Good morning, Virginia Beach.

Longtime Hampton Roads restaurant owner Wilfredo Andrade has launched Takizimo, a food truck serving Latin favorites such as tacos, empanadas, and pupusas made with homemade corn tortillas.

His blue and yellow truck is seen near Diamond Springs on Northampton Boulevard and he said the new venture offers quick meal options for locals.

Virginia Beach now hosts an immersive art experience that pairs music, visual art and tech in a project called 'A Short Story by Intalek.' The project merges the work of musician Intalek and multimedia artist Short Story—visitors scan artwork with their phones to access exclusive music and can buy prints this weekend.

Point Break Festival will return to the Oceanfront next summer for its third year as presale tickets for general, VIP, and new High Tide Club options along with hotel packages and locker rentals become available.

The reggae festival will take place on June 20 and June 21.

Virginia Beach natives Malice and Pusha T have earned five Grammy nominations for Clipse's reunion album—nominated for Best Rap Album, Album of the Year and other awards—and they will perform at The Dome on Dec 26 and Dec 27 for their Home for the Holidays event.

Hampton Roads Workforce Council and Virginia Economic Development Partnership announced a one-year pilot program to expand college internships for local students.

The program will match employers with campuses—building on Campus757 to help students start careers in the region.

Community advocates in Virginia Beach urged families to gather key documents—such as rent receipts and utility bills—because federal funding delays amid the government shutdown may disrupt SNAP and Medicaid benefits.

Experts at a Celebrate Healthcare event stressed the need to complete Medicaid renewals while open enrollment runs through January 15.

The FDA announced a nationwide recall of certain lots of generic ADHD medication, as the pills failed to meet dissolution tests, with the recall issued on Oct.

28 and classified as (Class II) on Oct. 30. Patients in Virginia Beach with affected bottles are urged to contact their pharmacy or doctor for guidance.

Jazz Brunch

12 PM — Commonwealth Brewing Co — Grab a local brew and bite while listening to local Jazz artists.

Chloe Youtsey Trio Performance

7-10 p.m. — The Roads Bistro — Cost info not provided — Enjoy an evening of jazz with Chloe Youtsey and her talented trio.

Family Registration Night at FACT

4-7 p.m. — FACT Autism Resource Center — Registration fee for ASD participants — Enjoy a variety of activities in the sensory gym with family and friends.

Friday Night Dance Party with DJ Ghozt

7-10 p.m. — Peabody's Nightclub — Free entry until 9 p.m. — Dance the night away with $3 drinks and all-you-can-eat wings.

Mojo Brookzz Comedy Show

3-6 PM — Town Center of Virginia Beach — Ticket details available — Enjoy an explosion of laughter with comedian Mojo Brookzz, a rising star in stand-up comedy.

Yiannis Wine Warehouse Open House

10 a.m.-2 p.m. — Yiannis Wine Warehouse — Free entry with ticket reservation required — Experience massive wine discounts, tastings, and light bites at this special open house sale.

Grinch Paint Night

6-8 p.m. — New Realm Brewing Co. — $40 plus service fee — Kick off the holiday season with a fun paint and sip night featuring the iconic Grinch.

All Time Low Concert

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Dome — Last-minute tickets available — Catch the energetic performance of All Time Low in Virginia Beach.

Cybersecurity Networking Happy Hour

6-8 p.m. — The Casual Pint of Virginia Beach — Free entry — Meet fellow cybersecurity enthusiasts while enjoying a beer and relaxing atmosphere.

Beginners Improv Class

7-9 p.m. — Collective Yoga — $10 — Connect with fellow improv enthusiasts and unleash your creativity in a supportive environment.