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The Best Books of 2021

Whether you are looking for a book to curl up with or something to gift this holiday season, there’s something for everyone to read on this list.

8 Ways to Eat, Drink, Dance and Light Up the Night This Hanukkah

Fill up on jelly doughnuts, gather for community menorah lightings and move your feet to Klezmer music during this year’s Festival of Lights.

16 Things to Do This Week

Winter lights displays, outdoor happy hours, holiday pop-up markets, kids' theater, a family fun day and the ultimate Fleetwood Mac tribute.

9 Things to Do This Week

Catch an open mic night, Veterans Day observances, a Billy Joel tribute, and an irreverent play by the creator of 'True Blood.' And lace up those ice skates!

10 Books to Read in November

This month's new releases include an oral history of ‘The Sopranos,’ and—after a seven-year (!) wait—the ninth installment of the ‘Outlander’ series.

12 Things to Do This Week

There's a lot going on as we enter a new month and the unofficial...

11 Things to Do Around Arlington This Week

Revisit the royal family, catch Emmylou Harris at Capital One Center and bid farewell to Inner Ear Studio. Oh, and did we mention Halloween events?

13 Adult-Friendly Costume Bashes and Halloween Outings

Get your thrills with creepy cocktails, costume contests, haunted house and graveyard tours, tales of the macabre and a Vampire Ball.

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6 Things to Do Around Arlington This Week

Feast on Restaurant Week deals, watch a ghoulish street-art painting demo and catch a special live-music double header in Clarendon.

9 Things to Do Around Arlington This Week

Celebrate National Coming Out Day, take an outdoor yoga break and pick up design ideas from a home tour.

6 Things to Do This Week

An outdoor pet festival, farm day fun, a theatrical homage to Edgar Allan Poe and a good excuse to order tacos.

Local Artists Headline Langston Boulevard Renaming Events

The first weekend of October brings a ribbon-cutting for a new mural, a gallery show, a walking tour examining Lee Highway's history of racial injustice, and a fall festival.