July-August 2016 Issue - Arlington Magazine

The priciest property sold for $4.15 million.

Designer and owner Lynette Olifer launched the label in 2015.

The seven oil paintings are considered Arlington’s first works of public art.

The Mosaic District chef shares her summer recipe.

Co-owner Grace Abi-Najm Shea on the empire her parents built and a new format for the restaurant's quick service cafes.

The artist runs the printmaking and ceramics workshop at Arlington's Lee Arts Center.

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Once she was a hacker for the U.S. government. Now she's one of the D.C. area's hottest deejays.

The Ritz-Carlton’s Petite Socialite Afternoon Tea delights guests ages 4 to 15 in Pentagon City.

Be prepared with these pocket-sized games and essentials, available in NoVa shops.

Local growers and garden experts are cultivating this DIY trend in Northern Virginia.

Their daughter's illness was not only life-threatening, but rare. That was part of the problem.

Race-car driving, simulated space flight and a high note for the Arlington Children's Chorus.

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Put these best-selling fiction and nonfiction titles on your list.

Head to Loudoun County for craft brews or to Jersey’s sleepier shore towns.

What Marymount University President Matt Shank learned after spending one cold winter night on the street.

The pie shop on North Glebe Road started as a farmers market stall.

What to see and do in Leonardtown, St. Mary's City and St. Clement's Island.

Chef Jonah Kim’s cooking excites the senses at this Ballston eatery.

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Arlington County Board Member John Vihstadt's landscaped backyard is one of his favorite places to be.

Arlington's Katie Sterling has one of the best seats at Nats Park. But she's had to work for it.

You'll find curious history, eye-opening exhibits and more in these local attractions.

Our third annual teen competition honors outstanding high school students in Arlington, Falls Church and McLean