Things to Do

Are you on the lookout for fun, enriching ways to spend your free time? There’s no shortage of festivals, concerts, kid-focused activities, world-class theater productions or weekend getaways that will excite, inspire or rejuvenate your soul. Arlington Magazine is your source for exciting things to do in Arlington, our neighboring communities and within a few hours’ drive of home.

9 Ways to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breast cancer diagnoses are rising. Learn about prevention and symptoms and support survivors at these area info sessions and walks.

Get Away: The Mimslyn Inn

The historic property is close to Shenandoah National Park, Luray Caverns and other outdoor attractions.

It’s Banned Books Week. Library Director Diane Kresh Has a Few Thoughts

The Arlington resident marks 50 years of library service with a chat about book bans, the importance of inclusivity and, of course, reading.

Menopause Picture Book Finds Humor in Middle Age

Goodnight irritability and goodnight fertility. An Arlington, Virginia, author parodies a children's classic to poke fun at 'the change.'

These Virginia Airbnbs Are Anything But Conventional

From a Hobbit-inspired hideaway to a waterfront treehouse and a shipping container on a farm, these rentals offer nature-filled rejuvenation.

11 Events Near Arlington That Scream Halloween

Care for a scare? Watch your step—and your back—at these haunted houses and forests, spooky theme parks, and tricked-out trails.

Where to Celebrate Oktoberfest in the D.C. Area

Sample German beers, dance the polka and test your arm strength in stein-holding contests at these fall festivals. Lederhosen optional.

13 Fall Festivals In and Around Arlington

Paint pumpkins (or your face), sip cider and enjoy live music at these autumnal street fairs and celebrations. 🍂
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11 Places Where Kids Can Be Creative

Young artists can discover painting, sculpting, cooking, music appreciation and the magic of theater with these extracurriculars.

8 D.C.-Area Bike Rides to Roll With This Fall

Ride a rail trail, cruise with the kids or roll through the streets of our nation's capital dressed like a dandy.

Art Imitates Nature at Meridian High School in Falls Church

Birds? Pollen spores? Coral reef? A community art project involving 850 students and faculty evokes images from the natural world. What do you see?

Lace Up for These Fall Races

Get your heart racing, log some miles and support a variety of good causes by signing up for these fall running events in the D.C. area.
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