July-August 2015 Issue - Arlington Magazine

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

Little free libraries, alternative workspaces and a remarkable dog story.

Including a Lyon Village residence that sold for $2.1 million.

John Garrett, chief of cardiac surgery at Virginia Hospital Center, discusses life in the O.R., cooking at home and Arlington's overall heart health.

Looking to reupholster a chair or bring an old sofa back to life? Check out the discount designer fabrics at Haute Fabrics in Ballston.

How the manhunt for Timothy Wilson Spencer led to the first U.S. conviction using DNA evidence.

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

Darcy and Kathy Williamson's net-zero vacation home is bold, bright and produces the same amount of energy it consumes.

When a U.S. service member is laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, these volunteers are there to bear witness.

At Betsy & Cornelia's, bargain hunters never know what they might find.

A McLean resident remembers the summer job of a lifetime—before September 11.

With its Victorian mansions, antique shops and five-and-dime, the historic town is both a beach destination and a nostalgia trip.

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Here are four local bands to check out this summer. Plus, a list of restaurants, clubs and other venues for lives tunes.

Meet the biggest names in local music, from rising stars and Grammy nominees to legends of blues, bluegrass and reggae.

Local chefs Amy Brandwein and Vikram Sunderam share their go-to summer recipes.

Where to see fireworks on the 4th

Travel ideas for those who are itching to get outta dodge.

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Whether you're poolside or surfside, these warm-weather basics will get plenty of play.

Hal Crawford makes the magic happen at Arlington's favorite summer amphitheater

Take a tasting tour of the Greek Isles at Mike Isabella's newest restaurant.

Where to hear lives tunes in Arlington and Falls Church