September/October 2021 Issue - Arlington Magazine

Luxe accents make this family workspace an inviting place to be productive.

Surround yourself with artsy comfort on your next visit to UVA.

The must-see museum in Cape May, N.J., opened for in-person visits on Juneteenth of this year.

The Shaw offshoot promises all kinds of greenery, free repotting services and advice for budding botanists.

Tran Truong looked into her crystal ball and saw a cool store concept for Coach. Then came another top fashion label.

Here are the numbers, as reported by graduating seniors.

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The owners of this Cherrydale home love vivid colors, patterns and wild creatures. It shows in the décor.

The retro fiber art is making a comeback. Think wall hangings, yoga-mat carriers, handbags, nursery mobiles and more.

When stages went dark due to Covid, the Encore Stage & Studio veteran took his show outside.

When Liz Lord started chemotherapy, cold capping saved her hair. Now she's helping others gain access to the same technology.

Even in progressive Arlington, white students have opportunities that many students of color don't have. How do we change that?

University campuses are proliferating in Northern Virginia to meet demand for tech talent.

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The attacks 20 years ago left Arlington and our nation forever changed.

College Bound

Find avocado toast, grain bowls, green smoothies and craft cocktails at Roots Provisions & Grocery.

An Arlington back-up singer uses her 5 minutes of TV fame to promote body positivity.

They somehow continued to engage and inspire our children, even when classrooms were closed.

In the world of flag, the Virginia Hurricanes are known as the team to beat.

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Find Patrice Olivon's J'Aime Madeleine at these local farmers markets.

I had relatives on both sides of World War II. They all loved the game.

This Cape May destination is like a cross between an Airbnb and a beachy boutique hotel.

Chef Cathal Armstrong pays homage to his Dubliner grandparents at a new pub in Westpost.