Saturday, May 28, 2011

Burn some calories with a “Stay-cation” this weekend!

It's been a long……cold…….winter………. To kick off the "Summer" Virginia Beach is the place to be, see and do all weekend long. Activities for the entire family abound with many being "freebies". Here's a quick list of what's right around the corner. Just get out and get moving…..that'll burn some calories!


 

Strawberry Festival    

If you're looking for something fun to do and enjoy some healthy activity the Virginia Beach Strawberry Festival is a great place to visit this weekend. The central theme is everything "strawberries" but there's so much more to see and do, too! This annual event features music, food and activities for everyone. Located in the heart of "Pungo", the festival is at the intersection of Princess Anne and Indian River Roads. Parking is offered around the intersection of these two roads and usually cost $5/per vehicle.


 

Cullipher Farm

The absolutely best, fresh and organic strawberries anywhere in Virginia Beach. They're located just a short distance from the festival, down Princess Anne Road less than 100 yards past West Neck Road. You can pick your own or buy pre-picked strawberries. They also have a host of fresh vegetables to choose from including a fresh selection of Georgia Peaches, red potatoes, peppers, onions and more. Tell 'em Pat sent you!


 

Home-a-rama

Eagles Nest is the featured neighborhood for this year's Spring Homearama. Located at the corner of West Neck and Indian River Roads, these beautiful homes feature some great ideas, whether you're remodeling or buying a home. Ticket prices are $10/per person, kids under 12 are free and some other discounts for military, retired and school employees Mon-Thursday.


 

Salute to Summer 2011

The Virginia Beach Oceanfront will host a fantastic lineup of local artist at the oceanfront this weekend, followed by an awesome weekend next week when the annual "Patriots Festival" rocks the beach all weekend long. Admission is free and open to the public. You might want to bring a chair! Visit http://www.beachstreetusa.com/events/SaluteToSummer to see the incredible lineup including our very own CMA recording artist/band "Dave Cynar Band" who will be opening for "Little Texas", 7:30pm at the 17th Street stage on Sunday, May 29th.

Quick tip: One hour of walking burns about 150-200 calories.


 

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