Arlington Magazine

Arlington Magazine highlights and honors the vibrant life in Arlington, McLean, and Falls Church. This publication is released six times annually and strives to meet the high editorial and design standards found in national magazines, all while showcasing the everyday lives of local residents. The magazine offers engaging and insightful content that covers a variety of topics, including dining and food trends, real estate and home design, community stories, education, parenting, health and wellness, fashion, events, travel, and local history. You can subscribe to Arlington Magazine or find it at various local retail outlets.

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12 NoVA Restaurants Where Kids Eat Cheap or Free

6 days ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

Youngsters can be some of the toughest food critics out there, so why drop dough on kids meals they might not like? These area restaurants are so sure they’re attuned to budding tastes, they’re giving their food away to little ones for free. When the restaurant is named after a kid (the owners’ daughter, to be exact), it’s no surprise that they take care of children.
The Best Ice Cream Shops Around Arlington

6 days ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

Ice cream is sweet any time of the year, but a frozen treat is extra when the temperatures rise and school lets out. Whether you’re craving something creamy and decadent or fruity and dairy-free, these scoop shops are sure to please. The first location of this gelateria opened in 2002 in Paris, and now it has found its way to Arlington, with a counter at the Fashion Centre at Pentagon City.
18 Ways to Celebrate Pride Month In and Around Arlington, VA

1 week ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

June is Pride Month, and it’s shaping up to be hopping this year. In addition to the 50th anniversary WorldPride events taking over the DMV, you’ll find a rainbow spectrum of fun and meaningful ways to honor the LGBTQ+ community throughout Northern Virginia. Don’t miss the third-annual Arlington Pride Pageant, hosted by Shi-Queeta Lee, on May 30 from 7-10:30 p.m., when one preeminent queen will take home the crown.
Where to Find Lobster Rolls In and Around Arlington, VA

1 week ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Helen L. Partridge

Nothing says summer like a succulent lobster roll. It’s quite a long drive to New England from here, but you can still get a taste of this beachy favorite close to home, served Maine-style (cold with mayo and herbs) or Connecticut-style (warm with melted butter).
The Best Happy Hour Deals In and Around Arlington, VA

2 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

There’s nothing like capping a long day with a cold drink and a warm bite to eat. Whether you’re on the hunt for $1 wings or wallet-friendly cocktails, here are some great places to visit for boozy bargains and late-afternoon snack specials. For an out-of-this-world time, head to this cosmic-themed brewpub in Shirlington for happy hour Mondays from noon-9 p.m. and Tuesday-Friday from 3-6 p.m. Deals include $4 select beers and $6 frozen cocktails or margaritas, mules and mimosas.
A Long and Steadfast Battle Against a Terrible Cancer

2 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Wendy Grossman Kantor

When Raymond Wadlow graduated from UVA’s medical school in May of 2000, he never imagined his mom would soon begin treatment at the teaching hospital where he had honed his clinical skills and put his empathy into practice. He had just started his residency in internal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia when his mother was diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer. At that point, Wadlow had been contemplating becoming a cardiologist like his stepfather.
Arlington Officials Offer Sobering Economic Outlook Amid Federal Cuts

2 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Helen L. Partridge

Arlington County officials have asked state legislators for financial assistance in the face of federal workforce reductions and funding cuts, but Virginia leaders say the state doesn’t have the funds to give. During a May 19 briefing with members of the Virginia General Assembly, county leaders reported that Arlington is already feeling the effects of slashed federal funding, rising unemployment and a reduction in tourism dollars.
9 Spots for Free Outdoor Summer Concerts in Northern VA

2 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

Warm weather has arrived, and with it, a free outdoor concert to suit every musical taste. Talented local artists are tuning up and preparing to take to the stage in a variety of local parks, amphitheaters and festivals. Dust off your picnic blankets and lawn chairs, and get these gigs on your calendar. This 30th annual event along Arlington’s most diverse corridor returns June 14 with live blues, soul, funk and R&Bs music, plus family-friendly activities, food, drink and local vendor booths.
Pick Your Own Fruits and Veggies at These D.C.-Area Farms

3 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

Produce starts losing nutrients within hours of being picked, which means the fruit and veggies you grab from the grocer have already decreased in nutritional value. For optimal flavor and to see your healthy eating goals come to fruition, head to these nearby pick-your-own (PYO) farms as they reopen for the spring and summer growing seasons. Strawberry season is now underway, and summer promises other kinds of berries, along with peaches, tomatoes, sweet corn, squash, leafy greens and more.
The 7 Best Rooftop Bars In and Around Arlington, VA

3 weeks ago | arlingtonmagazine.com | Stephanie Kanowitz

Looking for a breezy perch where you can lazily sip craft cocktails and local suds while snacking on bar munchies, small plates or a proper dinner? We got you.