Stephanie Kanowitz

Stephanie Kanowitz has been digital editor at Arlington Magazine since July 2023 after contributing to the publication for several years as a freelancer. A Florida native, Stephanie has journalism degrees from the University of Florida and American University and is a certified group cycling instructor.

Articles by This Contributor

Where to Find the Best Bubble Tea In and Around Arlington, VA

Whether you prefer your boba creamy or fruity, with a side of bánh mì or pear mousse, these Northern Virginia tea shops bubble to the top.

Try These New Rainy Day Activities in Tysons

Put your brains and agility to the test with escape rooms, game show competitions, obstacle courses and chocolate-themed fun.

Time to Give Your Wardrobe a Spring Refresh

Three DMV stylists share their hot takes on what's cool, including bold colors, flowy fabrics, timeless neutrals and personalization.

28 Things to Do In April In and Around Arlington, VA

Artsy April continues with studio open houses, art fairs, garden tours, spring concerts and Earth Day inspiration.

McLean VA Hosts Its First Restaurant Week

Close the meal-planning app and see what's cooking April 12-19 at eateries serving Italian, French, Mediterranean, Thai and Chinese cuisines.

Where to Celebrate Earth Day In and Around Arlington, VA

Join a community cleanup, drop off recyclables and learn how to protect the planet at these eco-friendly festivals.

8 Free Outdoor Fitness Classes In and Around Arlington

Work up a sweat with Zumba, yoga and bootcamp sessions, or play a round of pickleball at new courts in Tysons.

Arlington, Fairfax School Districts Study How AI Can Help Teachers

FCPS and APS staff are exploring and testing how generative AI tools can improve instructional models and productivity.
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32 Things to Do In April In and Around Arlington

Spring is in full swing with garden tours, art festivals, concerts, author talks, cherry blossom events and Arlington's annual Bunny Hop 5K.

8 New Museum Exhibits To Check Out in D.C.

Soar above the Egyptian pyramids, immerse yourself in blossoms, learn about military camouflage and keep The Pigeon from driving the bus.

Wakefield Grad Wins College Television Academy Award

Arlington filmmaker Christian Yosef's "Trife" is the story of a father and son experiencing homelessness and the power of kindness.

Arlington Author’s First YA Novel Explores the Desire to Fit In

Rebecca Morrison's "The Blue Dress" tells the story of a 12-year-old Iranian immigrant facing racism at school and disordered eating at home.