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2016 VISITOR GUIDE
&
Ships,
History,
the Great
Outdoors
2016 VISITOR GUIDE | newport-news.org
newport-news.org
Welcome!
Ships,
W
elcome to Newport News,
where great things are happening!
First off, we have not one, but TWO
golden anniversaries to celebrate
in 2016... Newport News Park is
celebrating its 50th birthday, as
is the Virginia Living Museum!
Did you know that Newport News
Park was developed in 1966 from a
watershed that was created around
Lee Hall Reservoir to protect the
cleanliness of the water? At 7,711 acres,
Newport News Park is one of the largest
city-run parks in the United States. Visit
the park for some gifts of nature and
other treasures you’d never expect to
find in the third largest city in Virginia!
The Virginia Living Museum is celebrating
its 50th anniversary with a year of special
events and exhibits. Highlights include a
display of larger-than-life animatronic bugs
through mid-April, followed by a hugely
popular dinosaur exhibit returning in the
summer. In the fall, a permanent outdoor
“Dinosaur Discovery Trail” will open.
History,
the Great
Outdoors
Returning in mid-March for its second year
is the Newport News One City Marathon.
Runners will begin their journey in the
stunning setting of Newport News Park. From
there the next 26.2 miles will include the very
best Newport News has to offer, finishing (and
fittingly so) at the Newport News Victory Arch.
Stay with us in Newport News and enjoy
everything we have to offer. Let our knowledgeable
travel counselors help you plan your stay in
our hometown by calling 888-493-7386 or
visit us online at www.newport-news.org
Copyright©2016 – The 2016 Newport News Visitor Guide is published by VistaGraphics and the Newport News Tourism Development Office and is based on information provided to us. Every effort has been made to ensure the
accuracy of this information, but all information is subject to change. Reproduction of any material appearing within this publication is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of the publisher and/or the NNTDO.
Inclusion in the 2016 Newport News Visitor Guide does not represent an endorsement by the NNTDO. The NNTDO is in no way liable for errors or omissions or for damages that might result from reliance on this information. All
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Contents
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4 Attractions
8 Performing Arts
9 2016 Calendar
of Events
12 Shopping
14 Insider Tips
18 Dining
21 Expert Travel Advice
22 Recreation &
Outdoor Fun
24 Itineraries
25 Accommodations
26 Newport News Map
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Our Neighbors
Endview Plantation
$1off Regular Admission
Expires 1/31/17, Good for up to 2 guests
362 Yorktown Road • 757-887-1862 • www.endview.org
Directions: I-64 East to Exit 247, left at traffic light. Travel ½ mile, then
left at traffic light. Endview is on the right. I-64 West to Exit 247, right
at stop sign. Continue through traffic light. Endview is on the right.
Lee Hall Mansion
$1 off Regular Admission
163 Yorktown Road • 757-888-3371 • www.leehall.org
Directions: I-64 East to Exit 247, left at traffic light. Travel ½
mile, then right at traffic light. Lee Hall is on the right. I-64
West to Exit 247, left at stop sign. Lee Hall is on the right.
The Mariners’ Museum and Park/
USS Monitor Center
Expires 1/31/17, Good for up to 4 guests. Not valid with other discounts, offers, or 3D films.
100 Museum Drive • 757-596-2222 • www.marinersmuseum.org
Directions: I-64 to Exit 258A. Travel approximately 3 miles, crossing intersection with
Route 60 (Warwick Blvd.); road becomes Avenue of the Arts. Take first left onto Museum
Dr. and follow into The Mariners’ Museum and Park. Museum is straight ahead.
Newport News Visitor
Center Gift Shop
25% off Any Purchase Over $20
(except ticket sales) Expires 1/31/17
13560 Jefferson Avenue • 757-886-7777 • www.newport-news.org
Directions: I-64 to Exit 250B, follow ? signs to Visitor Center
(at the entrance to Newport News Park).
Peninsula Fine Arts Center
101 Museum Drive • 757-596-8175 • www.pfac-va.org
Directions: I-64 to Exit 258A. Travel approximately 3 miles, crossing intersection
with Route 60 (Warwick Blvd.); road becomes Avenue of the Arts. Take
first left onto Museum Dr. and follow into The Mariners’ Museum and Park.
Turn right at stop sign and follow the road around. Pfac is on the left.
Peninsula SPCA and Petting Zoo
1 Child Free
With Paying Adult
Closed Sundays
Riverview Farm Park
Expires 1/31/17, Good for up to 3 children & 3 adults
523 J.Clyde Morris Boulevard • 757-595-1399 • www.peninsulaspca.org
Directions: I-64 to Exit 258A. Travel approximately 2
miles, crossing Jefferson Ave. Petting Zoo is on the
right, across from the Virginia Living Museum.
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Newport News Tourism
Development Office
A Division of Parks, Recreation & Tourism
700 Town Center Drive, Suite 320,
Newport News, Virginia 23606
757-926-1400 • Toll Free 888-493-7386
(fax) 757-926-1441
www.newport-news.org
tourism@nnva.gov
Virginia Living Museum
Not valid with other offers, group tours or during special events
524 J.Clyde Morris Boulevard • 757-595-1900 • www.thevlm.org
Newport News Visitor Center
13560 Jefferson Avenue,
Newport News, Virginia 23603
757-886-7777 • Toll Free 888-493-7386
(fax) 757-886-7920
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1264 Perimeter Parkway, Virginia Beach,
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Directions: I-64 to Exit 258A. Travel approximately 2 miles,
crossing Jefferson Ave. Museum is on the left.
Virginia War Museum
9285 Warwick Boulevard • 757-247-8523 • www.warmuseum.org
Directions: I-64 to Exit 258A. Travel approx. 3 miles; turn left onto Route 60 East (Warwick Blvd.)
for approx. 3.5 miles, turn right onto Hornet Circle. Museum is on the right, past the Rose Garden.
I-64 to Exit 263A. Travel approximately 3.5 miles; turn right onto Route 60 West (Warwick Blvd.),
then first left onto Hornet Circle. Museum is on the right, past the Rose Garden.
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what to see & do
Attractions
not to miss while you’re
in NEWPORT NEWS
The only trouble you’ll have filling time in Newport News is picking an activity. The area’s attractions, architectural and historical
landmarks, sporting opportunities and natural parks are exceptional enough to attract experts, but they’re available for everyone to enjoy.
Endview Plantation
Completed in 1769, Endview
Plantation has been restored
to its 1862 appearance. The
house was occupied by Union
troops during the Civil War.
362 Yorktown Road
Newport News, VA 23603
757-887-1862 • www.endview.org
Lee Hall Mansion
One of the last remaining
antebellum homes on the
Virginia Peninsula, Lee Hall
offers visitors a step back to
the mid-Victorian period. 163 Yorktown Road
757-888-3371 • www.leehall.org
James A. Fields House
The restored home of James A. Fields (18441903), an African-American teacher, lawyer
and member of the Virginia House of Delegates.
In 1908, the house became the first Newport
News hospital for African Americans.
617 27th Street
757-813-6014
jamesafieldshouse.blogspot.com
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what to see & do
SPECIAL INTEREST
For specific details about the city’s
outdoor art or Civil War history, visit
2016 ATTRACTION
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FOUND ON PAGE 3
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AT-A-GLANCE ON PAGE 7
The Newsome House
Museum & Cultural Center
The restored 1899 residence of J. Thomas
Newsome, a respected attorney, journalist
and civic leader who prospered as part
of the post-Civil War South’s new urban
African-American middle class.
2803 Oak Avenue
757-247-2360 • www.newsomehouse.org
The Mariners’ Museum and
Park/USS Monitor Center
Designated by Congress as America’s
National Maritime Museum, The
Mariners’ Museum offers a captivating
look at centuries of seafaring adventures.
100 Museum Drive
757-596-2222 or 800-581-7245
www.marinersmuseum.org
Discover the ever-changing
world of art at the Peninsula
Fine Arts Center, where diverse
artwork and dynamic exhibitions
are just part of the fun!
101 Museum Drive
757-596-8175
www.pfac-va.org
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what to see & do
Attractions continued
Peninsula SPCA & Petting Zoo
Bring the kids and don’t forget your camera! The Petting
Zoo has chickens, rabbits, goats and even a llama!
What an irresistible opportunity for great pictures.
523 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.
757-595-1399 • www.peninsulaspca.org
Virginia War Museum
At the Virginia War Museum, artifacts, weapons,
vehicles, uniforms and posters trace the development of
the US military from 1775 to the present.
9285 Warwick Blvd. in Huntington Park,
757-247-8523 • www.warmuseum.org
US Army Transportation Museum
The story of the Army’s Transportation Corps – from
horse-drawn wagons to all-terrain, armored vehicles – is
told here. Includes experimental craft like a “flying jeep.”
300 Washington Blvd., Ft. Eustis
Newport News, VA 23604 • 757-878-1115
www.transchool.lee.army.mil/Museum/
Transportation%20Museum/museum.htm
Just one visit here brings you in contact with
more habitats, wildlife and plant species
than would be encountered in a lifetime
of outdoor adventures in Virginia!
524 J. Clyde Morris Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601
757-595-1900 • www.thevlm.org
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what to see & do
2016 ATTRACTION
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Attractions At-A-Glance
Guided Tours
Free Parking
Special Events
Evening Programs
Attraction
Endview Plantation
362 Yorktown Road
(Exit 247 from I-64)
James A. Fields House
617 27th Street
(Exit 6 from I-664)
Lee Hall Mansion
163 Yorktown Road
(Exit 247 from I-64)
The Mariners’ Museum &
Park/USS Monitor Center
100 Museum Drive
(Exit 258A from I-64)
The Newsome House
Museum &
Cultural Center
2803 Oak Avenue
(Exit 3 from I-664)
Peninsula
Fine Arts Center
101 Museum Drive
Peninsula SPCA
& Petting Zoo
523 J. Clyde Morris Boulevard
U.S. Army
Transportation Museum
300 Washington Boulevard
Ft. Eustis
Virginia Living
Museum
524 J. Clyde Morris Boulevard
Phone/Website
757-887-1862
www.endview.org
757-813-6014
www.jamesafieldshouse.
blogspot.com
Admission
$8 adults
$7 seniors
$6 children (7-18)
Under 7 FREE
Suggested donation:
$3 adults
$2 children (13-17),
seniors and military
Under 13 FREE
$8 adults
$7 seniors
$6 children (7-18)
Under 7 FREE
757-596-2222 or
800-581-7245
www.mariners
museum.org
$13.95 adults
$8.95 children (4-12)
Under 3 FREE
$12.95 seniors 65+,
military, and AAA
3D Movies $6 add’l charge
757-247-2360
www.newsomehouse.org
Suggested $2 donation
757-596-8175
www.pfac-va.org
$7.50 adults
$6 students, seniors,
and active duty military
$4 children (6-12)
Under 6 FREE
$2 per person
Under 2 FREE
757-878-1115
www.transchool.lee.
army.mil/Museum/Transportation%20Museum/
museum.htm
FREE
(donations welcome)
757-247-8523
www.warmuseum.org
Operating Hours and Amenities
April 1 to Dec. 31: Open Mon, Thu-Fri, 10 am to 4 pm; Sat 10 am to 5 pm; Sun, 12 pm to 5 pm.
Jan. 1 to March 31: Open Thu-Sat, 10 am to 4 pm; Sun, 1 pm to 5 pm. Closed major holidays.
(partially)
Open by appointment. Call 757-813-6014 for details.
April 1 to Dec. 31: Open Mon, Thu-Fri, 10 am to 4 pm; Sat 10 am to 5 pm;
Sun, 12 pm to 5 pm. Jan. 1 to March 31: Open Thu-Sat, 10 am to 4 pm;
Sun, 1 pm to 5 pm. Closed major holidays.
(partially)
Memorial Day–Labor Day: 9 am to 5 pm daily.
Open Mon-Sat, 9 am to 5 pm; Sun, 11 am to 5 pm.
Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Open Thu-Sat, 10 am to 5 pm.
Closed Sun and major holidays.
Open by appointment Mon-Wed.
(partially)
757-595-1399
www.peninsulaspca.org
757-595-1900
www.thevlm.org
Discount tickets available for
seniors, military or AAA members
Wheelchair Accessible
Facebook
757-888-3371
www.leehall.org
Virginia War Museum
9285 Warwick Boulevard in
Huntington Park
(Exits 258A or 263A from I-64)
Gift Shop
Café
FOUND ON PAGE 3
Open Tue-Sat, 10 am to 5 pm; Sun, 1 pm to 5 pm.
Ticket valid for 7 days. FREE admission first full weekend of each month.
Closed Mon. & Thurs., major holidays and during exhibit changes.
Petting Zoo open Mon-Wed and Fri, 11 am to 4:30 pm; Sat, 10 am to 4:30 pm;
Closed Sun, Thu, and major holidays.
Open Tue-Sun, 9 am to 4:30 pm. Closed Mon and federal holidays.
$17 adults
$13 children (3-12)
Under 3 FREE
$8 adults
$7 seniors and
active duty military
$6 children (7-18)
Under 7 FREE
PLEASE NOTE: All visitors to Fort Eustis must show valid IDs (driver’s license and/
or photo ID), proof of insurance and vehicle registration.
2016 marks our 50th anniversary!
Open daily, 9 am to 5 pm year-round.
Closed Thanksgiving, Dec. 24-25 and Jan. 1st.
Open Mon-Sat, 9 am to 5 pm; Sun, 12 pm to 5 pm. Closed major holidays.
NOTE: For more information about any attraction, call the Newport News Visitor Center, 757-886-7777 or 888-493-7386, or go online to www.newport-news.org.
All information was correct at time of printing, but is subject to change. Please check in advance of your visit to confirm current days, hours and fees.
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performing arts
Performing Arts
Christopher Newport University’s
Ferguson Center for the Arts
For over a decade, the Ferguson Center has presented the
finest artists in the world, cementing its reputation as the
preeminent performing arts venue in the Southeast.
1 Avenue of the Arts, Newport News, VA 23606
Ticket Office: 757-594-8752
Charge by phone: 855-FERG-TIX (855-337-4849)
Buy tickets online: www.fergusoncenter.org
E-mail: tickets@cnu.edu
Ticket Office Hours: In Season: Mon. - Fri., 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call for summer hours
Handicap and valet parking available.
Hearing and visually impaired assistance.
Rainy Day Fun!
GO SKATING
Peninsula Family Skating Center
Vacations don’t have
to end when those
pesky raindrops fall.
Come inside and enjoy
some of the many indoor
activities Newport News
has to offer. Familyfriendly activities abound
in our city – and you won’t
need an umbrella to enjoy
them! Here’s just a few of
the many ways in Newport
News to stay dry and have
fun during your visit:
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307 Main Street
757- 599-4769 • www.pfskate.com
Mekos Skate Park
371 Chatham Drive
757-989-1705 • www.mekosskate.com
Hampton Roads IcePlex
401 Village Ave. (Kiln Creek)
757-877-7539 • www.hriceplex.com
PLAY GAMES
Break Away Billiards
Peninsula
Community Theatre
Located in Historic Hilton Village, the
Peninsula Community Theatre offers
musicals, comedies and dramas.
10251 Warwick Blvd.
(Exit 5 off I-664)
Ticket Office: 757-595-5728
Charge by phone: 757-595-5728
Buy tickets online: www.pctlive.org
E-mail: info@pctlive.org
Ticket Office Hours: Mon. – Thurs.,
7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. two weeks prior to
opening night until closing night and 1
hour before each performance.
General Information: 757-247-8950
Box Office: 757-247-8969
Buy tickets online: www.downinggross.org
E-mail: downing-gross@nnva.gov
Open: Mon-Fri, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sat, 10. a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sun, closed.
Avg. High oF Avg. Low oF
*Weather information from
The Weather Channel www.weather.com
Jan–Mar
Apr–Jun
Jul–Sep
Oct–Dec
JUMP AROUND
Rebounderz
PAINT
Starving Artist Studio
12650 Patrick Henry Drive
757-GOT-JUMP
www.RebounderzNewportNews.com
Bounce House
14337-A Warwick Blvd.
757-369-8122
www.bouncehousellc.com/newportnews/
SEE A MOVIE
Kiln Creek Stadium 20
10820 Warwick Blvd. • 757-596-3760
LazerRush
Paragon City Center 12
Originally built as the Walter Reed School,
this historic building was restored in 2008.
It is the home of the Ella Fitzgerald Theater
and Anderson Johnson Gallery.
2410 Wickham Ave.
(Exit 6 off I-664)
WEATHER IN
NEWPORT NEWS*
100 Regal Way
757-989-5200 • www.regmovies.com
711 Brick Kiln Blvd.
757-877-0181 • www.lazerrush.com
Downing-Gross
Cultural Arts Center
11810 Fountain Way • 757-525-9898
www.paragontheaters.com
48–58
68–83
79–87
52–70
31–39
48–67
64–71
35–52
Avg. Precip.
3.68 in.
3.67 in.
4.73 in.
3.52 in.
157 Herman Melville Ave.
757-594-0518 • www.starartiststudio.com
Wine & Design
707 Mariners Row, #102
oysterpoint@wineanddesign.com
www.wineanddesign.com/oysterpoint
GO MUSEUM-HOPPING
The best and most economical way to see all the
attractions that Newport News has to offer is
through the “Combination Ticket,” which gives
you admission to seven attractions for one low
price! The ticket, which is good for one year,
includes admission to The Mariners’ Museum
& Park/USS Monitor Center, the Virginia
Living Museum, the Virginia War Museum,
Endview Plantation, Lee Hall Mansion, the
Peninsula Fine Arts Center and the Peninsula
SPCA & Petting Zoo. Purchase it at the
Newport News Visitor Center, 13560 Jefferson
Avenue, Newport News, Virginia 23603.
what’s going on
2016
Calendar of Events
Follow us on…
NOTE: Events are subject to cancellation and date changes. Prior
to your visit, please contact event planners directly. All events take
place in Newport News, unless otherwise noted. More Newport
News events can be found online at www.newport-news.org
Whether it’s a Broadway show, tempting musical,
wine and food festival, historic garden week
or a Civil War re-enactment, there’s always
something to do in and around Newport News!
JANUARY
5 Golden Bacchus Wine & Food Festival
26-28 Bonnie and Clyde
12 SuperHeroes
5 Southside Johnny and the Asbury
Jukes with Gary U.S. Bonds
27 Bright Star Children’s Theater
12-13 New York City Ballet MOVES
27 Let Me Tell You My Story:
Harriet Tubman
13 One City Marathon Races
1 Legacy Day & Kwanzaa Finale
James A. Fields House 757-813-6014
9 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Ferguson Center for the Arts 757-594‑8752
15 Alan Alda
Jan.15 – Feb. 6 Newport News
Restaurant Week
Various restaurants throughout
Newport News 757-886-7777
18 Children’s Day
Virginia War Museum 757-247-8523
22 British Regiments:
United States Tour 2016
23 Virginia Symphony Orchestra presents
Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1
Ferguson Center for the Arts 757-892-6366
29 Virginia Symphony Orchestra
presents Sinatra Centennial
with Steve Lippia
30 My Imaginary Pirate
Peninsula Community Theatre 757-595-5728
30-31 Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story
Virginia Living Museum 757-595-1900
6 Community Day
The Mariners’ Museum & Park 757-591-7745
6, 13, 20, 27 Follow the Drinking Gourd
6, 13, 20, 27 African-American
History Month Film Fest
9 Blaze
11 Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour
12-14 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
13-15 Reptiles Bizarre & Beautiful
18-27 The Wiz
Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center
757-247-8950
19 TAO: Seventeen Samurai
FEBRUARY
20 Safety at Sea Seminar
Various restaurants throughout
Newport News 757-886-7777
2 Groundhog Day
2 Chanticleer
2 On Screen/In Person: The Winding
Stream - The Carters, the Cashes
and the Course of Country Music
(Music & Theatre Hall) 757-594‑8752
4 Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra
Newsome House Museum &
Cultural Center 757-247-2360
presents Beethoven Festival
22 Vocalosity
24 Metropolitan Opera
Rising Stars Concert Series
25 Patty Griffin, Sara Watkins and
Anaïs Mitchell Together On Stage
James A. Fields House 757-813-6014
MARCH
6 Scout Day
19-20 25th Anniversary Celebration
1-6Newport News Restaurant Week
Throughout Newport News 757-880-8843
13 One City, One Celebration
Victory Landing Park 757-886-7777
3 Homeschool Afternoon
presents Cameron Carpenter
Plays Saint-Saëns
3 Rain - A Tribute to the Beatles
17 St. Patrick’s Day at City Center
4-6Bonnie and Clyde
17 Joe Theismann
5 History Bites
19 Civil War Van Tour: Along This
River: The Warwick-Yorktown Line
2 Cesar Millan Live!
5 The Civil War Beard Competition
5-6Battle of Hampton Roads Weekend
5, 12, 19, 26 Women’s History
Month Film Festival
10 On Screen/In Person: REBEL
11 One City Marathon
Friday Night Kick-Off
757-247-8950
City Center at Oyster Point 757-926-1400
Departs from Lee Hall Mansion 757-888-3371
19 Legends of Sitcom
25 Pearl Bailey Comedy Showcase
757-247-8950
26 The Easter Bunny &
the Great Egg Hunt
Lee Hall Mansion 757-888-3371
APRIL
1 Jack Hanna
presents Mahler’s Fifth Symphony
Denbigh Community Center
757-926-8621
11-13 Bonnie and Clyde
11-12 One City Marathon
Health & Wellness Expo
4 Yanni
12 One City Marathon
Family Fun & Fit Day
5 On Screen/In Person: Deaf Jam
King-Lincoln Park 757-926-1400
6 Moscow Festival Ballet Cinderella
Featured Event:
The Newport News One City Marathon
The second annual Newport News One City Marathon will be held March
13, 2016. The marathon will cover the entire 26-mile length of the city, with
Newport News Park serving as the starting line and the Victory Arch acting as
the finish line. The marathon, which also offers a relay option, culminates with a
community celebration at Victory Landing Park. A Maritime 8K and a Nautical
Mile “fun run” are also planned. Additionally, the weekend will include a Health
and Wellness Expo at the Denbigh Community Center. This event was conceived
as a way for the city to show its community pride and promote healthy living.
www.onecitymarathon.com
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what’s going on
Jan.15 – Feb. 6:
Newport News
Restaurant Week
June 11: Summer Celebration Wine Festival
7 Michael Beschloss
March 3:
Homeschool Afternoon
Summer Concerts at Port Warwick
MAY
21 World Arts Celebration
16-19 Boardwalk Art Show
8 Homeschool Day
1 The Mariners’ Craft Beer Festival
9 Secret Garden
1-29 Virginia Arts Festival
28 (Saturdays through Aug. 27)
Hayrides
17-19 Dirty Dancing –
The Classic Story on Stage
30 Memorial Day Ceremony
18 Civil War Van Tour:
The Battle of Big Bethel
9-10 Annual Civil War Re-enactment
Endview Plantation 757-887-1862
Apr. 9 – May 29 Virginia Arts Festival
Venues throughout Coastal Virginia
757-282-2800
5 Cinco in the City
Venues throughout Coastal Virginia
757-282-2800
6 Enchanted Otter Masked Ball
10 National Symphony Orchestra
6-8Once
15-16 Titanic Overnight
15-17 Chicago
16 Earth Day
The First Battle of Manassas
16-17 & 23-24 Spring Native Plant Sale
22 Disney in Concert: Magical
Music from the Movies with the
Virginia Symphony Orchestra
23 Ella Fitzgerald Music Festival
757-247-8969
23-30 Historic Garden Week in Virginia
Visit vagardenweek.org for locations.
6-8Completely Hollywood (abridged)
7 Newport News
Children’s Festival of Friends
Newport News Park 757-926-1400
7, 14, 21, 28 Asian-American
History Month Film Fest
City Center at Oyster Point
757-282-2822 (Virginia Arts Festival)
Victory Arch 757-247-8523
30 Memorial Day Celebration
with USAF Heritage of
America Concert Band
757-282-2822 (Virginia Arts Festival)
JUNE
1, 8, 15, 22, 29 (Wednesdays
through Aug. 24) VHS Summer
Concerts at Port Warwick
Port Warwick 757-223-0284
2-5Newport News
Greek Festival – Spring Edition
13-15 Completely Hollywood (abridged)
17-21 Virginia Senior Games
2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (Thursdays through
Sept. 1) Thursdays by the Lake
Concert Series
Throughout Newport News
www.virginiaseniorgames.org
18 & 25 (Wednesdays through
Aug. 24) VHS Summer Concerts
at Port Warwick
19-21 Singing in the Rain
757-247-8969
Saints Constantine & Helen Greek
Orthodox Church 757-596-6151
3-5Patriotic Festival
Oceanfront, Virginia Beach 757-491-7866
4 King-Lincoln Park Day
King-Lincoln Park 757-926-1400
4, 11, 18, 25 (Saturdays through
Aug. 27) Hayrides
20-22 Completely Hollywood (abridged)
27 Historic Garden Week
in Virginia – Newport News Tour
The Battle of Williamsburg
30 Paul Taylor Dance Company
21 Raptor Day
11 Summer Celebration Wine Festival
RECURRING EVENTS
2nd Saturday monthly:
Star Party & Laser Light Shows
Virginia Living Museum | 757-595-1900
24 Garden Fest
Visit vagardenweek.org for locations
2016
EXHIBITIONS
& RECURRING
EVENTS
For a complete
listing of events, visit
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1st Saturday-Sunday monthly:
Free Admission Weekend
757-596-8175
1st & 3rd Sundays monthly:
Birdwalks
Newport News Park
757-886-7912
8 World Oceans Day
10-12 Harborfest
Norfolk Waterfront 757-441-2345
3rd Saturday monthly: Story Time
EXHIBITIONS
Jan. 2 – April 17: BIG BUGS Exhibit
19th to 33rd Street, Virginia Beach
757-425-0000
18 The Bronze Door
International Wine Classic
18 Juneteenth Freedom Festival
Farmers’ Market at 28th & Jefferson
757-813-6014
22 Riverdance: The 20th
Anniversary World Tour
24-26 Hampton Jazz Festival
Hampton Coliseum, Hampton 757-838-5650
27-30 Civil War Children’s Camp
JULY
2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (Saturdays through
Aug. 27) Hayrides
4 Spirit of America
Planetarium Show
4 4th of July Stars in the Sky
Victory Landing Park 757-926-1400
6, 13, 20, 27 (Wednesdays through
at Port Warwick
7, 14, 21, 28 (Thursdays through
Sept. 1) Thursdays by the
Lake Concert Series
Jan. 30 – April 3:
Experiments/Machines:
Photographs by Robert Sulkin
757-596-8175
Jan. 30 – April 3: American Scrap
Artist: Assemblages by Sam Hundley
757-596-8175
what’s going on
Nov. 23 – Dec. 31: Star of Wonder:
The Mystery of the Christmas Star
June 2-5: Newport News
Greek Festival - Spring Edition
May 17-21: Virginia Senior Games
June 27-30 & July 25-28:
Civil War Children’s Camp
11-15, 18-22, 25-29 Summer Camp
16 Civil War Van Tour: John Taylor
Wood’s War on the Chesapeake
OCTOBER
1-2Fall Festival of Folklife
1-2An Occasion for the Arts
25-28 Civil War Children’s Camp
Merchants Square, Williamsburg
www.aofta.org
AUGUST
7-9Harvest Faire
1-5, 8-12, 15-19 Summer Camp
3, 10, 17, 24 (Wednesdays through
at Port Warwick
4, 11, 18, 25 (Thursdays through
Sept. 1) Thursdays by the Lake
Concert Series
6, 13, 20, 27 (Saturdays through
Aug. 27) Hayrides
SEPTEMBER
8 8th Anniversary Celebration
757-247-8950
8-9Port Warwick Art
& Sculpture Festival
15 Dinosaur Trail Opens
Virginia Living Museum 757-595‑1900
15 The Mariners’ Pirate Run
20-22 Newport News
Greek Festival – Fall Edition
Saints Constantine & Helen Greek
Orthodox Church 757-596-6151
1 Thursdays by the
Lake Concert Series
21 Oyster Roast
17 Brazilian Festival
17-18 & 24-25 Fall Native Plant Sale
24 Golden Boot Scootin’
24-25 Revolutionary War
Re-enactment
21-23 Wildlife Art Show
22 Pirate Halloween Party
24 The Gallery Crawl
24 Night at the Army
Transportation Museum
U.S. Army Transportation Museum
757-878-1115
Sept. 30 – Oct. 2 Neptune Festival
29 Night of the Living Museum
Jan. 30 – May 1:
ReTooled: Highlights from
the Hechinger Collection
757-596-8175
May 7–29:
Prefaces: A High School
Juried Competition
757-596-8175
April 9 – May 1: Genesis: A
College Juried Competition
757-596-8175
May 7 – Sept. 5: Dinosaur
Discoveries Exhibit
Boardwalk, Virginia Beach 757-498-0215
Nov. 24 – Jan. 1:
Celebration in Lights
Endview Plantation
NOVEMBER
March:
One City
Marathon
See page
9 for more
information
about this
featured event!
Nov. 1 – Dec. 23
Wild Gifts for the Holidays
Virginia Living Museum Wild Things
Museum Store 757-595‑1900
5 Community Day
11 Veterans Day Ceremony
Victory Arch 757-247-8523
12 Maritime Heritage Festival
12 Oyster Roast
13 Community Day
23 Turkey Pardoning
Nov. 23 – Dec. 31 Star of Wonder: The
Mystery of the Christmas Star
Nov. 23 – Dec. 31 Holiday Magic
Nov. 24 – Dec. 31 Celebration in Lights
Nov. 25 – Dec. 31 Artful Giving:
A Holiday Pop-Up Gift Shop
Peninsula Fine Arts Center 757-596-8175
26 Holiday Tree Lighting at Port Warwick
26 Holiday Evening in the Planetarium
1-31 Holiday Magic
757-595-1900
1-31 Artful Giving:
A Holiday Pop-Up
Gift Shop
757-596-8175
3 Hollydazzle
757-926-1400
4 Grand Illumination
Colonial Williamsburg 800-HISTORY
7 Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Ceremony
8-9St. Nick at Endview
9 Annual Holiday Frost
757-247-8950
10 Breakfast with Santa
DECEMBER
10-31 Newsome House
Holiday Splendor
10-31 Antebellum Holidays
1-23 Wild Gifts for the Holidays
Virginia Living Museum Wild Things
Museum Store 757-595‑1900
1-31 Celebration in Lights
1-31 Star of Wonder: The Mystery of
the Christmas Star
May 14 – June 26: Biennial 2016
757-596-8175
July 9 – Oct. 9: Game On: Sports
in Ancient and Modern Art
757-596-8175
The Newsome House Museum &
Cultural Center 757-247-2360
10-31 Christmas at Endview
31 Noon Year’s Eve Celebration
Opening Oct. 2016: Polynesia
The Mariner's Museum and Park
757-596-2222
Oct. 22 – Jan. 8, 2017: Modern and
Contemporary Mexican Art Works
from the Bank of America Collection
757-596-8175
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shopping
Shopping
shop at more than 200 stores
From boutiques to bargains, all
right here in Newport News!
From locally owned specialty
stores to some of the
most eclectic collections
of antique, thrift and
consignment shops, Newport
News offers a refreshingly
unique shopping experience.
It’s here that you’ll find
shopping that is both
charming and personal!
Rooms, Blooms & More - Hilton Village
HISTORIC HILTON VILLAGE
The unique architecture of Historic Hilton Village is
the perfect backdrop for the eclectic collection of
locally owned shops that makes this a “can’t miss”
experience. Located along Warwick Boulevard in
the eastern end of Newport News, Historic Hilton
Village is also home to several restaurants.
Design & Consign - Hilton Village
Village Antiques - Hilton Village
CITY CENTER AT OYSTER POINT
& PORT WARWICK
City Center at Oyster Point and Port Warwick are
two more shopping areas with a neighborhood
“vibe,” both showcasing
specialty retailers. To top
it off, both City Center and
Port Warwick have
numerous restaurants
within walking
distance and offer
regularly scheduled
entertainment
during the
Sisters Unique - City Center at Oyster Point
summer months.
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Walk This Way - Port Warwick
The Pineapple Patch - Port Warwick
shopping
Make the Newport News Visitor Center your first stop for expert
advice on all the shopping opportunities here in the city.
Jefferson Commons
Patrick Henry Mall
JEFFERSON COMMONS
& PATRICK HENRY MALL
Combined, Jefferson Commons and Patrick Henry Mall
have over 1 million square feet of great shopping.
Favorite national retailers anchor both areas.
MARKETPLACE
AT TECH CENTER
The newest shopping and dining
destination to hit Newport News is called
the Marketplace at Tech Center. Since its
opening in 2015, the center has continued
to draw new retailers to the Peninsula.
From casual lunches at sidewalk cafés to
boutique shopping, the Marketplace at
Tech Center is the retail component of
Tech Center at Oyster Point, a 100-acre
development at the corner of Oyster
Point Road and Jefferson Avenue. The
project includes not just retail and
restaurants, but luxury apartments,
specialty office space, and a research
park planned around Jefferson Lab.
Hi-Ho Silver - Marketplace at Tech Center
Marketplace at Tech Center
There are just too many to list,
so call us at 888-493-7386
or Google “Shopping in
Newport News, VA.”
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testimonials
Insider Tips
Meet
Krystel & Inesha
Krystel
Krystel and Inesha have been friends since they met at
Gildersleeve Middle School. The two Newport News
residents enjoy going to festivals together, shopping,
and exploring new restaurants. Krystel, a licensed
real estate agent, works as a leasing consultant in City
Center. Inesha, who works in a physical therapy office,
has a degree in Therapeutic Recreation and is currently
working on her master’s.
Out With the Girls:
Our favorite places to go in Newport
News for a Girls' Night Out is anywhere
with a Paint Nite. They even have a
Wine & Design in City Center now.
Retail Therapy:
Fashion finds:
Patrick Henry Mall because they
have a wide variety of stores
to fit everyone’s needs.
Home décor:
Krystel: I love Jefferson
Commons. My faves are Pier
1 Imports and TJ Maxx.
Inesha: Pier 1 Imports because
they simply have it all.
Treats:
Krystel: Scratch Bakery in Port
Warwick is love at first smell!
Inesha: Couture Cakes by Nika in
the Hilton area of Newport News.
Shoes:
Krystel: Aldo in Patrick
Henry Mall. Stylish shoes and I
can even find accessories and
handbags there to match.
Inesha: Off Broadway in
Jefferson Commons. They have
shoes (from sandals to sneakers
and heels) for every event.
Jewelry:
Krystel: I like The Mole
Hole in City Center.
Inesha: Versona in
Jefferson Commons.
Pampering:
Healthy Touch Therapeutic Massage
offers a lot of awesome massages that
we love, and Nail Addict is our “go-to”
place to get a good, stylish mani/pedi.
Eating out:
Seafood:
Krystel: The Skrimp Shack is my new
fave when I want to be naughty and
eat fried! I also like Harpoon Larry’s.
Inesha: The Crab Shack because of the
James River scenery and daily fresh catches.
Italian:
Krystel: I can’t stay away from
Carrabbas, good food... good people.
Inesha: Travinia Italian
Kitchen in City Center.
Mexican:
Krystel: Salsas! I love how they
make guacamole right at your table.
Inesha: Plaza Azteca – not
only is the food delicious, but
the service is quick as well.
Asian:
Krystel: I wasn’t a sushi fan until
I tried Thaijindesu in Port Warwick...
definitely addicting, so beware!
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Inesha
Inesha: Hibachi Grill – they
cook right in front of you.
Sweets:
Pelican’s SnoBalls is a hidden
gem of Newport News.
Cheers!
Glass of wine:
Krystel: Circa 1918 has a wide
selection of wines perfect for a
Girls' Night Out or a date night.
Inesha: Travinia... it’s known
as a wine bar for a reason!
Bloody Mary:
Krystel: Second Street Bistro
has Bloody Marys with overthe-top garnishes... I love it!
Inesha: Cove Tavern in City Center.
Mimosa:
FIN in Port Warwick has a
yummy, fresh mimosa.
To burn off calories:
We would suggest Newport News Park.
Not only is there a nice trail for a walk/
jog, you can rent paddle boats and bikes.
Date night:
City Center at Oyster Point is an “all-inone.” Dinner and a movie at Paragon Theater
(who wouldn’t like to catch up on the latest
movies while relaxing in leather recliners,
eating snacks) and then ending with a nice
stroll around the fountain… so romantic!
Romantic photo op:
Krystel: The Lions Bridge. What
an amazing waterfront sunset view.
Inesha: City Center. The fountain
is awesome. You might even get lucky
enough to get a picture with the giant
“LOVE NN” letters… Virginia
Is For Lovers!
testimonials
Insider Tips
Meet the
Jason
Todd Family
Dianne
Jason and Dianne Todd live in the “Warwick on the James”
neighborhood of Newport News. Jason, president of Flat-Out
Events, is an avid runner and lover of all sports. Dianne,
a paralegal, is taking a break from the office to be a stay-athome mom to their two sons, Sean and Joel. Passionate about
nutrition and natural health, Dianne is enrolled in a health
coaching certification program.
Outdoor fun:
Sean
We love getting out in our
neighborhood, which is familyfriendly and has lots of old charm!
We enjoy going on walks and having
an occasional picnic at Lions Bridge.
As a runner, Jason visits areas all over
the city by foot, especially Hilton
Village, Mariners’ Museum Park, City
Center and Port Warwick. And, last
but not least, sledding near Lions
Bridge when it snows is a great time!
Rainy day fun:
Keeping two young kids occupied is
always important, so Patrick Henry
Mall is a nice way to kill some time.
Looking through the toy aisles at
Toys “R” Us and Target is always on
the top of our son’s list. We also
enjoy children’s story time at Main
Street Library and Barnes & Noble.
Joel
Eating out:
Nawab Indian Cuisine is at the top of
our list for its excellent lunch buffet.
Indulge, a new French bakery in Hilton
Village, is also delicious! Aroma’s coffee
shop is a go-to for relaxing with a cup
of coffee and catching up on some
work. Finally, we are so excited about
the new Tech Center! Thrilled to have
one of our faves, P.F. Chang’s, in town.
Family fun:
Every July 4th, we love to walk down
to the Hilton Pier and join other
neighborhood families to watch the
fireworks. We’re also looking forward to
seeing a play at the Peninsula Community
Theatre. We enjoy summer concerts at
City Center, Port Warwick and Mariners’
Museum Park. Dianne loves going to
the local farmers’ markets at CNU and
City Center in the spring and summer.
Special occasions:
We like to dine at the quaint Circa
1918, which is right down the
street from our home. Bonefish
Grill is another nice restaurant for
special occasions. Because Jason’s
job takes up many weekends, a
favorite post-event Monday tradition
is breakfast at Cracker Barrel.
For visiting friends and family:
Usually it’s a nice meal at one of the
restaurants we’ve mentioned. Lions
Bridge and the view of the James
River is a nice way to end our day.
Don’t miss:
The One City Marathon, of course!
To relax:
For Jason, it's hitting the streets for a
run. He’s been really happy to see all
of the new sidewalks going in around
town. As a family, we enjoy long
walks around our neighborhood and
love seeing families out and about.
We love to grab an ice cream treat
at Maggie Moo’s and take a stroll
around the City Center fountain.
Birthday party fun:
Birthday parties at My Gym in Kiln
Creek and Rebounderz are always a
good time. We also like to meet up
with our Hilton Presbyterian Preschool
friends for parties in the neighborhood.
4th of July Fireworks
Lions Bridge
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Insider
Tips
Gatson Family
Meet the
Harold and Alantha Gatson, along with their sons
Brandon, 18, and Jordan, 15, reside in the Midtown
section of the city. Harold is an electrical engineer
at Huntington-Ingalls. Alantha, who enjoys home
improvement, is an accounts payable coordinator with
Ferguson Enterprises. The Gatsons are active members
of Ivy Baptist Church in Newport News.
Favorite fests:
Hollydazzle and the
Newport News Greek
Festival. When the
boys were younger,
Celebration in Lights
was their favorite event.
Eating out:
Cheddar's because of the
atmosphere, price and
quality of food. And,
most recently, Cafe Rio
Mexican Grill in the new
Marketplace at Tech Center.
Arts scene:
Ferguson Center for the
Arts and Downing-Gross
Cultural Arts Center.
Favorite
attractions:
Jordan
Harold
Brandon
Alantha
The Virginia Living
Museum for its animals
and its special traveling
exhibits. We also enjoy
The Mariners’ Museum and
Park/USS Monitor Center.
Retail
therapy:
Patrick Henry Mall and Jefferson
Commons, and we can now add
the Marketplace at Tech Center,
which has stores that were
commonly located in other cities.
Hollydazzle
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Favorite historic sites:
The Victory Arch in downtown
Newport News and the Battle of
Dam No.1 at Newport News Park.
Why Newport News:
As far as school is concerned,
the magnet program is awesome
because once the child is selected,
siblings are automatically accepted,
and transportation is provided as
needed. The best thing about living
and working in Newport News is
most everything we do is centrally
located within the city limits.
testimonials
Insider Tips
For lunch?
Cheddar's! The onion rings are
awesome, and they make the best
Rum Runner. Also, Rocky Mount BBQ.
For fishing?
George
James River where we catch croakers,
spot, rock fish and an occasional
flounder. James River Bridge
Fishing Pier is great for visitors
who don’t have access to a boat.
Ed
Ed and George’s
Recommendations:
For seafood?
Mike’s Place (now called Rick
& Libby’s) for the best corn
muffins, fish, oysters, shrimp etc.,
and the burgers are great, too!
For steak?
Steve’s Steakhouse. Their Greek
salad and Delmonico steaks
and fries are wonderful, and
the prices are great, too!
For a holiday meal?
Schlesinger’s Chophouse has great
buffets during the holidays with
a wide selection of choices.
For nighttime fun?
Musicals, dance performances,
shows, symphonies, etc., at the
Ferguson Center for the Arts.
For shopping?
TJ Maxx, Tuesday Morning, Stein
Mart, the Jefferson Flea Market,
and, of course, Walmart.
Meet
Ed Gatling &
George Siebert
Ed Gatling and George Siebert have been fishing buddies
ever since they met at Windward Towers, where Ed has
lived since 1987. George, who moved there in 2003, keeps a
24-foot boat at nearby Leeward Marina. A retired colonel
in the U.S. Air Force, George is married with three children
and three grandchildren. He is also a retired member of
the Senior Executive Service – Office of the Secretary of
Defense, Pentagon. Ed retired after 40 years with Newport
News Shipbuilding as a mechanical engineer.
For sunsets?
Huntington Park Beach and
around Leeward Marina, where
the sunsets are magnificent.
For visiting friends
and family?
Ferguson Center for the Arts, Peninsula
Fine Arts Center, The Mariners’
Museum and Park/USS Monitor
Center, the Virginia Living Museum,
shopping at all the new stores, fishing
in the James River, and eating crabs
on the deck of the Crab Shack.
Museums?
The Virginia War Museum and The
Mariners’ Museum, which unveils
our maritime history from the
Battle of the Monitor & Merrimack
to the history of Newport News
Shipbuilding to a great collection of
small craft from around the world!
Best time to visit?
Spring, summer and fall – the
weather is beautiful and the
temperatures are mild … for fishing!
Why Newport News?
Access to the water and fishing,
the magnificent views of the James
River and the Hampton Roads harbor,
the history of our city and the
shipyard, along with its convenient
coastal location. It’s a beautiful
city with so much to see and do!
Virginia War Museum
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restaurants by category
Dining
KEY
NNHA Member= Member of the
Newport News Hospitality Association
X
Average Entrée Price
$ < $10
$$
$10–$20
$$$
> $20
Don’t miss the 3rd Annual Newport News
Restaurant Week - Jan. 15–Feb. 6, 2016
Wheelchair Accessible
B
L
D
BR
Serves
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Brunch
All restaurants are open 7 days a week, unless otherwise noted.
Outback Steakhouse
12258 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23602 | 757-249-3637 | $$, L, D
Quaker Steak & Lube
Rick & Libby’s - NNHA Member
11006 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601
757-599-5500 | $$, B, L, D, BR (Sa-Su)
Your neighborhood place… and save room for dessert! (previously Mike’s Place)
AMERICAN
Schooners Grill
Break Away Billiards
757-599-4144 | $$, L, D, BR (Sa-Su), X
10820 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-596-3760 | $, D
Cheddar’s - NNHA Member
12280 Jefferson Ave, Newport News, VA 23602
757-249-4000 | $$, L, D, X
Your neighborhood family-friendly, casual
restaurant serving food made from scratch.
Cove Tavern - NNHA Member
711 Lakefront Commons, Newport News, VA 23606
757-596-1830 | $$, L, D, BR (Su), X
Award-winning family-friendly restaurant featuring seafood, steak and more!
Cozzy’s Comedy Club & Tavern NNHA Member
757-595-2800 | $$, D
Oldest comedy club in VA; great food/drink; national comics.
Fuddruckers Deluxe Bar & Grill NNHA Member
12361 Hornsby Lane, Newport News, VA 23602
757-269-4940 | $$, L, D, X
We’re making the world happy, one cheeseburger at a time!
IHOP - NNHA Member
757-877-3991 | $$, B, L, D
Everything you love about breakfast. Family owned and operated.
Mellow Mushroom - NNHA Member
Neo Kitchen + Bar - NNHA Member
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12090 Jefferson Ave., Ste. 1500, Newport News, VA 23606
757-931-1700 | $$, L, D
Classic Southern pizza in a unique and creative environment.
11810 Fountain Way, Newport News, VA 23606
757-525-9958 | $$, L, D, X
Great food, craft beer, and good times (at Paragon Theaters).
757-595-4320 | $$, L, D, X
Slow smoked BBQ pork, beef, chicken, wings, ribs, and more!
Smokey Bones Bar & Fire Grill
12541 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23602 | 757-988-0028 | $$, L, D, X
The Garden Grille & Bar - NNHA Member
Warwick Restaurant - NNHA Member
Craft 60 Ale House
757-988-0506 | $$, L (Sa-Su), D, X
Smoke BBQ Restaurant & Bar NNHA Member
180 Regal Way, 757-947-1080 | $$, B, D (M-F)
Beautiful setting, serving great food.
757-595-0231 | $, B,L,D
Diner serving homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, desserts and breakfast all day.
CONTINENTAL/TRADITIONAL FINE DINING
Circa 1918 Kitchen & Bar NNHA Member
Fin Seafood Restaurant - NNHA Member
757-599-1918 | $$$, D (Tu-Sa)
Creative American cuisine in Historic Hilton Village.
3150 William Styron Square, Newport News, VA 23606
757-599-5800 | $$$, L, D, BR (Su), X
The freshest in fine dining, seafood, steak, and lobster.
PEARL 703
Pearl 703 - NNHA Member
703 Thimble Shoals Blvd., Ste. A-1, Newport News, VA 23606
757-223-5370 | $$$, L (T-Sa), D (T-Sa), X
A farm-to-fork fusion restaurant with first-class service.
Schlesinger’s Steakhouse NNHA Member
1106 William Styron Square, Newport News, VA 23606
757-599-4700 | $$$, L (M-Sa), D (M-Sa), BR (Su), X
New York-style chophouse offering the finest in premium aged beef.
For additional choices, check our online restaurant listings at www.newport-news.org or for the many fast food options in Newport
News, visit www.yellowbook.com. All information was provided by each restaurant. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy,
but information is subject to change. Responsibility for performance of services will be with the individual restaurants.
The Downtown Café
COFFEE, TEA, CAFES, DELIS, SALADS & TREATS
Aroma’s Coffeehouse & Café
3712 Washington Ave., Newport News, VA 23607
757-244-2233 | $, B, L, BR (Closed Sa-Su)
Anderson’s Showplace Cafe
694 Town Center Dr., Newport News, VA 23606
757-873-1839 | $$, B, L (Closed Su)
706 Town Center Drive, Newport News, VA 23606
757-240-4650 | $$, B, L, D (M-Sa), BR
The Lunch Bell
11250 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-599-3510 | $, B, L
The Philly Shack
Couture Cakes by Nika
12842 Jefferson Ave, Newport News, VA 23608 | 757-369-0900 | $, L, D
10373 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-599-6452 | $, Closed M
Doughnuts on Demand
757-534-7477 | $, B, L
Gus’ Hot Dog King
SEAFOOD
10725 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-595-1630 | $, L, D, X
Honey Baked Ham Co. & Café
12551 Jefferson Ave., Suite 103, Newport News, VA 23602
757-988-1888 | $, L, D (M-Sa)
Wild Side Café
757-810-4556 | $, B, L, BR
Indulge Bakery and Bistro NNHA Member
757-594-1399 | $, B (T-Su), L (T-Sa), BR (Su), X
European-style bakery and bistro serving breakfast and lunch.
Crab Shack on the James NNHA Member
Harpoon Larry’s Oyster Bar NNHA Member
7601 River Road, Newport News, VA 23607
757-245-2722 | $$, L, D
Panoramic view of historic James River; waterfront dining; magnificent sunsets.
757-827-0600 | $$, L, D
Everything made in-house, from the cocktail sauce to the desserts.
Tucanos Brazilian Grill NNHA Member
Maggie Moo’s Ice Cream & Treatery
707 Mariners Row, Suite 106, Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-599-3996 | $, X
Manhattan’s NY Deli & Pub NNHA Member
601 Thimble Shoals Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606
757-873-0555 | $, L, D, X
Fun, friendly, high-energy, and easy-going restaurant.
757-597-9500 | $$$, L, D (Closed Su), X
Come and enjoy the Brazilian tradition of grilling.
CHINESE
Buffet City
Pelican’s SnoBalls
14346 Warwick Blvd., Suite 440, Newport News, VA 23602
757-877-8883 | $$, L (M-Sa), D, X
11075 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-532-1492 | $
Rick’s Cheese Steak Shop
Port Arthur Chinese Restaurant
9900 Jefferson Ave, Newport News, VA 23605 | 757-595-2373 | $$, L, D
11137 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-599-6474 | $$, L (M-Sa), D
Schlotzsky’s
GREEK
BRAZILIAN
Straight Outta Philly - NNHA Member
809 Old Oyster Point Road, Newport News, VA 23602
757-595-7860 | $$, L, D
Straight Outta Philly has the best Philly cheese steaks in town!
Subway Station
12288 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-599-0167 | $, L, D
TASTE
702 Mariners Row, Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-596-8651 | $, L
Fountain Plaza Café - NNHA Member
701 Town Center Dr., #102, Newport News, VA 23606
757-643-7883 | $, B (M-F), L (M-F)
Freshly made soups, wraps, sandwiches, desserts, Greek and American meals. Mr. Gyros and Burgers
14407 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23608 | 757-874-8777 | $, L, D, X
Yannas’ Taverna - NNHA Member
12715-A Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23606
757-930-3382 | $$, L, D (Closed M), X
It’s more than just a meal… it’s a taste of Greece!
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Dining continued
INDIAN
Nawab Indian Cuisine
11712 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-591-9200 | $$, L, D, X
ITALIAN
Al Fresco Italian Restaurant - NNHA Member
11710 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23606
757-873-0644 | $$, L (M-F), D (M-Sa), X
Showcases modern interpretations of traditional regional Italian dishes.
Azzurri Italian Restaurant
11810 Fountain Way, Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-599-1777 | $$, L, D, X
Handcrafted, made-from-scratch contemporary
American-Italian cuisine with extensive wine bar.
7 Hidenwood Shopping Center, Newport News, VA 23606
757-926-4890 | $, L, D (Closed Su)
757-877-1894 | $$, L (T-Sa), D (T-Sa), X
Family-owned pizza, subs, & pasta
since 1972. Locals' favorite.
Donatos Pizza - NNHA Member
757-525-4944 | $$, L, D, X
Edge–to-edge pizza, savory wings, and fresh salads.
Fazoli’s – NNHA Member
11739 Jefferson Ave, Newport News, VA 23606
757-596-4324 | $, L, D, X
Fast. Fresh. Italian.
My Pi Custom Pizza & Craft Beer
City Center - NNHA 2015 Member
757-525-9959 | $$, L, D, X
Custom pizzas and craft beers served up fast and fresh.
Rosalita’s Italian Restaurant
757-596-7317 | $$, L, D (Closed Su), X
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Sal’s NY Pizza - NNHA Member
613 Pilot House Drive, Newport News, VA 23606
757-926-4800 | $, L, D
Family restaurant serving authentic Italian dishes and dessert.
Sunrise Pizzeria Family Restaurant –
NNHA Member
341 Chatham Drive, Newport News, VA 23602
757-898-8080 | $, L, D, X
Pizza dough and sauces made fresh daily.
Tuscany Italian Ristorante NNHA Member
757-989-0731 | $$, L, D
Romantic and intimate atmosphere with authentic Italian food and music.
Vinny’s Pizza and Pasta
757-594-3354 | $$, L, D (Closed Su)
Dino’s Pizza Shop - NNHA Member
Travinia Italian Kitchen &
Wine Bar - NNHA Member
JAPANESE
Hayashi
11820 Merchants Walk, Ste. 106, Newport News,
SUSHI & GRILL
VA 23606 | 757-223-5783 | $$$, L, D, X
Traditional Japanese steakhouse with hibachi grill and sushi bar.
Hayashi Sushi & Grill - NNHA Member
Japan Samurai
757-249-4400 | $$$, L (T-Su), D, X
MEDITERRANEAN
Saffron Mediterranean Cuisine
10417 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23601 | 757-223-9978 | $$, L, D
Zoës Kitchen
757-882-8811 | $, L, D
MEXICAN
Café Rio
12090 Jefferson Ave., #1110, Newport News, VA 23605
757-249-0004 | $$, L, D, X
Salsa’s Mexican Grill
704 Mariners Row, Suite 110, Newport News, VA 23606
757-596-6080 | $, L, D
VIETNAMESE
Bamboo One Restaurant
70 Colony Road, Newport News, VA 23602 | 757-872-7033 | $$, L, D, X
Pho 83
615 Pilot House Drive, Newport News, VA 23606 | 757-873-8382 | $, L, D, X
expert travel advice
Expert Travel Advice
First Stop: Newport News Visitor Center
Need more information about attractions in Newport News and the
Coastal Virginia area or want to know the best shopping and dining
areas? Just ask! Our friendly, knowledgeable travel counselors are here
to help! They have up-to-date information on special events, fairs,
festivals, concerts and much more.
Unique Souvenirs
While at the Visitor Center, find that special
souvenir. From teddy bears, golf shirts and mugs
to sweatshirts, magnets, pens, postcards and
books, you’ll find a wide variety of items for sale.
We also have Virginia Is For Lovers merchandise.
Discounted Attractions
The “Combination Ticket,” which is only sold at the Newport News
Visitor Center, admits you to seven attractions for one low price! Valid
for one year, the ticket provides admission to:
• Endview Plantation
• Lee Hall Mansion
• The Mariners’ Museum & Park
• Virginia Living Museum
• Virginia War Museum
• Peninsula Fine Arts Center
• Peninsula SPCA & Petting Zoo
For the history buff we have our City Museum Ticket that includes
admission to Endview Plantation, Lee Hall Mansion and Virginia War
Museum. And while you’re out exploring the city, don’t forget to visit
these three attractions, where donations are welcome: the James A.
Fields House, The Newsome House Museum & Cultural Center and the
US Army Transportation Museum.
Directions
The Newport News Visitor Center is located at 13560
Jefferson Avenue (Exit 250B from I-64), at the entrance to
Newport News Park. The Center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily,
except on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
General
Information
EMERGENCY
Ambulance/ Fire/Police........................................... 911
American Red Cross................................ 757-838-7320
Ask-A-Nurse.............................................757-595-6363
Mary Immaculate Hospital..................... 757-886-6000
Newport News Police Department
(Non-Emergency)................................... 757-247-2500
Pet Emergency Care Hospital..................757-874-8115
Riverside Regional Medical Center......... 757-594-2000
Virginia State Police
(Emergency Only)....800-582-8350 or #77 (cell phones)
TRANSPORTATION
Airport Shuttles/Limos/Taxis:
Visit www.yellowpages.com or call the Newport News
Visitor Center at 757-886-7777 or 888-493-7386
Amtrak, 9304 Warwick Blvd,
Newport News, VA 23601.. 757-245-3589 or 800-872-7245
Greyhound Bus........................................800-231-2222
Hampton Roads Transit
(bus service throughout the region) ...... 757-222-6100
*James River Transportation.....................757-220-5466
Newport News/Williamsburg
International Airport...............................757-877-0221
Norfolk International Airport..................757-857-3351
Traffic Information.............................511 (cell phones)
*Yellow Cab of
Newport News.......757-853-7777 or www.appacab.us VACATION PLANNING ASSISTANCE
AAA of Tidewater, 733 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.,
Newport News, VA 23601........................757-246-4746
Accessible Virginia.............www.accessiblevirginia.org
Hampton Roads Sports Commission......757- 664-2573
*Newport News Visitor Center.. 757-886-7777 or 888-493-7386
* The Vacation Channel......www.vacationchannels.com
Virginia Tourism Corporation......................800-VISITVA
MISCELLANEOUS
*Jamestown-Yorktown
Foundation.................................www.historyisfun.org
*Patrick Henry Mall....www.shoppatrickhenrymall.com
*Waters & Bridgman
Marketing Solutions... www.watersandbridgman.com
VITAL STATISTICS
Population............. 180,719 (2010 U.S. Census Bureau)
Land Area........................................ 68.71 square miles
*Newport News Hospitality
Association Member
CHURCHES, PHARMACIES
AND RELOCATION ASSISTANCE
Visit www.yellowpages.com or call the Newport News
Visitor Center at 757-886-7777 or 888-493-7386
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recreation & outdoor fun
Recreation & Outdoor Fun
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Mariner's Museum & Park
Newport News Park
James River Fishing Pier
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Riverview Farm Park
105 City Farm Road, Newport News, VA 23602 • 757-888-3333 or 800-203-8322
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16th Street & Oak Avenue, Newport News, VA 23607
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216 Charlotte Dr, Newport News, VA 23601
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570 McLawhorne Drive, 23601 • 757-591-4573
www.nngov.com/parks-and-recreation/spcommunity
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West End of Denbigh Blvd., Newport News, VA 23608
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9285 Warwick Boulevard 23607 • 757-888-3333 or 800-203-8322
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600 Jefferson Avenue, 23607 • 757-888-3333 or 800-203-8322
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100 Museum Drive, Newport News, VA 23606
757-596-2222 or 757-591-7799
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11523 Jefferson Avenue, 23601 • 757-888-3333 or 800-203-8322
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15198 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23608 • 757-812-7900
15110 Warwick Blvd., Newport News, VA 23608 • 757-886-7868
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180 River’s Ridge Circle, Newport News, VA 23608
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216 Charlotte Dr, Newport News, VA 23601 Fresh c
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11523 Jefferson Avenue, 23601 www.nnparks.com/parks_deer.php Fresh c
Denbigh Park
West End of Denbigh Blvd., Newport News, VA 23608 Salt c
Harwood’s Mill
Oriana Road, Yorktown, VA 23692 Fresh c
Hilton Pier/Ravine
End of Main St.,Newport News, VA 23601 Salt c
Huntington Park
9285 Warwick Boulevard 23607
www.nnparks.com/parks_huntington.php Fresh c Salt c
King-Lincoln Park
www.nnparks.com/parks_kinglincoln.php Salt c
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www.nnparks.com/parks_nn.php Fresh c.
GEOCACHING
Beechlake Park
216 Charlotte Drive, Newport News, VA 23601
Deer Park
11523 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23601 www.nnparks.com/parks_deer.php
recreation & outdoor fun
Huntington Park
Newport News Park
Leeward Marina
Huntington Park
Denbigh Park
Leeward Municipal Marina
Huntington Park
Warwick Yacht & Country Club
West End of Denbigh Blvd.,
7499 River Road, Newport News, VA 23607
757- 247-2359 www.nnparks.com/boating_leeward.php
www.nnparks.com/parks_huntington.php
400 Maxwell Lane, Newport News, VA 23606
757-930-0561 www.wycc.biz
Lake Maury Natural Area
Lee’s Mill, 180 River’s Ridge Circle, Newport
News, VA 23608.
OUTDOOR WEDDING & REUNION VENUES
Newport News Park
757-886-7912 www.nnparks.com/parks_deer.php
www.nnparks.com/parks_nn.php
Riverview Farm Park
105 City Farm Road, Newport News, VA 23602
www.nnparks.com/parks_riverview.php
Victory Landing Park
50 26th Street, Newport News, VA 23607
Warwick Courthouse Historic Park
14421 Old Courthouse Way, Newport News, VA 23608
GOLF
Newport News
Golf Club at Deer Run
901 Clubhouse Way, Newport News, VA 23608
(at Newport News Park) 757-886-7925
www.nngolfclub.com/index.htm
Deer Park
Huntington Park - Beach or Rose Garden
757-886-7912 www.nnparks.com/parks_huntington.php
Newport News Park
757-886-7912 www.nnparks.com/parks_nn.php
Riverview Farm Park
105 City Farm Road, Newport News, VA 23602
757-886-7912 www.nnparks.com/parks_riverview.php
The Fountain at City Center at Oyster Point
701 Town Center Drive, Newport News, VA 23606
757-926-1400 www.citycenteratoysterpoint.com
See the attractions listing on pages 4-8 for additional unique outdoor venues
or visit www.newport-news.org for more ideas and photo galleries.
Kiln Creek
Golf Club and Resort
1003 Brick Kiln Blvd., Newport News, VA 23602.
757-874-2600 www.kilncreekgolf.com
MARINAS
Deep Creek
Landing Marina
200 Old Marina Lane, Newport News, VA 23602
757-877-9555 www.deepcreeklanding.com
James River Marina
665 Deep Creek Road, Newport News, VA 23606
757-930-1909 www.jamesrivermarina.com
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itineraries
Sample Itineraries
Paint the Town – For art and culture lovers, Newport
News is home to a number of galleries, live performance venues,
historic homes with unique architecture, and award-winning
restaurants. We invite you to sample our “Paint the Town” itinerary:
Day One
 Start your day with our Art &
Sculpture Driving Tour, which
showcases more than two
dozen works of outdoor art
throughout Newport News.
 Take a tour of the Peninsula Fine
Arts Center, an affiliate of the
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
 Don’t forget to stop at the art
center’s gift shop, called The
Gallery Shop, which features
unique gifts created by local
and regional artists.
 Grab lunch at TASTE, which
features local artists’ works on its
walls, many of which are for sale.
 Visit the Falk Gallery of Art at
Christopher Newport University,
the main gallery on campus, which
hosts six exhibitions a year.
 Unleash your inner artist at Wine
& Design, where all supplies are
provided and you can bring your
own favorite snacks and beverages.
 Indulge in fine dining at Pearl 703,
a farm-to-fork gem of a restaurant.
Day Two
 Create a beautiful masterpiece of
your own at the Starving Artist
Studio in Port Warwick.
 Marvel at the folk art paintings of
life-size wall murals drawn on scrap
material at the Anderson Johnson
Gallery inside Downing-Gross
Cultural Arts Center.
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 Treat yourself to lunch at nearby Fin
Seafood Restaurant, where every
entrée itself is a work of art.
 Step back to the mid-Victorian period
at Lee Hall Mansion, one of the last
remaining 19th century Italianate
structures on the Virginia Peninsula.
 Enjoy an authentic Italian meal at
Tuscany Ristorante Italiano.
 Catch a touring Broadway show or
a concert at Christopher Newport
University’s spectacular Ferguson
Center for the Arts, designed by the
world-renowned architect, I.M. Pei
(best known for creating the glass
and steel pyramid for the Louvre).
 Prior to the start of the show,
wander through CNU’s Ferguson Hall
Gallery, which showcases several
annual exhibits of students’ artwork.
Day Three
 Travel through the Hampton Roads
Bridge-Tunnel to Norfolk to check
out the Chrysler Museum of Art.
 Cross the Elizabeth River to
Portsmouth to see the Portsmouth
Art & Cultural Center.
 Head down to the Virginia Beach
Oceanfront to the Virginia Museum
of Contemporary Art.
 Enjoy an intimate dining experience at
Terrapin Restaurant in Virginia Beach,
recipient of the AAA Four Diamond
Award since 2008.
 Return to Newport News to catch a
show at the Peninsula Community
Theatre in Historic Hilton Village.
Visit www.newport-news.org for more sample
itineraries or call the Newport News Visitor Center at
888-493-7386 or 757-886-7777 for suggestions.
Nature Lovers – Whether you have children or not, you
can be a kid again with plenty of options for outdoor fun in Newport
News. Our city boasts more than 30 parks, some with historical
significance, and all with the allure of nature.
Day One: Get up close and
personal with Mother Nature
 Get your blood flowing and breathe
the fresh morning air with a walk on
the Noland Trail in Mariners’ Museum
Park. Choose a quick loop or do the
entire 5-mile wooded, lakeside trail.
 Just up the road is the wondrous
Virginia Living Museum. This popular
attraction, which is also celebrating
its 50th anniversary, features
hundreds of animals native to Virginia.
 While you’re there, you can go stargazing even when the sun’s out at
the Abbitt Planetarium.
 Spend the afternoon walking,
swimming, watching the action at
the fishing pier, or just relaxing at
Huntington Park Beach.
 From there, stroll a short way and
literally smell the roses at the city’s
lovely Rose Garden.
 Finish the day on the pier at
Riverview Farm Park and watch the
deep orange sun sink slowly into
the sparkling James River.
Day Two:
Get out and play in 30+ parks!
 Newport News Park, also
celebrating its 50th anniversary
this year, provides a nature
lover’s haven on the wooded
shores of Lee Hall reservoir.
 Be sure to explore the fascinating
flora and fauna found at Newport
News Park’s Discovery Center.
 Ride your bike through
Harwood's Mill Park for an
exciting mountain bike trail.
 Set your spirit free on the water!
Rent a jon boat or paddle boat at
Newport News Park – or bring your
own canoe or kayak.
 Test your skills at the ever-popular
disc golf course at Newport News
Park or go on an adventurous geocaching excursion in the woods.
 Grab some takeout and enjoy a
picnic lunch with a view at any of
our picturesque parks.
 Work it off with rollerblading,
cycling or jogging.
 Be sure to treat your kids to the
ultimate in playground enjoyment
at Fort Fun in Huntington Park,
along the James River. Other
playgrounds abound in Deer Park,
Stoney Run Park, and King-Lincoln
Park to name just a few.
 Additional suggestions for all there
is to see and do in Newport News’
great outdoors can be found at
www.nnparks.com/parks.php.
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CRESTWOOD SUITES • 11 Old Oyster Point Road, Newport News, VA 23602 (Exit 256A from I-64)
Tel: 757-951-1017 or 877-398-3633 • Fax: 757-951-2320 • www.crestwoodsuites.com X  WiFi
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HAMPTON INN – NEWPORT NEWS/YORKTOWN • 151 Ottis Street, Newport News, VA 23602 (Exit 256B from I-64)
Tel: 757-989-8977 or 800-426-7866 • Fax: 757-989-5882 • www.newportnews.hamptoninn.com X WiFi
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HAMPTON INN & SUITES • 12251 Jefferson Ave., Newport News, VA 23602 (Exit 255A from I-64)
Tel: 757-249-0001 • Fax: 757-249-3911 • www.newportnewssuites.hamptoninn.com X WiFi
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HILTON GARDEN INN • 180 Regal Way, Newport News, VA 23602 (Exit 256B from I-64)
Tel: 757-947-1080 or 877-782-9444 • Fax: 757-947-1081 • www.newportnews.hgi.com X WiFi
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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES • 943 J. Clyde Morris Blvd.; Newport News, VA 23601 (Exit 258B from I-64)
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JAMESON INN • 21 Old Oyster Point Road, Newport News, VA 23602 (Exit 256A from I-64)
Tel: 757-951-1177 or (toll free) 800-JAMESON• Fax: 757-951-1178 • www.jamesoninns.com X  WiFi
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OTHER NEWPORT NEWS ACCOMMODATIONS INCLUDE:
BEST WESTERN PLUS, 500 OPERATIONS DRIVE, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23602, 757-952-1182
DAYS INN CITY CENTER, 11829 FISHING POINT DRIVE, NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606, 757-873-6700
INTOWN SUITES NORTH,12015 JEFFERSON AVE., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606, 757-881-9670
INTOWN SUITES SOUTH,11931 JEFFERSON AVE., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606, 757-249-0838
KEY WEST INN, 11845 JEFFERSON AVE., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606; 757-599-3237
MAGNUSON HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER AT OYSTER POINT, 1000 OMNI BLVD., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23606, 757-873-6664
MULBERRY INN & PLAZA, 16890 WARWICK BLVD., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23603, 757-887-3000
NEWPORT NEWS INN, 12880 JEFFERSON AVE., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23608, 757-877-7000
SUPER 8 NEWPORT NEWS, 6105 JEFFERSON AVE., NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23605, 757-825-1422
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250B or 255B)
Mary
Immaculate
Hospital
250B
or 255B)
Riverside
Regional
Medical(Exit
Center
(Exit
258A)
Riverside
Regional
Medical
Center(Exit
(Exit258A)
258A)
Sentara Port
Warwick
Emergency
Sentara
Port Warwick
Emergency (Exit 258A)
Military Installation
Boundaries
Military Installation Boundaries
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13560 News,
Jefferson
Avenue
Newport
Virginia
23603
Newport(757)
News,
Virginia 23603
886-7777
(757)1-888-493-7386
886-7777
Toll Free
Toll
Free 1-888-493-7386
Newport News Visitor Center
Newport
News
Visitor
13560
Jefferson
AvenueCenter
Newport News
Newport
News
Visitor Center
Visitor Center
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MAP
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Charlottesville
Charlottesville
To Roanoke
To Roanoke
Richmond
Richmond
Emporia
Emporia
To
Washington, D.C.
To
Washington, D.C.
Norfolk
Newport
Newport
News
News Norfolk
Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Virginia
Beach
Virginia
Beach
The Newport News Hospitality
Association Welcomes You!
Newport
NewsNEWS
Map
NEWPORT
The Newport
Newport News
News Hospitality
Hospitality Association
Association Welcomes
Welcomes You!
You!
The
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256A
Huntington Beach / Fort Fun / James River Fishing Pier /
Rose Garden
Kiln Creek Golf & Country Club
King-Lincoln Park
Lazer Rush
Lee’s Mill / Lee’s Mill Park
Leeward Municipal Marina
Menchville Marina
Monitor-Merrimack Overlook / Anderson Park/Peterson Yacht Basin
Newport News Visitor Center / Newport News Park
Newport News Golf Club at Deer Run
Paragon Theaters
Regal Cinemas
Riverview Farm Park / Fido Field Dog Park
Rebounderz – Indoor Trampoline Arena
Stoney Run Park
Victory Arch / Victory Landing Park
Young’s Mill Historical Park
(rentals Memorial Day-Oct weekends & holidays)
Deer Park & Boundless Playground
Denbigh Boat Ramp
Harwood’s Mill Fishing Area
EXIT #
243A
268
238
263
267
242A
242A
262B
267
268
263
261A
267
242B
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234A
234A
242A
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TO VIRGINIA BEACH
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This map is provided by the Newport News Hospitality Association, which is a non-profit organization.
Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Casemate Museum / Fort Monroe National Monument
Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center
Hampton Convention Center / Hampton Coliseum
Hampton University & Museum
Jamestown National Park
Jamestown Settlement
Langley Raceway
Miss Hampton II Harbor Cruises
Paradise Ocean Club
Peninsula Town Center
Sandy Bottom Park
Virginia Air & Space Center / Hampton Carousel
Water Country USA
Waterman’s Museum
Williamsburg Pottery
Williamsburg Premium Outlets
Williamsburg Winery
Yorktown National Park & Battlefield
Yorktown Riverwalk
Yorktown Victory Center (American Revolution Museum at Yorktown)
NEIGHBORING POINTS OF INTEREST:
City Center Retail & Fountain Park / NN Tourism Development Office
Hilton Village
Jefferson Commons Retail Area
The Marketplace at Tech Center
Patrick Henry Mall & Shopping District
Port Warwick
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EXIT #
258A
258A
255B
256A
255A
258A
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35
39
NET
NEWPORT NEWS SHOPPING:
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20
21
22
258A
255B
250A
255B
newport news area map
Getting Here
Our location in the heart
of Coastal Virginia means
we’re less than 400 miles
from many major U.S.
cities, including Baltimore,
New York City, Philadelphia
and Washington, DC.
Amtrak offers daily direct
service from Washington,
D.C., while the Newport
News/Williamsburg
International Airport
currently includes regular
flights on Delta and US
Airways/American. More
flights are available at
both Norfolk International
and Richmond
International Airports.
Reaching Newport News
is simple. Whether you
take the scenic route, use
the interstate highway
network, reach us by plane
or train, you’ll find us
“right in the middle
of everything.” Visit
for an online interactive
map or www.map.
visitcoastalvirginia.com
for a map of the region or
request a larger version of
this map by calling
888-493-7386.
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our neighbors
Regional Map
Hampton
This is just a small
sampling of some
of the many cities
that comprise
Coastal Virginia.
Located 10
minutes from
Newport News,
Hampton is
known for:
• Casemate Museum
• Fort Monroe (a National Historic
Monument)
• Hampton Carousel
• Hampton Coliseum
• Hampton History Museum
• Hampton Roads Convention Center
• Miss Hampton II
• Peninsula Town Center
• Power Plant of Hampton Roads
• Virginia Air & Space Center
Williamsburg
Located 15
minutes from
Newport News,
Williamsburg
is known for:
• Busch Gardens Williamsburg
• College of William & Mary
• Colonial Williamsburg
• Go Karts Plus
• The Historic Triangle
(with Jamestown and Yorktown)
• Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
• Water Country USA
• Williamsburg Winery
visithampton.com
800-800-2202
Virginia Beach
www.visitwilliamsburg.com
800-368-6511
Smithfield
Located 20
minutes from
Newport News,
Smithfield is
known for:
• Being the “Ham Capital of the World”
• Fort Boykin
• Historic Downtown
• Isle of Wight County Museum
• Fort Huger
• Saint Luke’s Historic Church
• The Old Courthouse of 1750
• The Schoolhouse Museum
• Windsor Castle Park
www.visitsmithfieldva.com
800-365-9339
MAKE IT MOBILE!
Scan this Code.
Use your smartphone to get there.
Auto-dial for
information.
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Norfolk
Portsmouth
Located 30
minutes from
Newport News,
Portsmouth is
known for:
• Arts and antique galleries
• Children’s Museum of Virginia
• nTelos Pavilion at Harbor Center
• Olde Towne Historic District
• Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
www.visitportsva.com
757-393-5111
Located 20
minutes from
Newport News,
Norfolk is
known for:
• American Rover tall ship
• Battleship Wisconsin
• Chrysler Museum of Art
• MacArthur Memorial
• Nauticus
• Naval Station Norfolk tours
• Norfolk Botanical Garden
• Norfolk Scope
• Tides Baseball
www.visitnorfolktoday.com
800-368-3097
Located 40
minutes from
Newport News,
Virginia Beach
is known for:
• Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
• Cape Henry Lighthouse
• First Landing & False Cape
State Park
• Mt. Trashmore
• Ocean Breeze Water Park
• Virginia Aquarium
• Virginia Beach Boardwalk
• Virginia Museum of
Contemporary Art
www.visitvirginiabeach.com
800-VA-BEACH
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2016 visitor guide - Newport News Tourism Development Office

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