March/April 2025 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Back when AM radio ruled the airwaves and all the cool kids had transistor radios, WEAM 1390 was all the rage.

Size isn't the only measure of a home's livability. With good design, you may not need more square footage, say these local style experts.

Forget about green space. This $1.8 million concrete playground near Seven Corners is heaven for local skateboarders.

Put some spring in your step with these gorgeous goods for home and garden from Northern Virginia artists and growers.

The owners traded their unused dining room and buggy patio for a spectacular all-season screened porch that suits their casual lifestyle.

Take a road trip in search of prize thoroughbreds, pristine coastal landscapes, breathtaking mountain vistas and rich history.

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I'm no Beth Harmon, but I love the game. Leaving the Arlington club was a victory for me.

The Historic Inn at Oakdene is home to lush gardens and beautifully preserved Queen Anne-style architecture.

Many nonnative yard plantings do more harm than good to local wildlife. Here's what to plant and what to avoid.

Bruce Dale's 40-year photography career sent him around the world. His Arlington attic is filled with souvenirs.

The county's median single-family home price has doubled in 14 years. The economics are more complex than you might think.

Chef Nathan Anda serves up six satisfying renditions of the New Orleans classic at Shorty's Deluxe on Mount Vernon Ave.

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Works on display throughout the property include homages to RBG, Martin Luther King Jr., cherry blossoms and D.C.'s famed Tidal Basin beaver.

Our dining critic gives this homegrown burger joint in Arlington's Buckingham neighborhood two thumbs up.

Faith-based redevelopment projects are changing the landscape and raising questions about infrastructure and community values.

Tiny Thomas, West Virginia, is a perfect launch point for outdoor adventures in Canaan Valley and Dolly Sods.

Looking to buy or sell a home in Arlington, McLean or Falls Church? Here are the latest sales trends in 400+ neighborhoods.

This luxe, new hideaway for Japanese fine-dining, sushi and omakase tasting menus is worthy of a celebration.

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