Sydney J.
9/1/2019
I enjoy myself every time I go to this club. One of the few 18+ clubs in Hampton Roads. $12 for 18-20, $8 for 21+ not too shabby prices for a phenomenal time.
The Wave
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4107 Colley Ave
Norfolk, VA 23508
The Wave, the prominent LGBTQ+ dance club located on Colley Avenue in Hampton Roads, has been a vibrant hub since its establishment in 1999. Nestled in the former space of the iconic Oar House, a historical LGBTQ+ establishment, this venue continues the legacy of fostering joy, camaraderie, and celebration. Embracing a rich heritage, The Wave stands as a welcoming space where individuals can come together to dance, connect, and revel in the vibrant atmosphere.
With a commitment to supporting local LGBTQ+ organizations and community initiatives, The Wave extends its influence beyond its dance floor. Patrons can kick off their evening with the enticing Happy Hour specials running until 9 pm, setting the tone for a memorable night ahead. Discover the allure of this dynamic club that encapsulates the spirit of unity and inclusivity. Connect with The Wave's vibrant community and immerse yourself in a night of music, laughter, and shared experiences.
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3.065 reviews
Kaitlin A.
5/11/2025
I really thought this place would be a nice spot for a Saturday night. I went here with my friend and I knew from the parking lot it wasn't going to be what I expected. It was mostly empty, and...
Our Brand T.
3/22/2025
only give this place a star because this is one of the few places to go in Norfolk predominantly LGBTQ+ I mean it's a place for "starters" of people who aren't connected to the community. There...
Chyna S.
8/4/2024
Took a friend of mine here and they had a foam party going on. It was fun as hell. Shout out to security. They DO love kicking ppl out for no reason it seems but I never have this problem when I'm...
Kimberly L.
2/9/2024
Cover is way too high for an LGBT establishment. Historically, LGBT bars have been accessible and affordable due to the underprivileged realities of being queer in this world. It's a shame that...
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