June 5th - August 28th, visitors can enjoy music ranging from folk to reggae to rock to blues. YNot Pizza will once again serve delicious pizza, sandwiches and gelato all season long. The Virginia Beach Farmers Market will also be there as local farmers set-up their fresh fruits, vegetables, and other homegrown items on the Plaza. The Series is happy to have the support of Hampton Roads’ local business and media sponsors. Click Here for more info.

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Join WNIS and Eggleston Services for the OK5K Run! All proceeds benefit Eggleston and its mission of creating education, training and employment for persons with disabilities. Since 1955, Eggleston Services has helped thousands of individuals with disabilities to gain freedom from dependence on government support by providing them on-the-job training and stable work opportunities.

Jimmy Buffett translated his easygoing Gulf Coast persona into more than just a successful recording career -- he expanded into clothing, nightclubs, and literature -- but the basis of the business empire that kept him on the Fortune magazine list of highest-earning entertainers was his music. Born in southern Mississippi and raised in Alabama, Buffett moved to Nashville to try to make it in country music in the late '60s. After signing to the Barnaby label, he released one album, 1970's Down to Earth, from which the socially conscious single "The Christian?" suggested he might be more at home protesting in Greenwich Village. (Barnaby "lost" his second album, High Cumberland Jubilee, though they would find it and release it after he became successful.) Instead, the songwriter moved to Key West, FL, where he gradually evolved into the beach-bum character and developed the tropical folk-rock style that would endear him to millions.