May/June 2022 Issue - Arlington Magazine

This newly renovated dockside hideaway is pet-friendly and super chill.

Maybe it's more than a point on the map, reflects this military wife.

This Arlington remodel did not go exactly as planned. The end result is stunning.

W-L's historic crew team helped build the sport in Northern Virginia and beyond.

Mark Turner dreamed of a place where friends could unplug and drink bourbon by the fire. Then he built it.

Find fresh pastas and sauces by chef Leonardo Rebollo at the Westover Farmers Market.

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Thirsty? Here are a dozen places to imbibe and unwind, whether you’re in the mood for a snug speakeasy, a raucous sports pub or a scruffy dive bar.

Soma Chatterji specializes in the ancient art of mendhi. She does showers, parties and other special occasions.

Pandemic stress has triggered an alarming increase in anxiety, depression and self-harm among teens. Now what do we do?

Social Stigma

It's the sixth D.C.-area location for Eric Shin's winning comfort-food concept.

Get ready for a talent wave of new dining options. Here's who's coming and what's on the menu.

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Arlington yoga instructor Gayle Fleming is a go-with-the-flow kind of person. It's served her well.

Need graduation announcements, wedding invitations or some new wall art? Melissa Livingston is firing up the presses.

Sofiia Hordiiuk's hometown in southeastern Ukraine is occupied by Russian forces. She worries for her parents and sisters.