This Valentine’s Day, 10 On Your Side is celebrating our resident sirens: the Norfolk mermaids. This year, the mermaids are celebrating their 20th birthday. “Everyone loves a mermaid,” said ...

Palace Princess Beatrice was in rough shape. She might be one of Norfolk’s most iconic mermaid statues, perched near the intersection of Llewellyn and 21st Street. But after 21 years of rain ...

NORFOLK, Va. - Monday, March 29 marks International Mermaid Day. To celebrate, IKEA Norfolk has unveiled the latest addition to the collection of mermaids in the City of Norfolk. The mermaid ...

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – Residents and visitors can now locate where all of the Norfolk mermaids live with the city’s new interactive mermaid sculpture map. The interactive map not only includes ...

When Norfolk’s mermaid logo swam onto the scene 10 years ago, her job was to polish the perception of a city with a revitalized downtown for both residents and tourists alike. The image of the ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk has launched an interactive mermaid map! With this new tool you can learn about the history of the mermaid sculptures, the artists that made them, and where you can find ...

The Farm Fresh mermaid is back where she started. She was born in Norfolk and as a young mermaid lived in a fountain outside a bank building in downtown from 2001 to approximately 2003.

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) – The Virginia Zoo is unveiling the newly designed Norfolk mermaid statue that greets guests upon entrance on Thursday, Oct. 10. The zoo’s staff selected Bob Langston ...

I have loved this space for many years, as Trilogy Bistro and later Norfolk Tap Room. Now it’s the new location for Mermaid Winery. Inside it is airy and open, with gorgeous touches throughout.

NORFOLK, Va. — A new mythical-themed festival is coming to the Mermaid City on Saturday and it's free and open to the public! The very first Ocean View Mermaid Festival will feature costume ...

NORFOLK, Va. — The Norfolk Mermaid celebrates her 20th birthday in 2019. Norfolk adopted the mermaid as its symbol in 1999. The idea was suggested by longtime Norfolk attorney and philanthropist ...