Arts & Entertainment - Arlington Magazine

Country vibes are just a short drive from Arlington at these farms offering pick-your-own fruit, barnyard animals and hay rides.

Art Spiegelman's graphic novel about the Holocaust has been banned in some school districts. He spoke at a recent Arlington Public Library event.

Kosoko Jackson explores themes of teen violence and racism in his first young-adult horror novel.

Switch seasons with live music, street fairs, pop-up markets, gravity-defying acrobatics, decorating tips and an art walk.

Discover mind-bending optical illusions at this new attraction in CityCenterDC.

Close out the season with outdoor movies, brass bands, salsa dancing, a book festival, a hip-hop reunion tour and the Arlington County Fair.

Petty grudges? Theft? Arson? FamBam Games has a board game to satisfy those darkest urges.

Michelle Brafman's 'Swimming With Ghosts' takes a satirical and serious look at summer swim team culture, as well as specters from the past.

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The lineup includes 'Top Gun: Maverick,' 'E.T.' and a symphony-accompanied screening of 'Jurassic Park.'

Whether jazz or jangle pop is your jam, you're sure to find artists you love on this list.

From parades and picnics to drag queen story hour, these events promise to party out loud.

Catch craft beer, food trucks, blues artists, a 'dad band' and a pride pageant at these street parties.