Stephanie Kanowitz

Stephanie Kanowitz has been digital editor at Arlington Magazine since July 2023 after contributing to the publication for several years as a freelancer. A Florida native, Stephanie has journalism degrees from the University of Florida and American University and is a certified group cycling instructor.

Articles by This Contributor

14 Ways to Celebrate the Lunar New Year

Welcome the year of the snake with festivals, parades, dragon dances and traditional foods at these events in and around Arlington.

What to Eat During Winter Restaurant Week

Whether you want three-course fine dining or a burger and fries, the deals will be rolling in late January and early February.

How to Handle the Norovirus Surge

The highly contagious stomach bug is everywhere. Doctors explain how to avoid an infection (wash those hands) and what to do if you get sick.

What to Know About Ultra-Processed Foods, Alcohol and Cancer

Local physicians explain the new guidance on cancer risks, the dangers of ultra-processed foods and how to make healthier lifestyle choices.

Open & Shut: Rice Culture, Midori Tea House, Jon’s Joint

Comfort food dominates this season. Settle in with Japanese matcha drinks, smothered smashburgers and a new jazz brunch.

Arlington Adds 8 More Cameras to School Zone Safety Program

They join 10 cameras installed in the fall as part of the PhotoSPEED program to encourage drivers to slow down to 20 mph in designated areas.

Get a Strong Start to 2025 with These Gym Deals

Hit the new year running—or lifting, dancing, planking or kickboxing—with discounts on group classes and memberships at these area fitness studios.

Sip These Zero-Proof Drinks During Dry January

Going alcohol-free this month? Mixologists are whipping up all kinds of crafty, booze-free beverages to whet your whistle.
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16 Fun Things to Do In January

Enter to win a summer wedding at the library, volunteer for MLK Day, celebrate the Lunar New Year and take a polar plunge at Mosaic District.

Where to Celebrate Hanukkah in Northern Virginia

The Jewish Festival of Lights is coming in hot with menorah lightings, latkes and the return of D.C.'s annual Matzoball for singles. 🕎

Holiday Happenings In and Around Arlington This Week

Build a Lego ornament, catch a Christmas flick, watch fireworks at George and Martha's place, and slip in one last word with Santa this week.

Where to Go Out for Christmas Dinner or Brunch

Take some of the season's stress off your plate by letting someone else fill it—with black truffle risotto and prime rib.