Alexandria Living Magazine

Alexandria Living Magazine is the sole lifestyle magazine dedicated to the Alexandria area. It debuted its website on January 16, 2018, followed by a bi-monthly print version that started in September 2018. The magazine's goal is to highlight the people, locations, businesses, events, and topics that impact the vibrant and expanding City of Alexandria and its nearby communities.

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Founding Farmers Grand Opening March 12 in Alexandria - Alexandria Living Magazine

1 month ago | alexandrialivingmagazine.com

First 100 patrons will receive free coffee or tea for one year.
A Look at Presidential Inauguration Traditions

Dec 31, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Mary Ann Barton

With the recent passing of President Jimmy Carter at age 100 and the upcoming inauguration for President-elect Donald Trump, presidential history is front and center in the nation’s capital. Presidential inaugurations are the subject of the 75th issue of the White House History Quarterly, an award-winning journal of the White House Historical Association. It has its roots in Alexandria, where founding editor William Seale lived and where the current editor, Marcia Anderson, resides.
Alexandria Ranks Among Friendliest Cities in the Nation - Alexandria Living Magazine

Dec 2, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com

A recent Condé Nast Traveler reader survey ranks Alexandria among the top 10 friendliest cities in the country.
Créme de la Créme: A Dash of Europe in Old Town Alexandria

Nov 17, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Mary Ann Barton

Walking into Créme de la Créme at 907 King St., in Old Town Alexandria is like walking into a European boutique in a century-old village. You’ll find all sorts of unique home-decor, gift and tabletop treasures from sophisticated Italian brands (such as Vietri vases) to whimsical ceramic Guinea Hens crafted in the South of France.
Cooper Mill to Open This Winter

Nov 7, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Mary Ann Barton

Housed in a brick building that once served as a mess hall and commissary during the Civil War, Cooper Mill will open its doors in early December along Old Town Alexandria’s waterfront. One of the last remaining waterfront warehouses in Old Town, the building at 10 Duke St., was restored by Murray Bonitt of Bonitt Builders, who has restored other historic buildings in the area including one that houses Virtue Feed & Grain restaurant just down the street.
The Power of Public Art in Alexandria

Sep 20, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Isabella Smith

Art can appear in unexpected places in Alexandria — like on the side of a Harris Teeter grocery store. On the brick wall on the north side of the Harris Teeter at 500 Madison St. in Old Town North, steel panels are laid as a reflection of the city of Alexandria.
Inova Continues Expansion of Holistic Cancer Care

Sep 19, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Grace Kenyon

All too often, cancer patients are given the worst news of their lives, handed a list of doctors and left to figure out the next steps. When this happens, patients can experience undue stress and treatment can be delayed. This is exactly what the Inova Schar Cancer Institute (ISCI) works to avoid. Now in its fifth year, ISCI integrates new treatments with tried-and-true patient support services.
The Day Taylor Swift Performed in Alexandria

Aug 6, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Isabella Smith

While superstar entertainer Taylor Swift continues her Eras Tour across Europe this week, residents of a certain age may recall that she once performed right here in Alexandria, making a pitstop 15 years ago at a local high school . It was Tuesday, April 28, 2009. The multi-Grammy-winner stopped by the Garwood Whaley Auditorium at Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria to play an hourlong private concert for the student body. How did they get so lucky?
High School Student's Documentary to Appear In 18th Annual Alexandria Film Festival

Aug 2, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Isabella Smith

Do you ever look at a cluttered area of your home and wonder what's worth saving? The Alexandria Film Festival hosted a screening of “The Arc of Oblivion” in late July. The documentary film, by Ian Cheney, explored how humans archive memories, and how people determine what is worth saving. Over the past few months, students from Alexandria City High School took the film's concept and are creating a special project that will be unveiled at the Alexandria Film Festival this November.
Pilates Studio Helps Injured Military Members Recove

Aug 2, 2024 | alexandrialivingmagazine.com | Isabella Smith

A 100-year-old exercise technique is helping military members and veterans recover from injuries today in Alexandria. NextStep Pilates is the non-profit arm of Studio Body Logic, an authentic pilates studio with locations in Alexandria and Arlington. NextStep aims to give active duty military and veterans who were injured in their service the opportunity to participate in one-on-one Pilates sessions free of charge. Clients have said that it has changed their life.