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Quarantine Cat Film Festival seeks to support local theaters
Over 1,200 amateur filmmakers filmed their cats during the global pandemic, and now, the videos will culminate at a virtual film festival this June.
These are the most dog-friendly neighborhoods in the DMV
Arlington-based apartment complex The Waycroft analyzed Yelp data and apartment listings in 47 DMV neighborhoods to find out the best home for Fido. Here are the results.
Is summer camp in Northern Virginia still an option for kids this year?
From Arlington County to Prince William County, parks and recreation departments are being forced to make changes to their scheduled programming due to COVID-19.
No Kid Hungry and Nationals Philanthropies give grants to Virginia and Maryland schools
The funding will help kids in Virginia and Maryland access free meals during the current school closures.
George Mason University’s summer camp programs move online; registration now open
Although kids won’t be able to head to the campus for on-site learning, there are still over 80 online summer camp options for ages 5 and up.
Here’s your pet’s chance to be featured in AWLA’s 2021 calendar
The Animal Welfare League of Alexandria’s annual photo calendar contest kicks off soon. Here’s how to enter your four-legged friend.
Tips for teaching children with disabilities and attention difficulties while home schooling
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lives of families across the country. As the virus continues to spread, states continue to invoke stay-at-home orders, prompting students to resort to virtual learning.
8 tips for seniors in isolation, and the importance of staying hopeful
Capital Caring Health has offered a handful of tips to stay connected, active and positive in the era of COVID-19.
8 virtual experiences for the perfect at-home amusement park trip
From virtual roller coasters to a magical fireworks display, these videos will provide a great substitute for your postponed family vacation.
Alexandria Children's Theatre owner on how to spark your kids’ creativity
During stay-at-home orders, it’s been difficult to beat boredom—both for parents and children. Here, Roberta Cullen shares tips for families in quarantine.
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