Good morning, Norfolk.

Habitat for Humanity of South Hampton Roads is hosting Women Build Weeks in Norfolk from April 20 through May 1, where volunteers build a new home for local grandmother Leola Wiggins (Berkley) on Walker Avenue.

The build gives Wiggins a chance for stable, affordable housing as volunteers work on schedule.

Local boat safety officials advise checking equipment such as life jackets + VHF radios and sharing a float plan before leaving the dock, as changing weather and crowded inlets increase risks on the water.

South African actor Zama Magudulela stars as Rafiki in The Lion King at Chrysler Hall from April 30 to May 17—she performs her renowned routine in multiple languages and brings personal inspiration to a show returning to Norfolk after 2018.

A new memorial honors the first enslaved Africans at Fort Monroe’s African Landing Memorial Plaza, now open to the public.

Local leaders and community members gathered to dedicate the space and will install statues later this summer — a long-awaited recognition of history.

The third-annual Cousinz Festival is set to take place on Sept.

5 on the Norfolk Scope Grounds — it will feature artists T.I., Keyshia Cole and The-Dream. Pre-sale tickets will be available Friday at noon with general sales starting May 1 at 10 a.m.

Barbara Hamm Lee, host of Another View, received the Lenora Mathews Lifetime Achievement Award from Volunteer Hampton Roads on April 24.

She earned the recognition for her longstanding work in journalism and DEI programming.

The American Lung Association's new report shows that Norfolk and other Hampton Roads areas earned a B grade since only a few days exceeded federal pollution limits.

Kevin Stewart advises that people with respiratory issues & children check daily air quality and take steps to reduce exposure.

The Navy commissioned the USS Harvey C.

Barnum Jr. on April 11 at Naval Station Norfolk. The 510-ft guided-missile destroyer is named after retired Marine Col. Harvey C. Barnum Jr. (a Virginia Medal of Honor recipient) and honors his legacy.

Chesapeake native Carlos Velez uses beekeeping to cope with Parkinson’s and advocate for others while tending his hives.

The American Parkinson Disease Association will host an Optimism Walk for Parkinson’s on Saturday, May 2 at Harbor’s Edge with check-in at 8 a.m. and the walk starting at 10 a.m.

Danny Brown Live

7:30-8:30 p.m. — The NorVa — Ticket prices vary — Experience the unique sound of Danny Brown with special guests midwxst and Chase USA.

The Lion King

1-4 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Season tickets available — Experience the majesty of this beloved musical in Norfolk's premier venue.

The Lion King

8-11 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Season tickets available — Experience the magic of Disney's classic tale brought to life on stage.

The Lion King Musical

8-11 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the breathtaking journey of Simba in this spectacular Disney adaptation.

Lee Greenwood Live Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Perry Pavilion — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the evening with international country music icon Lee Greenwood's festival debut performance.

The Lion King Musical

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Tickets available — Experience the magic of Disney's The Lion King as the Serengeti comes to life on stage.

The Lion King Tour

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Season tickets available — Experience the magic of 'The Lion King' in a mesmerizing theatrical performance.

The Lion King Musical

8-11 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Season ticket packages available — Experience the magic of Broadway with a stunning performance of The Lion King.

Fiestahan: Filipino Festival

2-8 p.m. — Maker's Craft Brewery — Free entry — Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander heritage with food, music, and shopping from Filipino businesses.

The Lion King

1-4 p.m. — Chrysler Hall — Season ticket packages available — Experience the timeless story and stunning visuals of this beloved musical.