Arts & Entertainment

Arlington Artists Alliance Opens New Gallery

Exhibits of local artists' work will change every six weeks at this boutique showcase at The Crossing Clarendon.

Fun Water Adventures to Beat the Heat

Cool off with a float down the river, natural swimming holes, kayaking, paddleboarding and other splashy outings in and on the water.

Catch These Free Outdoor Summer Concerts

Jam out to jazz, bluegrass and everything in between on these outdoor stages in and around Arlington.

10 New Books to Read in July

Historic horror stories from the 50+ states for teens and the tale of America’s most notorious female crime lord are among the library's newest releases.

10 Fun Things to Do in July (Beyond Fireworks)

See a military tattoo, head out for a trivia-karaoke competition and let the kids bounce off the walls (of a moonbounce) this month.

Where to Celebrate Pride Month In and Around Arlington

Head out for dance parties, drag shows, author talks, festivals and a police meet-and-greet in honor of the LGBTQ+ community. 🏳️‍🌈

10 New Books to Read in June

A graphic novel about striving for your goals, a history of D-Day and of course, several summer romance reads are among the library’s newest releases.

Can’t-Miss Happenings In & Around Arlington in June

Celebrate summer's arrival with Pride Month events, bicycle races, outdoor music festivals and fireworks.
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Where to Catch Outdoor Films This Summer

Lineups include 'Barbie,' 'The Color Purple' and a symphony-accompanied screening of 'Harry Potter.' 🎬

7 Things to Do with the Family Memorial Day Weekend

Find live music, carnival rides, parades and remembrances at these holiday weekend events in the DMV.

10 New Books to Read in May

The library’s latest adds include a recurring, nightmarish fantasy, a humorous dating story with a twisty mystery–and the true story of a deadly volcanic eruption written for teens.

10 New Books to Read in May

The library’s latest adds include a recurring, nightmarish fantasy, a humorous dating story with a twisty mystery–and the true story of a deadly volcanic eruption written for teens.