January-February 2016 Issue - Arlington Magazine

The 40-year love story behind Arlington's Bookhouse antique bookstore.

Arlington ceramicist Amber Kendrick designs in-demand tableware

The 14th Street Bridge was a popular spot for plane-watching in the 1920s (even if it wasn't always safe).

Top-selling books at the Barnes & Noble in Clarendon, compared with Barnes & Noble stores nationwide.

New lighting and wall treatments make a soaring ceiling feel cozy

The wings at Astro Doughnuts in Falls Church are double-fried perfection.

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Tips and tricks for cooking with the Indian spice staple garam masala

Arlington design service finds new home at Lucketts

Corporate cover band on the move, a local pastor hikes 500 miles, Vietnamese in Virginia schools and more

The City of Brotherly Love is on fire with destination-worthy restaurants and bars.

Married May 16, 2015, in Haymarket

Married August 20, 2015 in Montana

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Stylist Alison Lukes Teer on the art of proper shoe care, storage and knowing when to toss 'em.

Parents, here's your annual performance review. We asked teens in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church to give it to us straight.

Head to Bayou Bakery in Courthouse for this gloriously gaudy brioche delight.

A Falls Church third-grader puts the fun in washing your hands.

Our Southern food critic takes issue with the Arlington newcomer's spins on certain hallowed traditions.

Escape (or embrace) the cold at one of these Mid-Atlantic destinations.

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Love meat? Red Apron Butcher's "Beast of the Month" dinners will make you think you've died and gone to heaven.

How Arlington photographer Doug Mills earned a front-row seat at the Olympics and a boarding pass on Air Force One.

Married Oct. 11, 2014, in Arlington