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Cultural Alliance of Greater Hampton Roads
Arts advocacy organization. "Speaking With One Voice."

The Virginia Opera Association
The official opera for the Commonwealth of Virginia. One of the nation's largest professional opera companies.

The Virginia Symphony
Nationally acclaimed, The Virginia Symphony orchestra and Chorus are one of Hampton Roads' true gems.

Children

EDMARC
Established in 1978, Edmarc Hospice for Children was the first hospice in the nation designed specifically for children.

Community Organizations

Rotary Club of Portsmouth
One of the oldest clubs in the oldest international service organization that began in 1905 and now spreads across the globe.

The Portsmouth Community Foundation
The Portsmouth Community Foundation is a non-profit, community corporation created by and for the people of Portsmouth and surrounding communities. Since 1965, people that share a common concern for improving life for all in our community have built a legacy by giving through The Portsmouth Community Foundation.

In Our Backyard and Beyond

BayDreaming
BayDreaming.com's guide to the Chesapeake Bay

City of Portsmouth, VA
The official site for the City of Portsmouth, Virginia

Colonial Williamsburg
America's best known living historic setting.

Jamestown 2007 Celebration
The 400th anniversary of the first permanent English in North America -- a year-long celebration.

The Chesapeake Bay, Our History and Our Future
We are located in Hampton Roads, Virginia, situated at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay - a region rich in history and with its own colorful way of life. Question: "Is there life west of the Chesapeake Bay?

Visit Hampton Roads
The Official Tourism site for Hampton Roads, Virginia

Virginia Directory
an online Classified Ads page for the Commonwealth.

Hampton Roads, America's First Region
The Hampton Roads region of southeastern Virginia is comprised of 17 communities – ten cities, six counties, and one town. Designated in the late 17th century as the name of the world's largest natural harbor, Hampton Roads is where the James, Nansemond, and Elizabeth Rivers pour into the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. Despite a population nearing 1.6 million and unlike many of the metropolitan areas across the country, Hampton Roads’ population is not centered in one city, but spread broadly throughout the region.

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