching cruises from late November to the end of December. Admission for dolphin cruises is $22 for adults and $