Since its birth in 2000, Norva has become a landmark of exquisite proportions in the central Norfolk area. Before his arrival, the city lacked a place where music lovers of all genres could meet and enjoy great national acts. Of course the Boathouse and other small general establishments were admitted to live music, but no one had anything to do with Norva. He has to offer his creation for an almost unusual area.
The theater itself reminds you of the old and grand movie-theater in the 1950’s. Large chandeliers hang from the ceiling, and a balcony covers the wall space on the second floor. It brings theater of all genres, from soul to punk, rap to indie rock, country to pop; beyond Norva offers something for everyone, with a full drink menu to boot. The sound in Norva is one of the best on the east coast, and for anyone who has been to Washington, DC’s 930 Club or other well-known venues, you will find the sound to be superior to almost all.
Of course there are ruins at such magnificent places. For example, drink prices are overwhelming, beer ranging from five dollars and up, and mixed drinks at a higher price. . The service is less reliable, and the security can be a little intimidating. Norway is a non-smoking force, which means that smokers are forced to socialize in style during the setting. It is facing the outside area to provide some seating, and usually bar wants to supply it. can avoid going in and out of drinks.
It can be complained that the price of tickets for Norwegian shows is a little steep, but it should be noted that almost every show is sold through Ticketmaster outlets, meaning that the venues have no control over ticket prices. Sometimes Norva does a local host of bands at a much lower price. While there are a few downsides, the general public in Norfolk are shocked that this venue has such prestige, bringing acts that don’t usually stay here. This, with its huge sound, great vibe and great energy surrounding Norwich, has become one of the main and notable features of Norfolk over the years.
