November-December 2016 Issue - Arlington Magazine

An Arlington master bath makeover by TriVista USA shows the magic of clean lines.

Chesapeake Bay Boat Parades, Snow Season Escapes and a Mayflower Makeover in D.C.

Falls Church's Santamobile, Arlington's favorite Christmas trees, a moving poetry contest and a cool, new play space for tots.

The Falls Church ceramic studio has some of the prettiest little pots and vases you'll ever see.

You wouldn't believe some of the things passengers leave behind at airport security. But Nakia Martin would.

Local beer, wine and spirits experts talk home entertaining.

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You'll find it at the cheesemonger's shops in Ballston, Shirlington and Del Ray.

The latest ringers include a home on Lorcom Lane that sold for $2.37 million.

With federal dollars drying up in Arlington, county leaders are hoping to build a new and different business landscape.

Think your life is busy? This Falls Church canine holds down three jobs.

How a simple idea for a business startup turned into Silver Belles, a full-blown stage production.

How will the county pay for new school construction if school bonds no longer enough?

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How co-owner Nathan Hatfield got his start. And what's in the oven now.

A local writer discusses the immigrant experience. And what many Americans still don't know about Iran.

These homeowners wanted to get out of the house for a little breathing room. But they didn't have to go far.

These famous burying grounds in Virginia, Maryland and D.C. offer curious lore and a taste of the macabre.

Chef Justus Frank brings Charleston-inspired cooking to Del Ray.

Enjoy discounts at area shops and restaurants while supporting Children's National Health System.

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The gentlemen's salon in Clarendon offers cuts, trims and hot-lather shaves.