Virginia Beach KOA

Ted Neely, a performer best known for his leading role in the iconic film Jesus Christ Superstar, will present a concert on March 29 at the Sandler Center for the Performing arts. Campers of Virginia Beach KOA who attend will be entertained with songs from the early rock musicals of Sgt. Pepper’s, Hair and Tommy, as well as hear stories about the making of the Norman Jewison film. The concert is from 8 to 10 p.m., and the cost of admission is $28 to $53. Those who enjoy hockey can head over to Scope Arena in Norfolk this weekend, when the Norfolk Admirals will play Syracuse Crunch. Game times are at 7:30 on March 29 and 7:15 on March 30. A local restaurant that gets very good reviews on Trip Advisor is One Fish-Two Fish. Patrons have a beautiful waterfront view while they dine on entrees cooked to perfection. Everyone is invited to spend Easter weekend with us, where we will have an Easter egg hunt for the children if the weather permits. Visit our website and make your reservations t...

Gazing at the beauty and wonders of the night sky is a pastime that has captivated people down through the ages. Late in the evening on March 22, residents of Virginia Beach KOA can attend a star gazing party on Mr. Trashmore, where they can view the celestial hosts through a variety of telescopes. Representatives from the Virginia Beach Public Schools Planetarium and Back Bay Amateur Astronomers will be on hand to point out constellations. The event begins at 11 p.m. On March 22 through 24, the National Cheer Championship by the Sea will be held at the Virginia Beach Convention Center. It should be entertaining to watch this competition that is a mixture of showmanship and athletic prowess. Tickets for one day range from $14 to $20. Gorgeous classical music will fill the air on the afternoon of March 24 at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, as the symphony performs Mozart and Mendelssohn. The event starts at 3 p.m., and tickets range from $19 to $40. We invite you to stay at ...

On March 15 through 17 the city will be hosting the Yuengling Shamrock Marathon, an event that will not only involve running races but also a sports and fitness expo. Virginia Beach KOA is offering a 10 percent discount for those entering the marathon. The only thing required is to show your registration. Another event on tap for this weekend is the 27 th Annual Virginia Beach Spring Craft Market. This creative festivity will feature the work of more than 150 artists and craftspeople from around the country offering paintings, specialty foods and photography, along with jewelry, clothing and candles. New lines will include home and garden accessories, such as statuary, birdhouses and outdoor furniture, as well as wind chimes, pottery and welcome wreaths. Everyone is Irish on March 16, as the community gathers at the Town Center’s Fountain Plaza to celebrate Shamrock the Block. This occasion will involve music, Celtic games and fun for the entire family. Come join us as our community l...

Miniature golf is a sport that is fun for every member of the family, ranging from grandparents down to young children. Campers at Virginia Beach KOA will enjoy a trip to Jungle Golf, a course with a jungle theme that has mixed challenges for all ages. A game room is inside and snacks are available for purchase. Lynnhaven House is one of several historic homes that are open to the public in the Virginia Beach area. The structure is a good example of the early architecture of the state, furnished in the period of around 1726. Guided tours discuss architecture and building methods of this era and enlighten visitors about the lifestyle of the family who lived here during that period. The museum offers tours every hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday through Saturday. A little taste of Cuba can be found at Mojito Café, an eatery that specializes in authentic fresh cuisine of this country. Savor menu items like piccadillo stuffed plantains or fried banana cheese cake in the warm cozy atmo...

One of the local attractions that combines modern engineering technology with the majestic beauty of the Atlantic Ocean is the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. Residents of Virginia Beach KOA will enjoy traveling along this bridge that connects Virginia Beach with Virginia’s Eastern Shore. The Virginia Stage Company in Norfolk will present The Whipping Man , a frank discussion about race and the aftermath of American slavery. This play will appear at the Wells Theatre on February 28 and March 5. Another interesting play, Every Woman , will be presented at Regent University in Virginia Beach on February 28 through March 3. The story is a captivating comic drama of a talk show host, Eva Bas, who attempts to defeat death. An area restaurant that gets rave reviews on Trip Advisor is Fruitive, an eatery that serves organic vegetarian cuisine. Patrons can enjoy creative salads, wraps and smoothies in a warm, inviting dining area. Freshly extracted juices and organic teas are available as well. ...

Take a trip down memory lane by attending a concert by The Lettermen on February 22 at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts. Residents of Virginia Beach KOA will thoroughly enjoy this entertainment by a group who made so many valuable contributions to the world of music. Everyone will remember hits like “The Way You Look Tonight,” and “When I Fall Iin Love,” as well as “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” and “Theme from a Summer Place.” The concert starts at 8 p.m., with tickets ranging from $25 to $50. Also on February 22, hockey fans can head over to Scope Arena in Norfolk, where the Admirals will play the Providence Bruins. The game starts at 7:30. For those who don’t mind driving the 40 miles to Newport News, the Ferguson Center for the Arts will host a doo-wop concert, featuring music from the 50s. This event is scheduled for February 22 at 8 p.m. Doc Taylor’s Restaurant is an inexpensive eatery in Virginia Beach that serves up super good food. It is especially popular for breakf...

Folk music has a special place in the hearts of those who grew up in the 60s, an era that brought America fabulous songs from groups like Peter, Paul and Mary. On February 16, residents of Virginia Beach KOA can hear some of today’s folk music at a concert featuring Al Parrish, a musician who has performed in Canada, the US and the UK. The performance will start at 7 p.m. at the Meyera E. Oberndorf Central Library. Admission is $14 to $17. An attraction in the area that bird enthusiasts will like is the Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum, a facility devoted to waterfowl exhibits and history. Visitors will find contemporary and antique decoys, as well as an interactive computer that informs about the area’s wildfowl. A special feature of the tour is the carving room, where a resident carver will demonstrate techniques and answer questions. Drop into Zia Marie, an eatery that serves up home-style Italian food that is absolutely delicious. The intimate ambiance and fireplace make it an ide...