Arts & Entertainment - Arlington Magazine

The Dark, Unbound will specialize in new and used titles by underrepresented authors, as well as metaphysical merch.

New in October: an intelligent alien slime mold sets out to prove there’s intelligent life on Earth, and American Girl Samantha grows up.

Tucked inside a former Walgreens, The ARTS Place is a temporary gallery showcasing works by more than 40 Arlington Artists Alliance members.

Summer is heating up with classic musicals, laugh-out-loud comedies and outdoor children's theater on stages throughout the area.

Local parks and plazas will light up the summer nights with blockbuster films such as "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Tangled."

Find your groove listening to local bands playing blues, Americana, jazz, rock and more at these area parks, plazas and amphitheaters.

Arlington native Karl Green joins the cast of "Death of a Salesman" alongside Tony Award winners Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf.

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

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Love cosplay, gaming, manga and the Marvel universe? This free-spirited annual comic con is all about inclusivity.

Need a break from screen time? This analog game of patterns is all the rage, and you can learn how to play at Talk Tiles to Me.

Need a great gift for the holidays or any day? Check out these new kids' lit and YA titles by local authors in the DMV.

Arlington author, cyclist and rails-to-trails advocate Peter Harnik is an executive producer of the film, which airs Oct. 18 on PBS.