The page lists five dates ending with New Year's Eve. St. Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo, Pride and July 4th are all absent, so nothing runs after December 31.
None is listed, which is a real surprise for an oceanfront city. July 4th appears on most city hubs, so its absence here is worth checking.
Both winter crawls share one Saturday afternoon. With most Oceanfront venues shuttered for the season, concentrating them into a single daytime window is the only practical option.
The Oceanfront along Atlantic Avenue is the likeliest, with the Town Center district inland as the alternative. Your confirmed venue list arrives with the ticket.
Quiet and cold. Most of the summer venues close for the season, so the December and New Year's Eve dates concentrate into the few that stay open.
Strongly. Hampton Roads holds one of the largest military populations in the country, which gives the Oceanfront a young and constantly refreshed crowd rather than a settled local one.
In stretches. Atlantic Avenue runs for miles, so a winter route depends entirely on which cluster of open venues it uses.
New Year's Eve, 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM, and it also closes the calendar. The December pair finish at eight.
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