Shopping Areas

At the heart of Newport News lives an open-air shopping district landscaped in a "southern-living" style, complete with a breathtaking five-acre fountain. City Center at Oyster Point presents the finest apparel, gourmet foods, exquisite spas and salons, plus unique and exciting home gift ideas from around the world. With regional and national retailers like Ann Taylor Loft, Coldwater Creek, J. Jill, Jos. A Bank, and Talbots, to name a few, City Center at Oyster Point is a sure fit.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Historic Hilton Village features quaint, locally-owned shops and services. This unique shopping experience offers everything from fine clothing and quality furs to antiques and collectibles, artwork, consignment, jewelry, crafts, beads, and more.

This 385,000 square foot destination features some of the best of your hometown retail favorites: swimwear to golf wear, home furnishings, to gourmet wines, jewelry, skincare, gifts, and shoes, shoes, shoes! At Jefferson Commons, you'll find dozens of national retailers including Kohl's, Off Broadway Shoe Warehouse, PETCO, Shoe Carnival, T. J. Maxx, Thomasville, Trader Joe's, and Ulta.

The largest on the Peninsula, Patrick Henry Mall offers more than 120 of today's most popular stores. Clothing, jewelry, gifts, and more, you'll love looking for everything you need in the climate-controlled comfort of this enclosed single-level shopping mecca. With national retailers like Dick's Sporting Goods, Dillard's, JC Penney, Macy's, and Old Navy, you'll find it all here at Patrick Henry Mall.

Art-centric! Surrounding a three-acre green space designed after the great squares of London, discover dozens of vibrant, locally-owned specialty shops interspersed with monumental sized works of public art. Exclusive men's, women's, and children's fashions, quality stationeries and writing instruments, fashionable jewelry, fine art, health foods, unique pet fashions and accessories, wine and cigars are just a sampling of what is yours to take home from Port Warwick.