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

Memorial Fund Honors Northern Virginia Figure Skater Eddie Zhou

One year after he perished in a plane crash over the Potomac, his friend is keeping his dreams alive by helping others achieve theirs.

The Best Flower Shops In and Around Arlington, VA

Roses are red, violets are blue. Order a Valentine's Day arrangement from one of these local floral designers to say, "I love you." 💐

8 Spots for a Romantic Getaway in the Greater D.C. Area

Whatever your heart desires, you'll love the packages these resorts and hotels have put together to make celebrating easy.

15 Snow Day Restaurant Deals In and Around Arlington, VA

Government buildings are closed, but local restaurants are open. Support them and eat and drink well during the snowstorm. ☃️

The 6 Best Pilates Studios In and Around Arlington, VA

Crush your core and focus on flexibility in classes geared toward all abilities at these top-voted Pilates gyms.

What MLK Told Arlington Centenarian Robert McCan

The 101-year-old founder of the U.S. Institute of Peace recalls an inspiring conversation with the Civil Rights leader.

10 Places to Get a Great Bagel in Northern Virginia

No matter how you slice it, bagels are beloved. Nosh flavors ranging from apple pie to za'atar with toppings galore at these delis.

How a Brain Tumor Changed Jen Dary

The Arlington resident shares her survival story in her debut book, 'I Believe in Everything,' with an author talk at One More Page Books.
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Flu Cases are Skyrocketing in Northern Virginia

Local doctors at VHC Health and Inova share tips for avoiding the virus and easing symptoms if you get sick.

When Weight Loss Resolutions Become Unhealthy

Many New Year's resolutions focus on weight loss. An Arlington expert on eating disorders warns some can go too far.

Churasuko Blends Japanese and Brazilian Cuisines in Tysons

Part Brazilian steakhouse and part omakase experience, this NoVA newcomer serves churrasco-style wagyu beef, sashimi and oysters.

Enjoy Dry January With These Mocktails Around Arlington

Going alcohol-free this month? Mixologists are whipping up all kinds of crafty, zero-proof beverages to whet your whistle.