"Oscar" at East Beach.
Not adopting humans,
at this time, thank you.
Oscar wants to remind you to
scroll all the way down . . .
to see everything!
Charlie's Café - obviously. AA
Welcome to Charlie's Cafe
The guy to see is Glen, and Ted Warren is our host. A supporter of the arts, owner Ted Warren encourages artists to hang their work in his "rotating" gallery at Charlie's.
There is always a scramble, to fill the walls. (er, sorry)
Painters are always interested in the colorful facade of the Painted Lady, on 17th Street.
So there will be a couple of artists out there, capturing "her" charms. Not an AA host.
Charlie's Café AA,
is extending a warm welcome, and will be the Adopt-an-Artist Location in the neighborhood.
Fall Wall, near Rowena's
Doumar's Barbeque & Ice Cream, at dusk.
Time has virtually stood still
for Doumar's. The icecream cone was invented there . . .
and they are still made for Doumar's customers, on the same machine!
Have a barbeque sandwich - have TWO. Don't forget the limeade! Eat in - or have it brought to your car.
On second thought . . .
Eat quick . . . so you can get outside and PAINT!
Monticello and 20th AA
Close to Waterside and Town Point Park, Prince Books is a charming bookstore with a coffee shop on premises. On Main Street. AA
Walk down Main, toward the water, and the Pagoda and Nauticus are a 'stone's throw' away. So is the battleship, Wisconsin. The Pagoda is hosting too!
Don't miss seeing . . . and painting the Oriental Garden, which is there.
Our AA hostess is Madeline Sly, creator of the garden sanctuary.
Az Tamouro, the ever-gracious manager of the Pagoda Restaurant is your contact.
Waterside Drive
Colorful brickwork -
great food & drinks.
The New Belmont on Colley and 22nd. AA
Yorgo's Bagel Shop AA
Great bagels -
and lots more, too!
Signage near the Bank of Hampton Roads downtown Norfolk headquarters.
Flags on Waterside Drive
End of Freemason Street
Norfolk Yacht
Boathouse Cat - Freemason
Don't think this guy is
serving lunch.
A sailboat, off of the Harbor View and Nauticus
shared boardwalk.
Rowena's Front Window - AA
22nd Street and "Colley Ave"
If you love sweets . . . paint Rowena's! Home baked goodies galore . . . and "sweet" details to paint, like this front window.
These are the spots where there will MOST LIKELY be painters out with their easels.