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Introducing the Visionary Owner: Becky Chan, a Pillar of Granby Street's Culinary Legacy

🌟 Meet the driving force behind the culinary gem that has graced Granby Street since 2013 – the dynamic and approachable Becky Chan. In the heart of the world-renowned Granby Street, Becky's restaurant has not just thrived but stood the test of time, becoming a cherished landmark in the vibrant tapestry of this historical district.

👩‍🍳 With a passion for exquisite cuisine and a commitment to creating memorable dining experiences, Becky Chan has transformed her restaurant into a standout destination on Granby Street. Her culinary journey has been a testament to innovation, dedication, and an unwavering love for the art of food.

💡 Becky's vision and leadership have shaped a dining establishment that resonates with both locals and visitors alike. Her ability to blend tradition with innovation, creating dishes that pay homage to the rich history of Granby Street while embracing modern flavors, has been nothing short of extraordinary.

🍽️ Whether you're a seasoned regular or a first-time visitor, you'll find Becky's warmth and welcoming spirit to be a hallmark of your dining experience. Her commitment to approachability ensures that every guest feels like a cherished friend at her table.

🏆 Becky Chan's restaurant isn't just a place to savor exceptional cuisine; it's a testament to the enduring spirit of Granby Street, where tradition meets innovation, and where Becky's culinary legacy continues to shine brightly. Join us in celebrating a decade of excellence and indulge in the flavors that have made Becky's restaurant an iconic destination on this historic street. Hokkaido Sushi Bar.

Art of Humanity event to honor The Season for Non-violence in ViBe Creative District

(Virginia Beach, VA) January 29, 2023—The Season for Nonviolence Collective, NAMI Coastal Virginia, VB Human Rights Commission, StandUp for Kids Hampton Roads and ViBe Creative District nonprofit announced today that the public is welcome to participate in a small ceremony called The Art of Humanity Event on Monday, January 30th at 5pm to celebrate the opening of The Season for Nonviolence.

All people are welcome to attend the dedication of a new planter bench in the Season for Nonviolence Parklet at the corner of 20th St and Cypress Avenue. Local students will read speeches and share hand painted kindness rocks to spread the message of mental well-being and nonviolence.

Volunteers will conduct a ceremonial planting in the new wooden bench built by local Virginia Beach vocational technology students in honor of those who have lost their lives to violence in the past year. Free resources will be handed out regarding mental health awareness and Season For Nonviolence readings, music and activities. This event is free and open to the public.

The Season for Nonviolence is celebrated annually from January 30 to April 4 as a national 64-day educational, media, and grassroots campaign dedicated to demonstrating that non-violence is a powerful way to heal, transform, and empower our lives and our communities.

SEASON FOR NONVIOLENCE COLLECT VIRGINIA BEACH:
This student-led group is guided by local educators, VB Human Rights Commissioners, and other partners to implement best practices within their schools and communities centered on raising awareness for mental health well-being and cultivating a culture of nonviolence. Participating school leaders can earn Season for Nonviolence Flags for their schools.