Hampton Roads Community News
Norfolk Kicks Off Holiday Season This Weekend
NORFOLK
From the Grand Illumination Parade to a dash of Dickens and dazzling MacArthur on Ice, Norfolk is kicking off the holiday season on November 18th. For a complete list of all events, visit www.norfolk.gov/holidays.
A special discounted rate of $2 is available in select city garages for early parkers. For a complete list of rates and garages go to www.norfolk.gov/parking and click on the Special Events tab for Holidays in the City parking discounts.
The 33rd annual Grand Illumination Parade and 4th annual Norfolk Harbor 5k and Half Marathon will showcase the mermaid city on Saturday and Sunday.
Residents and visitors should pay special attention to No Parking/No Stopping signs along the race and parade routes. Signs posted at the beginning and end of each block apply to the entire block. There will be some traffic delays during the races, so plan ahead.
During the Norfolk Harbor 5K/Half Marathon, streets on the routes will be closed and reopened when the last runner passes. Norfolk Police will provide traffic support during the races and allow access anytime it is safe to do so. Race courses are posted at www.norfolk.gov/holidays.
Norfolk Police will begin to close streets on and adjacent to the Grand Illumination Parade beginning at 6 p.m. on Saturday, November 18th.
For a map of the parade route, go to www.norfolk.gov/holidays.

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