The Suffolk Art Gallery's winter exhibit features the work of John Tobin and Al Staszesky. Tobin's work, both ceramic and 2-D, draws influence from daily life, tongue-in-cheek humor, and turn of phrase. His style is distinct and vibrant, with influences from surrealism. Staszesky's style is vibrant and draws from post-impressionism styles, including fauvism and cubism.

Canaan’s Builders presents ‘I Hear Music In The Air’ concert tour, featuring 25 young adults from Southern and Central Africa performing traditional African dances and music on Thursday, December 20, 2018, at 7:00pm at Temple Beth El. Come experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to delve into the rich and authentic African music aiming to express life through sound and harmony. Take a glimpse back in time and history from our motherland through acapella melodies which tells the history of who we are and where we came from and gives homage to our African heritage. These 25 young adults are visiting America for the first time and it will be a first time experience you won’t soon forget.

An official Virginia Civil War Trail site, Cedar Hill Cemetery has long been an attraction for history buffs and even walking groups. The Suffolk Division of Tourism offers a guided stroll through the pleasant 32-acre cemetery, rich in history and natural beauty. The 90-minute daytime tour will offer unique insights into Suffolk’s heritage as tour goers traverse the cedar-lined terrain dotted with timeworn headstones. Reservations are required and cancellations are expected no less than 48 hours prior to scheduled tour. Call the Suffolk Visitor Center at 757.514.4130 to reserve your spot. Special rates are available for groups of 12 or more.

See Suffolk through the eyes of years gone by. Suffolk’s rich heritage dates back to the early 17th century, when Captain John Smith first encountered the Nansemond Indians on the Nansemond River. Even now, you can trace Suffolk’s legacy through our historic homes and neighborhoods, churches and Virginia Civil War Trails. Guided by a Suffolk historian, you meet the people and places that made Suffolk the city it is today. Highlights of this windshield tour include Cedar Hill Cemetery, Riddick’s Folly House Museum, Constant’s Wharf, College Court and Suffolk’s Historic Lakeside neighborhood.

See Suffolk through the eyes of years gone by. Suffolk’s rich heritage dates back to the early 17th century, when Captain John Smith first encountered the Nansemond Indians on the Nansemond River. Even now, you can trace Suffolk’s legacy through our historic homes and neighborhoods, churches and Virginia Civil War Trails. Guided by a Suffolk historian, you meet the people and places that made Suffolk the city it is today. Highlights of this windshield tour include Cedar Hill Cemetery, Riddick’s Folly House Museum, Constant’s Wharf, College Court and Suffolk’s Historic Lakeside neighborhood. *Please note that this tour includes a stop and brief tour of the Philips-Dawson House (Suffolk Nansemond Historical Society Headquarters)

The Great Dismal Swamp is anything but dismal. The narrated Swamp Safari, one of Suffolk’s most popular attractions, fills up quickly. This four-hour tour is led by a biologist specializing is the unique habitat of the Great Dismal. Learn about the history, lore, vegetation and wildlife with this adventure that includes a brief walk to Lake Drummond. Sunscreen, insect repellent, comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended. A small snack and beverage is provided. This tour is not recommended for very small children. Reservations are required and cancellations are expected no less than 48 hours prior to scheduled tour. Call the Suffolk Visitor Center at 757.514.4130 to reserve your spot.

Celebrate New Year's Eve early with a countdown, balloon drop, crafts, snacks, dancing, and more! The party will start at 11:30am and we will ring in the New Year at noon!

Celebrate New Year's Eve early with a countdown, balloon drop, crafts, snacks, dancing, and more! The party will start at 11:30am and we will ring in the New Year at noon!

Make plans now to ring in 2019 at the Third Annual New Year’s Eve Bash presented by the Nansemond River Pilot Club and Hilton Garden Inn Suffolk Riverfront. There is no other place in Suffolk that has a New Year’s Eve party like this. Tickets are $50 per person and include a full course buffet dinner, dancing to a live DJ, cash bar and a Midnight Champagne Toast. Tickets available at Suffolk Insurance (202 Market Street or 3575 Bridge Road) and the Suffolk Visitor’s Center (524 N. Main Street). The Hilton has also set aside a discounted block of rooms for this event - just call the front desk at 757.925.1300.