Support Local Small Businesses here in Fairfax County Local businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic but have the chance to rebound as things gradually return to normal. 31.6% of Virginia small businesses were pushed to closure due to covid-19. Small businesses are the foundation of communities. They give your town its charm and…
Spring has finally sprung. Although it may not feel like it just quite yet DMV temperatures are warming slowly. The 2022 DC Cherry Blossom Festival is starting soon! Arguably the most popular event besides the inauguration, the DC Cherry Blossom Festival is a great chance to take in the beauty of Washington DC. Gifted to…
Bibliophiles mark your calendars for March 4th and 5th. The Friends of the Tysons-Pimmit Library are hosting a used book sale at the Tysons-Pimmit Regional Library. There are almost 10,000 used books available for sale! Whether you are looking for a new bedtime story or searching for the next thriller to read you are likely…
Colorful, Festive, and full of Fun Mardi Gras is here. Mardi Gras is known for its music, beads, celebratory spirit, and sweets, more specifically the king cake. There is also the New Orleans tradition of hiding a small baby doll within the cake. The person who finds the doll is king for the day. While…
Sweet Doughtnuts and Savory Hard Ciders Let go of the work week stress because we’ve found a great way to sweeten up your weekend plans. This weekend on Saturday, February 26th, is the Arlington Hard Cider and Doughnut Fest! This event is perfect for date night or a night out with friends. The festival takes…
Ride the Slopes Virginia is lucky enough to experience all four seasons. But if you are looking to hold onto the winter wonderland experience take a look at this experience. Things to do DC has set up an exhilarating nighttime excursion leaving from the Vienna metro station to Pennsylvania. Similar to sledding, snow tubing will…
February is American Heart Month Keep your health and heart in mind this month. Did you know February is American Heart Month? Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and around 600,000 people will experience their first heart attack every year. So as you’re throwing out your empty Valentine’s chocolate…
