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.

Expecting houseguests this holiday season? Here are some fun-filled outings to plan with family and friends.

Get Away: Book a Train Ride with Santa

Keep the holiday magic alive by taking a trip with St. Nick on the Virginia Scenic Railway.

Shop These Holiday Pop-Up Markets

Find unique gifts and support local artists and makers at these seasonal pop-up events.

14 Holiday Fun Runs In and Around Arlington

Gobble up the miles and sleigh these races while wearing festive getups and supporting local nonprofit organizations.

Inside the Mind of Frank Lloyd Wright

Fallingwater isn't the only Wright structure in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands. Here's a home tour for architecture enthusiasts.

Where to Scare Up Halloween Fun If You’re Over 21

Hit these bar crawls and dance parties for costume contests, throwback tunes and wickedly tempting drink specials.

Get Away: West Virginia’s Tygart Hotel

Nestled in an Appalachian mountain town, this historic property is an ideal base for a weekend hike or a scenic train ride.

Sustainable Fishing Charters Reel in the Potomac’s Catfish Population

Angling to get on the water? Catch dinner and help rid the Potomac of an invasive species with Capital Blues Fishing Charters.

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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.'

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