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Once too polluted for recreation, this D.C. waterway is making a dramatic comeback. Here are some fun ways to get out on the water.

Hear live music, attend a cookout and learn about Black history on this holiday commemorating our nation's second independence day.

Arlington dermatologist Courtney Herbert sets the record straight about how to guard against skin-damaging solar radiation.

Prepare your palate for hummus with duck confit, lychee-stuffed crepes, French pastries and so much ice cream.

Pan for gold, hunt for fossils, explore cliffsides and take a dip in a calm, cool lake. These low-key parks have a lot more than just nature walks.

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Arlington woodworker David DeJulio juxtaposes natural woods with epoxy resin to create one-of-a-kind furniture pieces.

Treat yourself to Filipino street food, tacos, house-made pasta, ceviche, high-style cocktails and all-day brunch.

This vibey McLean sitting room designed by Ann Gottlieb is a place for after-dinner drinks and conversation.

Head out for dance parties, drag shows, author talks, festivals and a police meet-and-greet in honor of the LGBTQ+ community. 🏳️‍🌈

Grill kits, cookies, whiskey tastings and outdoor games promise to make Dad feel special. Check out these gift ideas and local experiences.

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