Culture
An ode to the end of the year
New Year’s Eve will, like nearly everything in 2020, look a bit different.
14 books you should be reading in 2021, according to local experts
Get ready for the new year and cold winter months by stocking up on these great reads, recommended by local librarians and bookstore staff.
Alexandria Launches Holiday Lamp Post Art Walk
The unique activation showcases pieces hung on lamp posts around town.
GMU’s College of Visual and Performing Arts launches new home for virtual education
The LIVE Center delivers dance and other digital education in a truly innovative and immersive way.
How this local lounge singer went from crime-fighting to ‘Fly me to the moon’
Rob Patrick was once a fed who spent his time arresting high-profile criminals. Today, you can find him singing Sinatra at local clubs in the DMV.
Awesome Con’s annual Short Film Festival is streaming free for the first time this year
The annual event–founded by a NoVA resident–offers films, interviews and the audience selection awards.
This local artist has an “Excellent Thought”
Mojdeh Rezaeipour’s latest installation is now on view at the the Greater Reston Arts Center.
How to stream a local performance of The Nutcracker this year
Watch full or shortened performances and go behind the scenes with these ballet companies that prove the show must go on.
5 ways to learn more about the U.S. Presidents
As America readies for the upcoming inauguration this January, check out these in-person and virtual programming options to learn about a few of our country’s former leaders.
Local Author Love: S.A. Snyder’s book explores the ‘value of your soul’
The Herndon-based author’s book help’s readers meditate on life’s annoying moments.
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