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.
Try their authentic Moroccan tangines or the chicken bastilla while you are entertained by belly dancers on weekends. Click the link for a coupon for 10% off your check.
NOTE: Taste of Morocco is now closed.
Are you a hockey fan? Hard Times Cafe in Clarendon will be hosting a viewing party Saturday, February 26th, 2011 starting at 6PM for the 7PM game. They will have raffle prizes, free Caps glasses to the first 100 people and specials for the game. Get there early for a good seat.
I love this wonderful old interview with Elizabeth Campbell, WETA Founder, by her husband, Edmund, who were friends of my parents. It makes you realize just how much Arlington has changed since the 30’s. You can share YOUR Arlington story at “Tell Arlington’s Story.”
This free event celebrating Arlington’s African American heritage is typically held at Charles Drew Community Center in February. The 30th Annual Festival was held on February 24, 2024. There have been musical and dance performances, standup comedy, a history exhibit, kids activities arts and crafts, balloon animals and face painting. They have also had authentic soul food and dozens of vendors. Click this link for more details about this event in future years.
Come see the American Youth String Ensemble perform a varied selection of classical works in their “Musical Mosaic” at Kenmore Middle School on Saturday February 26th, 2011 at 3 PM or the American Youth Symphonic Orchestra and American Youth Concert Orchestra presenting “From Vienna to Seville” at 6 PM.
This game based on the Parker Brothers Monopoly game lets you wheel, deal and develop Arlington real estate. Buy the Library, Artisphere, Signature Theatre, or other local establishments.All proceeds go to the Arlington County Office of Teen Programs. Click the link to see where you can buy the game or place an online order.
