Things to Do
Luxury bowling alley Bowlero opens its doors in Crystal City
The national chain, which offers bowling, arcade games and dining all under one roof, adds its sixth location to Northern Virginia.
This is everything you can do at Colonial Williamsburg right now
The historic tourist attraction is officially open, with new health protocols and exciting programming put in place this summer.
From mosaic classes to bike rides: What We’re Looking Forward To This Week, July 6-12
This week, the Northern Virginia Magazine editorial team is looking forward to making art, Wolf Trap Sessions, working out, drive-in movies, swimming with pets and exploring biking trails in the area.
Hop in your car and visit 18th Street for food, drinks and more
The Adams Morgan neighborhood of DC was hit hard economically as a result of the coronavirus. Now, the city is considering turning 18th Street into a full-time pedestrian zone to help.
Wolf Trap to offer virtual Wolf Trap Sessions in place of summer performances
The newly announced concept will include pre-recorded streaming performances for performing arts enthusiasts of all ages, keeping locals entertained all summer long.
The Best Bike Trails Near NoVA for Beginner and Advanced Riders
Whether you have little ones in tow or are trying to catch a rush on wilderness-filled pathways, these biking trails less than three hours away from NoVA are worth the drive.
Del Ray Artisans hosting ‘Take Away Art’ exhibit through the end of July
Support local artists and find new decor for your home at this exhibit benefiting the gallery and its nonprofit efforts.
McLean Community Center’s Super Summer Scavenger Hunt begins in July
Lasting through August, the scavenger hunt is a free and virtual event meant for all ages.
21 Smithsonian virtual events to tune into this July
Find weekly meditations, expert-led conversations on racial inequities, hands-on workshops for kids and so much more this month from the Smithsonian Institution.
Winchester’s 1455 Summer Literary Festival goes virtual
Despite the pandemic dampening in-person plans for the festival’s second year, the team has moved all workshops, speakers and more online, and it’s entirely free.
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