Whether you live in Arlington, Virginia or are thinking of moving here this site is for you. Presented by Elizabeth Bouchard, Arlington native and longtime real estate professional.
Shirlington Dog Park has a puppy party, socialization sessions for puppies ranging in age from four months up to nine months, most Saturday mornings in the “small dog” enclosed areas of park. Check their website for current information.
Located at the corner of N. Harrison Street and 27th Street N, Chestnut Hills Park is one of the most popular playgrounds in North Arlington. The 4.43 acre tree-shaded park features open green space and an education themed playground.
July 31st, 2010 was Family Fun Day at Bluemont Park from 10-2 with inflatables, sports challenges, games, bike rides and more. Grills were available or you could pack a picnic. Check the Arlington website and search for Bluemont Park once Summer is here to see if a 2011 date has been set.
Revolution Cycles and the Crystal City BID held a “Monuments at Night” HUB Spin Saturday July 31st, 2010 when this was posted on Facebook. You could rent a bike from the Crystal City cycle shop and head across the river as a group to view the monuments at night by bike. Since it started in Arlington, I included it on this site.
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Arlington has been named one of the most walkable cities in the Country. WALKArlington Walkabouts are a series of self-guided walking tours of eighteen Arlington neighborhoods including Rosslyn, Fairlington, Arlington Forest, Ashton Heights, Clarendon-Courthouse, & Ballston-Virginia Square.
The Annual Firefly Festival is held in June or July at Fort C.F. Smith. Bring a picnic and wait for the sun to go down and the fireflies to come out. Check the County’s Parks and Recreation site for this year’s date.
