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Sneak Peek – Pump track grand re-opening Oct 18 at the Community Cookout! Just a sneak peek of the progress on the track. We will have our Grand Re-opening at the Community Cook out on Saturday, October 18. (Let us know if you plan to bring anything to the cookout! We need volunteers, tables/chairs, and sides!) Original – getting worn and patchy with grafitti cover-ups Community paint party After community paint party Aimee’s progress so far! See you on October…

Please respect the closure. Who wants to help? The kids are hot to trot to get back on the track. If you see someone on it, please kindly ask them to vacate. Walking and skating on the track damages the work and delays reopening. If you are traveling down Lynnhaven or would prefer not to face- to-face, there are some non-emergency numbers you can call below. Thank you for your help in this effort! >> Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation…

Community Paint Party! Thanks to all of our awesome volunteers who came out to help with Phase I of the pump track this morning! A friendly reminder that this area remains CLOSED. This project is funded in part by the citizens of Virginia Beach through a Creative Neighborhoods Grant through the Virginia Beach Cultural Affairs Department.

COMMUNITY CALL OUT: Pump track paint party  Sign up to Paint>> https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/paint-the-pump-track woo hoo!This month, local muralist Aimee Bruce will be transforming the pump track with a beautiful, one-of-a-kind design. Before she can bring her artwork to life, we need your help with Phase One: painting the skate surfaces of the pump track.  Where: Brigadoon Pines Park, 5207 Albright Dr. When: September 20 and/or 21Bonus Points: Can’t make the dates? Please consider donating to help purchase supplies. (at the painting link) This…

The votes have been tallied. Thanks to everyone who took the time to help choose our solid color for the track. Voting is closed, and the results in. Blue and fuchsia battled it out, and fuchsia takes it! This project is funded in part by the citizens of Virginia Beach through a Creative Neighborhoods Grant through the Virginia Beach Cultural Affairs Department.

If you’ve been down to the Oceanfront in the past few years, you’ve probably noticed something magical happening—a bit of a renaissance, really. Murals have popped up everywhere, turning ordinary buildings into colorful landmarks and making a drive down there a true visual treat. It’s more than just pretty pictures—it’s public art that reflects the spirit of the community and brings people together. Most of that magic is thanks to ViBe (short for Virginia Beach: Vi = Virginia, Be =…