Fairfax County Times

The Fairfax Times, often referred to as the Fairfax County Times, is a weekly publication based in Reston, Virginia. It focuses on news and events relevant to Fairfax County, Virginia.

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Alden Theatre welcomes acclaimed pianist Francesca Hurst

2 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The Annandale resident will perform a diverse program, including memorable nocturnesThe Alden Theatre presents an afternoon of captivating piano artistry with Francesca Hurst on June 8, beginning at 2 p.m. Celebrated for her dynamic performance style, the Annandale resident seamlessly bridges classical and contemporary music, delivering performances that are as expressive as they are technically impressive.
NextStop Theatre cuts loose with Footloose

2 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

This weekend is the final chance to catch this showDon’t tell NextStop Theatre Company that dancing isn’t allowed, as the popular Herndon theater is staging the electrifying musical, “Footloose.” Based on the 1984 Kevin Bacon film “Footloose,” which featured the hit Kenny Loggins title track, it was turned into a Broadway musical in 1998 and has been wowing audiences ever since with national tours and other professional showcases.
Outrage grows over ‘victory’ mural at local falafel shop

2 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Asra Nomani

A mural on the wall of Falafel Inc., a restaurant on District Avenue in the bustling Mosaic District in Fairfax, has sparked outrage among local residents, business owners, and members of the Jewish community, who say the imagery glorifies violent extremism and promotes anti-American symbolism.
Outrage grows over ‘victory’ mural at falafel shop

3 days ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Asra Nomani

A mural on the wall of Falafel Inc., a restaurant on District Avenue in the bustling Mosaic District in Fairfax, has sparked outrage among local residents, business owners, and members of the Jewish community, who say the imagery glorifies violent extremism and promotes anti-American symbolism.
"Chicago" razzle-dazzles into Tysons

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

Capital One Hall presents the long-running Broadway musicalSince Capital One Hall started its Broadway in Tysons series, the venue has made it possible to see top theatrical musicals without going to New York City or Washington, D.C. This weekend, musical theater fans in Northern Virginia will be treated to the national tour of the longest-running American musical in Broadway history, as “Chicago” promises to delight audiences with its iconic razzle-dazzle dance numbers and unforgettable songs.
Have you met Josh Radnor?

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Keith Loria

The star of “How I Met Your Mother” shows off his singing skills at Jammin Java“How I Met Your Mother” is one of the most popular comedies of the 21st century. It has run nine seasons on CBS and attracts new fans annually thanks to syndication and streaming on Netflix.
Fairfax County political pioneer passes away

1 week ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Heather Zwicker

A second Fairfax County politician passed away last week. Catherine M. “Cathy” Hudgins died on May 24. She was 81. Hudgins made history as the first African American to serve on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors. She served the Hunter Mill District from 2000 until her retirement in 2019.
I love you so much, it’s scary...

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Hannah Dellinger

Couples looking for a Valentine's Day with a little more excitement than the usual roses, chocolates and fancy dinners have another option…albeit a rather gruesome one. The Paxton Campus in Leesburg will host its second annual My Bloody Valentine event starting Feb. 12. The Halloween-style house of horrors with a Valentine's Day twist will be a dollhouse theme with spooky dolls and clowns jumping out of mazes and scaring the masses. The gruesome event will be open from Friday, Feb.
Warner: Driverless cars steering NOVA toward the future

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Angela Woolsey

From the outside, the automated and connected cars engineered by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute (VTTI) look like standard SUVs except for a small camera or two fixed to the roof or the interior of the windshield. Open up the trunks, however, and you’ll find a series of bulky, metal boxes, including one labeled “Danger: Electrical Hazard” in bold font. These boxes are the brains of these cars, supplying power, connecting to GPS and radar systems, and collecting data.
All aboard in Lorton!

2 weeks ago | fairfaxtimes.com | Angela Woolsey

Amtrak officially introduced the new level-boarding platform that has been constructed at its auto train station in Lorton, Va., on Monday. The newly designed platform, which was completed this summer, is on the same level as the train, making it easier for passengers to board as they are no long required to climb stairs or use a ramp or mobile lift to get on or off.