HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Protests are continuing across Hampton Roads, more than two weeks after the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis Police.
Here’s the rundown on what’s happening Saturday:
5 p.m. Protesters are gearing for a peaceful protest in the Bayside area in Virginia Beach.
Organized by a 17-year-old student at Bayside High School, the protest will begin on Haygood Road right outside of the school starting at 5 p.m.
At 5:15 p.m. the protesters will then be marching down to Aragona Park, which is about 1.5 miles from the school.
WAVY News 10’s Tamara Scott will be at the scene to give the latest updates regarding the protest.
1 p.m. Protesters gathered at I-C Norcom High school in Portsmouth before marching downtown.
They carried signs that said “Black Lives Matter and called for justice for George Floyd.
The group also stopped at the confederate monument in Olde Towne to pray — before marching back to I-C Norcom High School.
Courtesy – Karyn Anselmo 
Courtesy – Karyn Anselmo 
Courtesy – Karyn Anselmo 
Courtesy – Karyn Anselmo
1 p.m. — Virginia’s 5000 Man March draws thousands to Richmond. WAVY’s Chopper 10 provides aerial coverage.
7 a.m. — Several activists formed a human Black Lives Matter sign at the Oceanfront boardwalk.
The event happened at 1st Street early Saturday morning where several people laid on the boardwalk forming the words “Black Lives Matter” as a drone took the photo.
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media 
Courtesy: Chalk artist Cecelia Reid // Graphic design Jaketa Thomspon (sign) // Drone & photos Lyft Media
3:30 p.m. — In Norfolk, the Motorcycle Community of the 757 held a peaceful ride to show unity for the community.
4:00 p.m. –There was a “South-side Unity Rally” in the city of Norfolk to bring awareness to violence and police brutality.
10 On Your Side’s Tamara Scott attended both unifying gatherings in Norfolk on Sunday.
6:00 p.m. — The Portsmouth community came together and held a peaceful gathering at the City Park.
