November/December 2024 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Visiting colleges? If Princeton's on your list, here's a cool place to stay near the Ivy League campus in New Jersey.

Wine sellers Kabir Amir and Swati Bose are resurrecting their beloved business as a wine shop featuring modestly priced vinos from around the globe.

Forty years ago, this bastion of Vietnamese culture was founded by immigrants. Now there's talk of redevelopment.

This Arlington, Virginia, property had enviable views of D.C. that weren't being maximized. So the architect and owners pivoted.

A health scare pushed Lynn Borton out of her comfort zone. She hasn't looked back.

Find something for everyone on your list at these independent stores and boutiques.

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Located on a quiet street not far from Annapolis harbor, this elegant property has suites named after prize-winning racehorses.

These Northern Virginia artists and artisans have something delightful for everyone on your list.

Tucked behind Bun'd Up, Noonchi hits the spot with beer, soju and Korean street food. It's the latest from chef Scott Chung.

Keep the holiday magic alive by taking a trip with St. Nick on the Virginia Scenic Railway.

With this view, why would you ever get out of bed?

Volunteerism is on the decline nationwide. But within our local community is a world of good.

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Arlington's once-grand Abbey Mausoleum was demolished after falling victim to vandals. But its treasures live on.

Skyler Kelley has known hardship. Her Arlington coffee kiosk is the first step in an ambitious plan to pay it forward.

Fallingwater isn't the only Wright structure in Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands. Here's a home tour for architecture enthusiasts.

Chef David Guas brings charm and good eats, with hints of New Orleans, to a new gathering place in McLean.

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