Something in the Water

Something in the Water festival again canceled due to COVID-19

Pharrell is looking for the next big stars in the business

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Pharrell releases video explaining the story behind SITW

Something in the Water to refund all 2020 tickets

Pharrell and World Central Kitchen support local businesses and organizations with food distribution

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Something in the Water would’ve brought millions of dollars to Virginia Beach this week

Pharrell talks SITW, education and the coronavirus relief special

Something in the Water 2020 canceled, but what about a refund?

VB Council briefed on current coronavirus planning for special events

Chopper 10: Crowds at the SITW Saturday afternoon

Something in the Water organizers plan for 3 stages for 2020, temp cell towers and more access points

VB Council defers decision on sponsoring Something in the Water to address confusion over funding

Something in the Water 2020 will include lots of free events

VB councilman proposes increasing city’s Something in the Water contribution to about $900K

SITW organizers hosting forum on Thursday to give more info on festival plans

Police: Rapper set to perform at Something in the Water Festival fatally shot in Los Angeles

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