March-April 2017 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Locally Made

Mark your calendar for the fifth annual Handmade Arlington juried art and crafts show,...

What Arlington is Reading

A look at the bestselling titles from Barnes & Noble Clarendon as of Jan. 1, 2017.

The War on Polio

The vaccine trial that curbed a nationwide epidemic started at Franklin Sherman Elementary School.

Zoya’s Atelier Comes to Falls Church

The boutique specializes in bridal and formal couture from hard-to-find designers.

Colorful Home Textiles to Break That “Greige” Rut

Mira Jean Designs' vibrant patterns can be converted into upholstery, window treatments and more.

When Your Resume Says “Poet Laureate”

What does the job entail? We asked Katherine E. Young, the first poet to hold that title in Arlington.

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Where to Eat and Drink in Baltimore

Charm City's Remington, Hampden and Woodberry neighborhoods are trendy and tasty.

Great Spaces: A Warm Welcome

Designer Shanon Munn's McLean foyer makes an immediate impression.

Style Pick: Plylites DIY Light Fixtures

This modern chandelier is easy to assemble and affordable.

If You’re Looking for Bespoke Catering…

Heirloom Catering in Falls Church ensures that no two events are exactly alike.

Where to Find Free Outdoor WiFi in Arlington

Yes, you can binge-watch on your lunch hour.

Love Your House? Have Its Portrait Painted

Arlington artist Neil Shawen creates architectural renderings that can be framed and turned into notecards.

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Check Out Arlington’s Artists Walk

Artist Barbara Januszkiewicz is increasing Virginia Square's cool factor.

Thanks For the (Musical) Memories

Certain songs just take me back.

Now Brewing: Kodikas Coffee

The Arlington roaster got its start with help from Veritas Coffee in Manassas.

Drinking in Williamsburg

Discover microbreweries, wineries, distilleries and meaderies along Williamburg's Tasting Trail.

Four Remodels That Will Inspire You

Need a change? Have a look at these masterful makeovers.

Where Harriet Tubman Walked

Retrace the trail from slavery to freedom at Maryland's new Underground Railroad Visitor Center.

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Real Estate Prices by Neighborhood – 2016

Home sales trends in more than 300 neighborhoods in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church over the past five years.

Alexander Robey Shepherd: The Man Who Built the Nation’s Capital

The recently released biography is by Arlington author John Richardson.

Permitting for Arlington Remodels Causes Homeowner Headaches

Want to fix up an older Arlington home? It may be easier said than done. Here's why.

Road Trip to Red Truck Bakery

Arlingtonian Brian Noyes has bakeries in Marshall and Warrenton. And they're worth the drive.

Save the Salamanders!

The Long Branch and Gulf Branch nature centers need volunteers to help protect migrating amphibians this spring.

Where to Find the Best Antiques

Local collectors share their favorite shops, auction houses and more. Plus a few pro tips.

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Briana Scurry Talks Concussions

The Olympian and Women's World Cup champion on the brain injury that ended her goalkeeping career. And kickstarted her role as advocate.

Restaurant Review: Ambar

Balkan comfort food, easygoing service and a stylish setting add up to one happy spot.

Charles Drew Lived Here

The "father of the blood bank" grew up in Arlington. And his legacy is lasting.