March/April 2024 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Shop Local: Fonts Books & Gifts

Attention readers: McLean now has its own independent bookstore.

Make Time for Creativity at Studio PAUSE

The Columbia Pike creative studio hosts workshops and doubles as a gallery displaying visual and literary artworks in a variety of media.

Get Away: Merriweather Lakehouse Hotel

The nature- and music-inspired hotel is only a short walk from Merriweather Post Pavilion, the iconic concert venue in Columbia, Maryland.

‘I Have a Lot of Pride in Who I Am’

Arlington has one of the largest Mongolian populations in the U.S. Growing up, that was my community.

Get Away: Spacious Skies-Shenandoah Views

Take in the scenery and see wildflowers in bloom during a stay at this rustic campground near Shenandoah National Park.

A Historic Queen Anne Home Gets a New Lease on Life

Built in 1881, Broadview suffered a series of bad additions over the years. The latest renovation honors its original architecture.

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Get Away: Townley House in Easton, Pennsylvania

Located along Easton’s famed “Millionaire’s Row,” this vintage property is now a boutique hotel.

These Tantalizing Cookies Have a Surprise Inside

Falls Church baker Jessica Ogle gets a sweet thumbs-up from our dining critic.

For Sculptor Foon Sham, Art is Second Nature

'Ridge," a permanent installation in Virginia Square, is one in a series of works exploring natural materials and the concept of shelter.

Go Crazy for Dumplings at Tiger Dumplings

Visit the Clarendon eatery for steamed and soup dumplings, pot stickers and other Northern Chinese specialties.

How to Make Your House More ‘Climate Resilient’

Climate change is intensifying heat waves, severe storms and floods. Here are some ways to safeguard your home against the elements.

Bidding Farewell to That Makeshift Home Office

During the pandemic, their Arlington dining room was overrun with office equipment. Now they've taken it back.

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Letter from the Publisher

This Old House

How Signature Theatre’s Mark G. Meadows Found His Jam

Once upon a time, the jazz virtuoso and musical theater star was a reluctant performer. Not anymore.

Where In the World Is Frank Fumich?

Whether he’s running a 150-mile race in extreme terrain, running the company he built, or running a fundraiser for someone in need, this guy never stops running.

Book a Stay at a Treehouse Hideaway

Spending the night in the wooded embrace of the forest appeals to the inner child in all of us. Cozy up in one of these cabin rentals.

Letter from the Publisher

This Old House

A Place for Homegoing During Segregation

Chinn-Baker Funeral Service started out serving Arlington's Black community when others would not. It's still in business today.

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A Confederate Officer Built This House. Today Its Owner is Black.

Larry Chattoo has made peace with his home’s complicated past. The design speaks volumes.

Neighborhood Real Estate Guide 2024

Looking to buy or sell? Here's the latest inventory data, average sale prices and average days on market in 400+ subdivisions in Arlington, McLean and Falls Church.

Restaurant Review: Surreal

Chef Enrique Limardo puts whimsical twists on casual classics at his new restaurant in National Landing.

This Sears Kit House Renovation Is Fresh and Nostalgic

A restored 1932 catalog home in historic Maywood goes for maximum efficiency with some cool retro touches.

32 Splendid Brunch Spots Around Town

Treat yourself to mimosas, bloody marys and breakfast foods galore. Daylight hours never tasted so good.