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Tell Virginia Beach officials what kind of events you want to see at the Oceanfront

The Virginian-Pilot
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Crowds make their way past "Going to Tranquility Base," created by Helena Bangert and Gresham Glover as part of the International Sand Sculpting Competition at the Neptune Festival on Sunday, September 29, 2019, held at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront.

Crowds make their way past "Going to Tranquility Base," created by Helena Bangert and Gresham Glover as part of the International Sand Sculpting Competition at the Neptune Festival on Sunday, September 29, 2019, held at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. (Russell Tracy / The Virginian-Pilot)

Virginia Beach — Virginia Beach city officials are prepping for a hopeful return to live events next year, and they want your opinion on what to include on their calendar.

Want more concerts or family-friendly events? Interested in more opportunities to catch a sporting event on the sand? This is your chance to make it happen.

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According to a survey, city staff are considering changing up the annual lineup and are looking to include new performance options to draw in locals and tourists alike.

Locals are invited to sound off by taking the survey, but officials want you to keep a few things in mind when answering questions:

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  • These events take place at the Oceanfront.
  • The city’s goal is to offer a variety of events.
  • These events and activities are funded, in full or in part, through the Tourism Investment Program which is made up mostly of tourism-related taxes and fees like hotel taxes, portions of the restaurant taxes and rental fees.

Take the survey online at publicinput.com/2021FunInVB.

Amy Poulter, 757-446-2705, amy.poulter@pilotonline.com

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