16 Things to Do This Spring
Get ready for cultural festivals, egg hunts, tribute bands, a 5K bunny hop and the return of the Arlington Civitan flea market.
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Get ready for cultural festivals, egg hunts, tribute bands, a 5K bunny hop and the return of the Arlington Civitan flea market.
Catch the games on the big screen, and snag great deals on brews, pizza, wings and more. ๐
Dive into Irish breakfast, slurp on green Jell-O shots and get down with the fiddle at these local fests. โ
This vintage costume design studio has a star-studded list of film, television and stage credits.
Bypass the throngs at the Tidal Basin and savor the first signs of spring along these gardens and trailsโor by boat.
This month brings the latest installment in the Lady Sherlock series, and a riveting account of a train derailment that changed America.
Enjoy stellar shows alongside your drinks and dinner at these local restaurants and bars. ๐น
The vocalist known for "Killing Me Softly" and other hits grew up in Green Valley.
Celebrate Fat Tuesday with New Orleans grooves, cooking classes, hurricanes and king cakes galore.
Skip the fancy dinner and try live theater, massage lessons, a drag show and a French cooking class. ๐
This month's new releases include the final installment in the 'War for the Rose Throne' series and a present-day look at Alabama's Africatown.
Belt it out, crack 'em up, speak your mind and bring your applause to these local nightspots.
Grab a pencil and a Bavarian pretzel at these rollicking eateries that are perking up weeknights.
Whether your bliss involves birding, baking, painting or photography, there's a local club or creative workshop for you.
This month's new releases include a supernatural story about grief and a modern-day Green Book tour of the South.
Looking for a good read? Here are the year's most popular titles from the Arlington Public Library.
Helen Hyman, a former Arlington schoolteacher, founded the club in 1967 to bring neighborhood moms together while their kids were in school.
Ring in the new year with DJ-spun tunes, cover bands, lavish meals and champagne toasts.
This month's new releases include a tell-all memoir from a Manhattan maitre d' and a read on the pressures of modern motherhood.
From holiday lighting ceremonies and dog portraits with Santa to a peppermint mocha competition, there's plenty of fun to be had. ๐
Head to these local tree lots to make your season merry and bright. ๐
Score discounts, snacks, giveaways and unique gifts at these local shops.
Locally made jewelry. Fine art. Custom dog treats. Santa selfies. It's all here at these local shopping events.
Theater lovers rejoice! The Manhattan museum opens in mid-November in the heart of Times Square.