Norfolk native Ladré Imon Daniels is a multidisciplinary painter and illustrator whose work draws from experience across visual art, photography, and design.
Through his art and design brand, COPE: Cultivate Our People Everyday, Ladré highlights Black culture and thought with work reflecting self-love, community, and empowerment.
See work by Ladré Imon Daniels throughout the galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek, on view through November 6.
📍The Suffolk Center 2nd Floor Galleries Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM Free & Open to the Public
Learn more about Ladré and his work: cultivateourpeopleeveryday.com/pages/about-the-artist … See MoreSee Less
The Magical Christmas Tree Tour is returning for its third year! 🎄✨
From November 28 through January 2, The Suffolk Center galleries will be filled with decorated trees from local organizations, businesses, and nonprofits, surrounded by winter and holiday artwork from participating artists.
We’re still accepting submissions for both parts of the exhibition:
🎄 Organizations, nonprofits, and businesses interested in decorating a tree Deadline: Friday, November 6 at 11:59 PM
🎄 Artists submitting winter or holiday-inspired artwork Deadline: Friday, November 13 at 11:59 PM
The tour opens Saturday, November 28 with a free Opening Reception from 5:30 PM – 7 PM, with light refreshments, holiday photo opportunities, and a Letters to Santa station for kids. 🎅💌
Throughout the exhibition, visitors can vote for their favorite tree by placing non-perishable food donations beneath it. One donated item equals one vote, and all donations will benefit ForKids. ❤️
Last year, our community contributed more than 3,000 food items. Let’s see what we can do this year!
3rd Annual Magical Christmas Tree Tour On View: November 28, 2026 – January 2, 2027 Opening Reception: November 28 | 5:30 PM – 7 PM Free & Open to the Public
🔗 Artist and organization submission information at the link in bio. … See MoreSee Less
Join us for another free evening at Outdoors at the Center with live music from The Cool Tones, food from Weng’s Kitchen Weng’s Kitchen Food Truck , artist demonstrations, and Peymon Aleagha continuing work on the next Faces of Suffolk mural.
You can also submit your Faces of Suffolk nomination in person while you’re here. ✨
Friday, October 23 | 6 PM Free | All Ages 📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
Outdoors at the Center is sponsored by Suffolk Economic Development. … See MoreSee Less
Underground Performing Arts Collective is casting its upcoming holiday production, coming to the Birdsong Theater December 18 & 19.
Auditions: October 28 & 29
6PM – 9PM Callbacks: October 30 📍Good Shepherd Church 7400 Hampton Blvd, Norfolk, VA
Come prepared to sing a Christmas, holiday, R&B, Pop, Gospel, Jukebox, or Motown favorite with an instrumental track. Please bring a headshot and resume or bio.
Christmas-Ish is a funny, heartfelt holiday comedy inspired by the spirit of A Christmas Story, Home Alone, and Everybody Hates Chris, with Christmas classics and R&B holiday favorites woven throughout the production.
🎤 Audition registration: link in bio
Christmas-Ish December 18 & 19 | Birdsong Theater … See MoreSee Less
Who should have their name written into Suffolk history? 🎨
Community nominations are open for the second Faces of Suffolk mural, Names Written in History, by artist Peymon Aleagha.
The mural will include the names of Suffolk residents and organizations that have made a lasting, positive impact on downtown Suffolk, written along the steps of the spiral staircase in Peymon’s design.
You can nominate online now or stop by Outdoors at the Center this Friday, October 23 to submit a nomination in person and watch Peymon continue painting.
Where's the link? Hannah M. Hunt is very deserving. She lived to 111 years old and was a Girl Scout Leader who worked with Buck Harris to bring scouts of all races together.
Mr. Peanut!!!
Mr pruden who started pruden hardware did you know you could buy a house from prudens and would only cost like 13 bucks a week to pay back
Myrtle Ann Mountcastle
I agree with Andy Damiani. Also, Sue Woodward and Betsy Brothers.
Andy Damiani, Charles Parr,
Amadeo Obici, William Brock Wellons, George Birdsong, Betsy Brothers, Andy Damiani, Jack Nurney, Sue Woodward,
Whitney Saunders
I could not find the link and the center was closed today , but would like to nominate John R. Taylor. He taught art in Suffolk for more than 40 years and served on the board of the Suffolk Art League. He was a member of the Suffolk Historical Society and he was a charter member of the Foundation Board of Directors of the Suffolk Cultural Center.
Artist Feature: Ladré Imon Daniels 🎨
Norfolk native Ladré Imon Daniels is a multidisciplinary painter and illustrator whose work draws from experience across visual art, photography, and design.
Through his art and design brand, COPE: Cultivate Our People Everyday, Ladré highlights Black culture and thought with work reflecting self-love, community, and empowerment.
See work by Ladré Imon Daniels throughout the galleries as part of A Short Story by Intalek, on view through November 6.
📍The Suffolk Center 2nd Floor Galleries
Tuesday – Saturday | 10 AM – 5 PM
Free & Open to the Public
Learn more about Ladré and his work:
cultivateourpeopleeveryday.com/pages/about-the-artist … See MoreSee Less
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The Magical Christmas Tree Tour is returning for its third year! 🎄✨
From November 28 through January 2, The Suffolk Center galleries will be filled with decorated trees from local organizations, businesses, and nonprofits, surrounded by winter and holiday artwork from participating artists.
We’re still accepting submissions for both parts of the exhibition:
🎄 Organizations, nonprofits, and businesses interested in decorating a tree
Deadline: Friday, November 6 at 11:59 PM
🎄 Artists submitting winter or holiday-inspired artwork
Deadline: Friday, November 13 at 11:59 PM
The tour opens Saturday, November 28 with a free Opening Reception from 5:30 PM – 7 PM, with light refreshments, holiday photo opportunities, and a Letters to Santa station for kids. 🎅💌
Throughout the exhibition, visitors can vote for their favorite tree by placing non-perishable food donations beneath it. One donated item equals one vote, and all donations will benefit ForKids. ❤️
Last year, our community contributed more than 3,000 food items. Let’s see what we can do this year!
3rd Annual Magical Christmas Tree Tour
On View: November 28, 2026 – January 2, 2027
Opening Reception: November 28 | 5:30 PM – 7 PM
Free & Open to the Public
🔗 Artist and organization submission information at the link in bio. … See MoreSee Less
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Tomorrow night, we’re back outside! 🎶🎨
Join us for another free evening at Outdoors at the Center with live music from The Cool Tones, food from Weng’s Kitchen Weng’s Kitchen Food Truck , artist demonstrations, and Peymon Aleagha continuing work on the next Faces of Suffolk mural.
You can also submit your Faces of Suffolk nomination in person while you’re here. ✨
Friday, October 23 | 6 PM
Free | All Ages
📍 Outdoors at The Suffolk Center
Outdoors at the Center is sponsored by Suffolk Economic Development. … See MoreSee Less
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Auditions coming up for Christmas-Ish! 🎭🎄
Underground Performing Arts Collective is casting its upcoming holiday production, coming to the Birdsong Theater December 18 & 19.
Auditions:
October 28 & 29
6PM – 9PM
Callbacks: October 30
📍Good Shepherd Church
7400 Hampton Blvd, Norfolk, VA
Come prepared to sing a Christmas, holiday, R&B, Pop, Gospel, Jukebox, or Motown favorite with an instrumental track. Please bring a headshot and resume or bio.
Christmas-Ish is a funny, heartfelt holiday comedy inspired by the spirit of A Christmas Story, Home Alone, and Everybody Hates Chris, with Christmas classics and R&B holiday favorites woven throughout the production.
🎤 Audition registration: link in bio
Christmas-Ish
December 18 & 19 | Birdsong Theater … See MoreSee Less
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Who should have their name written into Suffolk history? 🎨
Community nominations are open for the second Faces of Suffolk mural, Names Written in History, by artist Peymon Aleagha.
The mural will include the names of Suffolk residents and organizations that have made a lasting, positive impact on downtown Suffolk, written along the steps of the spiral staircase in Peymon’s design.
You can nominate online now or stop by Outdoors at the Center this Friday, October 23 to submit a nomination in person and watch Peymon continue painting.
Nominations close Monday, October 26 at 5 PM.
🔗 Nomination form at the link in bio. … See MoreSee Less
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Where's the link? Hannah M. Hunt is very deserving. She lived to 111 years old and was a Girl Scout Leader who worked with Buck Harris to bring scouts of all races together.
Mr. Peanut!!!
Mr pruden who started pruden hardware did you know you could buy a house from prudens and would only cost like 13 bucks a week to pay back
Myrtle Ann Mountcastle
I agree with Andy Damiani. Also, Sue Woodward and Betsy Brothers.
Andy Damiani, Charles Parr,
Amadeo Obici, William Brock Wellons, George Birdsong, Betsy Brothers, Andy Damiani, Jack Nurney, Sue Woodward, Whitney Saunders
I could not find the link and the center was closed today , but would like to nominate John R. Taylor. He taught art in Suffolk for more than 40 years and served on the board of the Suffolk Art League. He was a member of the Suffolk Historical Society and he was a charter member of the Foundation Board of Directors of the Suffolk Cultural Center.
Andrew Damiani, Betsy Williams Brothers
Joyce Trump
Patrick Pierce see this?
Moses Riddick
Amadeo Obici.
THE NOMINATION FORM: forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=ILe_V1NGSU6FCidxvFFwVHvIn6_a16lAkiVUPGtcZfVUM1VO…
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