Events in Norfolk May
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Events in Norfolk May 2026 schedule
Norfolk offers an exciting lineup of events for visitors and residents alike in May 2026, featuring a diverse array of concerts, theatrical performances, and sports. One of the most anticipated performances is the musical 'The Lion King,' running multiple dates from May 1 to May 17 at Chrysler Hall, with shows scheduled nearly every day, including matinees and evening performances. This beloved production boasts stunning visuals and a talented cast, making it a must-see for theater enthusiasts. Additionally, comedy fans can enjoy John Mulaney's stand-up act on May 31 at Chrysler Hall, promising a night of hilarious storytelling.
Music lovers will also have the opportunity to see Cold perform on May 21 at The Annex, while alternative rock fans can catch Che at The Norva on May 4. For those interested in live rock performances, Black Veil Brides, From Ashes to New, and As December Falls will be taking the stage at The Norva on May 12. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the thrill of minor league baseball with the Norfolk Tides, who will be hosting multiple games against teams like the Gwinnett Stripers, Durham Bulls, and more, from May 5 through May 29 at Harbor Park. These games include weekday matchups and weekend series, with both afternoon and evening games, providing ample opportunities for a fun day or night out.
Whether you're into live theater, comedy, music, or sports, Norfolk's May events calendar offers something for everyone. Main venues such as Chrysler Hall, The Norva, The Annex, and Harbor Park ensure top-tier entertainment experiences throughout the month, making Norfolk a vibrant destination for entertainment and cultural activities in late spring 2026.