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February

5

Clarendon Courthouse Mardi Gras
If you have never been to Fat Tuesday, but you would like to get an idea of the expereince, then this happening is not to be missed. Thousands of people pour out of the local bars, restaurants and apartment buildings to enjoy the unique floats, festive costumes, bead throwing, and eccentricities displayed by our finest citizens. The Ballou High School Marching Band injects a turbo charge that makes this evening truly spectacular.

Time: 8 pm

Admission: Free

Location: Wilson Boulevard, between Courthouse and Clarendon
Contact: (703) 298-1629

Transportation: Clarendon & Courthouse Metros; ART 41, 61; Metrobus 38B

March

6
Arlington Living Green: Local Changes - Global Impact

Join Arlingtonians for a Clean Environment for green exhibits, the kickoff of the 2008 Green Living Challenge, ACE volunteer recognition and board election, and refreshments. Hosted by County Board Chair Walter Tejada and featuring keynote speaker Dr. Matthew Wasson, Conservation Director of Appalachian Voices.

Time: 7:00 - 9:30 pm

Admission: Free

Location: Hilton Arlington, 950 N. Stafford St.

Contact: (703) 228-6406

Transportation: Ballston-MU Metro, ART 41, 51, 52, 53, 62, 75, Metrobus

8
Four Mile Run Watershed Clean-up
Here is a very simple way that you can help the local environment and have an an impact on the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay in just 3 short hours. Bring your friends to do good by picking up tires, water bottles, plastic bags, and more.

Time: 9 am - 12 noon

Admission: Free
Location: Arlington Mill Community Center, Barcroft Park & Shirlington
Contact: (703) 228-6406

Transportation: Metrobus 16; W&OD Trail

17

St. Paddy's Day

There is more than one way to go green. Try one of the following Irish Bars - all in Arlington!

Time: What time do you get up?
Location: Ireland's Four Courts, Kitty Oshea's, McFadden's, RiRa, O'Sullivan's, Sine, Whitlow's
Transportation: Clarendon, Courthouse, Crystal City & Pentagon City Metros; ART 41, 61, 82; Metrobus 38B

23

Easter Sunrise Service
The U.S. Army Band will perform Pershing’s Own, and David H. Hicks, Chief of Chaplains, U.S. Army, will speak at the Arlington National Cemetery Amphitheater.
Time: 6:15 am

Admission: Free
Location: Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Ampitheatre
Contact: (703) 607-8052

Transportation: Arlington Cemetery Metro, Mt. Vernon Trail

April

5

National Chamber Ensemble

"The Glorious String Quartet" is the name given to the National Chamber Ensemble's last night of great classic music. Buy your tickets on time at www.ticketmaster.com before they sold out.

Time: 7:30pm

Location: 387-seat Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre,  1611 North Kent  Street, in Arlington, Virginia.

Cost: Individual tickets are  $25

Transportation: Rosslyn Metro Station (Orange & Blue Lines)

12

Arlington Home Show & Expo

You may not need to watch another home improvement show after a vist to this event. Architects, builders, kitchen and bath remodelers, landscapers, window, roofing, flooring, paving, waterproofing, and gutter companies, as well as home maintenance services will be on hand to share home improvements ideas.

Time: 10 am - 4 pm Exhibitor Showcase and Seminars

Admission: Free

Location: Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 South 16th Street

Contact: (703) 310-7114

Transportation: ART 41

13

Crystal Block

An outdoor block party with live music, street vendors, family activities, including the moonbounce, graffiti art, and more. The event will feature the launch of large colorful model airplanes that will be placed around the streets of Crystal City.

Time: 1 - 6 pm

Admission: Free
Location: 23rd St., between S. Eads & S. Fern Sts.
Contact: (703) 412-9430

Transportation: Crystal City Metro; Mt. Vernon Trail

24-27
ACTA Adult Doubles Tennis Tournament
Dust off the racket and join in the fun Thursday through Sunday to support the Arlington Youth Scholarship Fund. The Arlington County Tennis Association and Arlington County Parks & Recreation Department combine forces to organize one of the largest amateur doubles tennis tourneys in the region.

Time: TBA

Admission: $50/team
Location: Bluemont Park, 601 N. Manchester Street
Contact: (703) 228-1835

Transportation: ART 75; W&OD Trail

26

Teen Summer Expo

The Arlington Teen Summer Expo is an annual event that links Arlington teens with summer jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities.
Time: 11 am – 1 pm

Admission: Free
Location: Arlington Career Center, 816 S. Walter Reed Dr.
Contact: (703) 228-1404
Transportation: Ballston-MU Metro, ART 52, 53, 62; Metrobus 38B

29
Cambodian New Year
The Dance Troupe and Music Ensemble Of Cambodian American Heritage has performed in countless venues, and now brings its Cambodian classical and folk dances to Arlington.
Time: 5 pm

Admission: Adults: $12.00, Children 5-12: $7.00, Under 5: Free
Location: Gunston Theater One, 2700 S. Lang Street
Contact: (703) 370-8980 or (301) 292-6862

May

4

US Air Force Cycling Classic

Amateur races begin at 8:00 am. and kid's races 11:30 am. Top women professional and amateurs in the country will hit the starting line at 12:30 pm. followed by the Top Men's Pro/Am teams at 2:00 pm.

Time: 8 am

Admission: Free

Location: Crystal Drive, between 20th & 23rd Sts.

Contact: (703) 351-7200

Transportation: Crystal City Metro; Mt. Vernon Trail

10
Battle of the Boulevard 10K
The second annual run of the Battle of the Boulevard will begin at Clarendon Central Park and weave through Clarendon, Courthouse and Rosslyn.

Time: 10K Run 9:30 am; 2K Walk 9:35 am

Location: Clarendon, Wilson Blvd.& Highland St.

Transportation: Clarendon & Courthouse Metros; ART 41; Metrobus 38B
Contact: (703) 248-6883 

10

Neighborhood Day
It's all about bringing neighbors together. Plan a community event and the Arlington Acounty will help you market it. It's the perfect reason to gather to whole neighborhood for a picnic, yard sale, clean-up, or plant trees.

Time: to be announced

Admission: Free
Location: Wilson Boulevard, between Courthouse & Clarendon
Contact: (703) 228-7748

Transportation: Clarendon & Courthouse Metros; ART 41; Metrobus 38B

10

Walk for the Animals

Help raise money for homeless animals living in Arlington at the 13th Annual Walk for the Animals, sponsored by the Animal Welfare League of Arlington. The walk begins and ends at Bluemont Park.

Time: 9:30 am - 12 noon

Location: 329 N. Manchester Street

Contact: (703) 931-9241

Transportation: W&OD Trail

13

ABBIES Awards

These awards celebrate the best businesses in Arlington, and the Green ABBIE honors businesses who "go above and beyond to improve the Arlington community's environment."

7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Sheraton National Hotel, 900 South Orme Street

(703) 525-2400

16
Bike to Work Day
Meet 800 other bicycle commuters in Rosslyn or Crystal City for this metro-area-wide event.  You will find breakfast snacks and beverages, bike-related prizes, music, and the comradery of others who are first time bike commuters to seasoned bike commuters.

Time: 7 - 9:30 am

Admssion: Free
Location: Rosslyn Gateway Park, Lee Highway & Fort Myer Drive
Contact: (703) 247-9290

Transportation: Bicycles

Taste of Arlington

The is one of the largest events around with a variety of Arlington restaurants offering samples of their finest food to support Community Residences. There is entertainment, including live music and games for kids, businesses offering their products and services, and fun for kids.
Time: 12 noon – 5 pm

Admssion: Ticket Books are $20 in advance, $25 at the gate
Location: Ballston Common, 4238 Wilson Boulevard
Contact: (703) 998-9661

Transportation: Ballston-MU Metro, ART 41, 51, 52, 53, 62, 75, Metrobus

25
Rolling Thunder
This non-profit organization is committed to educating the public on POW-MIA issues.

Time: 12 noon

Admission: Free
Location: George Washington Memorial Parkway, Between Pentagon & Memorial Bridge
Contact: (908) 369-5439
Transportation: Arlington Cemetery Metro, Mt. Vernon Trail

26
Memorial Day Ceremonies
Celebrate Memorial Day in the most appropriate place in America - Arlington National Cemetery.

Admission: Free
Location: Arlington National Cemetery, Memorial Amphitheatre
Contact: (703) 607-8052

Transportation: Arlington Cemetery Metro, Mt. Vernon Trail

June

1
CSC Invitational / Clarendon Cup Bike Race
Time: 8 am – 12 noon

Admission: Free
Location: Clarendon Boulevard, between Clarendon & Courthouse
Contact: (703) 351-7200

Transportation: Clarendon & Courthouse Metros; ART 41; Metrobus 38B

7
Community Bike Ride
This non-competitive cycling event will offer two route options, a longer Tour of Arlington and Alexandria and a shorter Family Ride. Live music by local musicians, the ever popular moonbounce, facepainting, the kinetic bike sculpture & museum.

Time: Community Tour 8:00 am, Family Ride 8:30 am
Admission: TBD
Location: 2121 Crystal Dr.., 20th & 23rd Sts.
Contact: (202) 518-0524

Transportation: Mt. Vernon Trail, Bicycles

8

Crystal Rocks

Come back soon to find out who the big act will be at this 4th annual rock concert.

Time: 2 - 6 pm

Admission: Free
Location: Crystal Drive, between 20th & 23rd Sts.
Contact: (703) 412-9430

Transportation: Crystal City Metro; Mt. Vernon Trail

9

Evolution of Hawaiian Music and Hula
A cultural presentation of song and dance choreographed by Kumu Hula (master hula instructor) Keith Kalanikau Awai of Halau O 'Aulani, and Artistic and Repertoire Manager of the Polynesian Cultural Center on Oahu, Hawaii. Music by the Aloha Boys before the performance.
Time: 1 - 4 pm

Admission: TBA
Location: Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre, 1611 N. Kent Street

Contact:

Transportation: Rosslyn Metro; ART 61, 62; Metrobus 16

21

Columbia Pike Blues Festival
Time: 12 noon – 6 pm, free
Location: Columbia Pike & Walter Reed Drive
Contact: (703) 892-2776

Transportation: ART 41, 75, Metrobus 15

July

4
National 4th of July Fireworks Celebration
Time: Sunset

Admission: Free
Location: Vantage points along George Washington Memorial Parkway, between Key Bridge & Memorial Bridge
Contact: (202) 619-7222

Transportation: Arlington Cemetery & Rosslyn Metros; ART 61, 62; Metrobus 38B

10

State of the County

State of the County is an open forum where The Honorable County Board Chair Paul Ferguson will presents an overview of the economic and developmental status of Arlington. Attendees will find out how Arlington is doing fiscally and developmentally, and the meeting encourages the input of Arlington’s residents and business people.

7:30 - 9:00 am

Crystal Gateway Marriott, 1700 Jefferson Davis Highway

14

Mid-Atlantic Skateboard Series

Powhatan Springs Skate Park

(703) 228-1867

15

Mongolian Naadam Festival

An event with an 800 year old history, making it one of the longest running cultural celebrations on earth. Mongolians gather each summer to celebrate their cultural traditions, music, dance and sport. Features Mongolian wrestling, acrobatics, throat singing and much more.

12 noon – 5 pm

Barcroft Park

(703) 228-1850

17

Puma Pursuit

The Puma Pursuit is a social run with a special PUMA twist (and great PUMA prizes too).

7 p.m.

Pacers Running Store, 3100 Clarendon Blvd.

(703) 248-6883

28-29

Arlington Philharmonic Concert

The Arlington Philharmonic Concert will feature an all Mozart program, conducted by Maestro Ruben Vartanyan.

7:30 pm, free

Kenmore Middle School, 200 S. Carlin Springs Rd.

August

6-10
Arlington County Fair
Featuring carnival rides, exhibits, arts and crafts festival, live entertainment, and great food.

Free

Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 2nd Street South

12

Ecuador Festival

12 noon – 5 pm

Barcroft Park

(703) 228-1850

September

1

World Music Festival

Culturally diverse music featuring Hugh Masekela, Lila Downs, Cyro Baptisita, Benny Jones, Sr. and the Treme Brass Band and The Ska-Talites.  Activities for children, including family musical performances, crafts, an instrument petting zoo, costumes from around the world and mask and face painting.

3:30 – 10 pm, free

Netherlands Carillon, next to the Iwo Jima Memorial

Transportation: Rosslyn Metro

(703) 228-1850

8
Arlington Police Fire Sheriff 9-11 Memorial 5k

A road race that commemorates, honors and supports the victims of September 11th.

6 pm

Crystal City Doubletree Hotel

Transportation: Pentagon City Metro

(703) 228-4158

Rosslyn Jazz Festival

Celebrating it’s 17th year of smooth sounds, this year's event features Regina Carter, Kevin Mahogany, Red Holloway, Kathy Kosins, Bobby Hutcherson, Origem and Geoffrey Gallante.
1 – 7 pm, free
Gateway Park, North Lynn St. & Lee Hwy.

Transportation: Rosslyn Metro
(703) 228-1850

11

Arlington's 9/11 Commemorative Observance

Arlington County remembers the lives lost at the Pentagon and honors those who responded to the attack -- with a ceremonial tolling of a bell 184 times, once for each victim.

9:15 a.m

2100 Clarendon Blvd., Courthouse Plaza

Transportation: Courthouse Metro

29

Clarendon Day

Billed as “Arlington’s Biggest Party.”  This is a community festival with live music, a variety of foods from neighborhood restaurants, activities for all ages, vendors from the Georgetown Flea Market.  Don’t miss the very popular Mexicali Blues Burrito Eating Contest.

12 noon - 7 pm, free

Clarendon & Wilson Blvds., between Highland St. & Washington Blvd.

Transportation: Clarendon Metro

(703) 298-1629

30

A Community Conservation Conversation

Discussion on ways to be a less consumptive society.  Panel members: Paul Ferguson, Chair, Arlington County Board; Monique Tilford, The Center for a New American Dream; Joan Kelsch, an Arlington County Environmental Planner; Drew Langsam, Turner Construction Company; Emily Curley, Alliance to Save Energy; and Martin Ogle, Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority. 

2 pm, free

Arlington Central Library, 1015 N. Quincy St.

Transportation: Virginia Square Metro

(703) 528-5406

October

Early October
Theodore Roosevelt Birthday Celebration
Call ahead,  Free
Theodore Roosevelt Island, George Washington Parkway, between Key Bridge & Teddy Roosevelt Bridge

Transportation: Rosslyn Metro
(703) 289-2550

3

International Walk & Bike to School Month 
8:20 am, free
Ashlawn Elementary School, 5950 8th Rd N.,
(703) 228-6004/6005

6

Oktoberfest

This outdoor festival features more than thirty breweries along with food from ten restaurants. Tasting glasses $20, with Capitol City Brewing donating $1 to The American Red Cross from each sampling glass sold.
12 noon – 7 pm, free
The Village at Shirlington, Campbell Ave.

Transportation: ART 82
(703) 413-6691

7
Army Ten-Miler
Starting and finishing at the Pentagon, this race winds through our Nation's Capital passing such national treasures as the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and the Capitol. Named one of Runner's Worlds "6 Big 1-Milers."

8 am
Pentagon

Transportation: Pentagon City Metro
(202) 685-3361

19-21
ROA-US FreedomWalk Festival

This non-competitive walking challenge brings participants together to promote fun, fitness, and fellowship.  This year's event has a new starting point.

Holiday Inn Rosslyn, 1900 North Fort Myer Drive
Transportation: Rosslyn Metro

(703) 583-5006

27

Pentagon Row Halloween Fest

Boo!  Join the merchants in Pentagon Row for giveaways, coupon specials and free trick or treat bags.  Bally's will have a costume contest, Noodles & Co. will be making ballon animals, mask painting on the plaza and more.

2 – 4 pm, free

Joyce St., Pentagon Row Plaza

(703) 413-6691

Howl-o-ween
Costumed dogs parade through Clarendon.

4 p.m., free
a.k.a. Spot, 2509 N. Franklin Road

Transportation: Courthouse Metro
(703) 248-0093

Haunted Halloween Hike
This year the woods will come alive with Gaia gone awry! Tickets go on sale on Saturday, October 13.

7:30 pm, $10
Potomac Overlook Park, North Marcey Road

28
Marine Corps Marathon

Marine Corps War Memorial, Marshall Drive & Route 50
Transportation: Rosslyn Metro

(703) 784-2225

November

11
Veteran’s Day Wreath Laying Ceremony
11 a.m.; Free
Arlington National Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknowns
(202) 475-0843

December

1–24
Santa Claus Comes to Town
Ballston Common Mall
4238 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 243-6346
The Fashion Centre at Pentagon City
1100 S. Hayes Street
(703) 415-2400

2

Alternative Christmas Gifts Fair:

Mount Olivet United Methodist Church will host its annual fair trade gifts fair from 12pm-4pm in Fellowship Hall at 1500 North Glebe Road in Arlington. Crafts, jewelry, food and other hand-made items from artisans around the globe will be sold to benefit organizations such as Heifer International, Doorways for Women, Students Helping Honduras, Central Asia Institute, Art for Humanity and many more. Admission is free. Visit www.mtolivet-umc.org or contact the main office at 703-527-3934.

3

Public Art in Public Places Lecture

Arlington Central Library from 7-9 PM.
Learn about Arlington’s Public Art Master Plan, Public Art - Public Places, and view a slide presentation of Arlington’s public art collection as it has developed over the last two decades. The master plan and collection reflect the County’s commitment to public art as a key tool for promoting design excellence and creating high quality public space. This presentation is held twice a year and is updated as new projects are completed.

4

Holiday Recycling: Miniature Box & Gift Wrapping

Go green this holiday season with recycled papers and cards. Do you still have last year’s holiday greeting cards? If you are unable to throw away the lovely cards you receive, grab a bundle of them and come to our workshop. We will teach you to make delightful tiny boxes from your old cards. These are perfect to use for small gifts or tuck into stockings. In addition, we will demonstrate some ways to make environmentally friendly holiday wrapping papers and gift embellishments. A fire in the fireplace, refreshments, and music will help you enjoy this early start so that you can "green up" for the holidays. Registration required either online or call 703-228-4747. Activity #: 622450-A
$5 fee per person due on day of program.

6:30 - 8:00 PM

Gulf Branch Nature Center.

( 703) 228-3403.

5

Pentagon Row 5th Annual Holiday Open House

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

Pentagon Row Plaza
FREE
(703) 413-6691.

6

Light Up Rosslyn Ceremony

Music by the Beltway Brass and The Metropolitan Chorus’ "Met Singers". Arlington County Board Chairman Paul Ferguson Flips the Giant Light Switch! Bring a donation from A-SPAN’s Wish List: Winter Coats, Hats, Gloves, Socks & Sleeping Bags. Enjoy hot drinks, chili and Holiday Carols!

1100 Wilson Blvd., Under the ABC 7/WJLA-TV JumboTron

FREE

8

Holiday Open House at a.k.a. Spot

Start planning now for our Holiday Open House on Saturday, December 8th. In keeping with tradition, we'll have cookies, cider, and music to set the mood. All we need is you, so come on over and join the fun!

9

Holiday Event at Arlington House - "December 1860: The Last Christmas"

2 pm - 4 pm

Arlington House in Arlington National Cemetery

(703) 289-2580.

15

Wreaths Across America

12 noon

Arlington Cemetery

(703) 971-4148

24

Waterskiing Santa

Santa is joined by his reindeer on knee boards, flying elves, a dinghy-bound snowman and a Grinch on a jet ski showing off up and down the Potomac.  Meet Santa and his crew before the exhibition at the Columbia Island Marina concession building between noon and 12:45.

1 pm

Lady Bird Johnson Park

(703) 280-1788

January

5

"Night of 101 Elvises"

Elvis will truly be leaving the building this time.  Dr. Dremo's Taphouse celebrates their last night, at the current location, of "Night of 101 Elvises".  You will find some real pros (Young, Fat, Old, Comeback & Military Elivises) that do the impersonator circuit along with some of the worst amateurs in the Country. 

7 pm

2100 Clarendon Blvd.

(703) 528-4660

19
Slacker’s Ball
This event is for those who believe New Year's Eve is for amateurs only...not to mention costing too much.  Dr. FU is the featured act on the main floor and DJs will be spinning tunes in the lower ballroom.  No need for tuxes - just dress casual & stylish. 

Admission: $15 ($5 discount will be given with new children's book donation)

8 pm – 2 am
Clarendon Ballroom
3185 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 560-4446

31

Bi-Annual TPS Report Managers Meeting

What's happening? We need to talk about your TPS reports. Not the coversheet but your cover story the morning after the Bi-Annual TPS Report Managers Meeting (Office Space Movie Festival). You will enjoy a DJ video mix featuring songs from the movie, as well as trivia, impersonations and constume contests followed by the movie. Come dressed as an Office Space character and get a free two for one movie pass!

7 pm Contest begins, 8:30 pm Movie Sarts

Arlington Cinema and Draft House

2903 Columbia Pike

Admission: $8

(703) 486-0345

Ongoing Events

Activities & Entertainment

Free Movie Night
8 p.m. Tuesdays
Dr. Dremo’s
2001 Clarendon Boulevard
(703) 528-4660

Monday Movies
7 p.m.–1 a.m.
Galaxy Hut
2711 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 525-8646

Pub Quiz
7:30 p.m. Mondays
Ireland’s Four Courts
2051 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 525-3600

Quiz Night
9 p.m. Wednesdays
Kitty O’Shea’s
2403 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 522-5295

Quiz Night
8:30 p.m. Wednesdays
Molly Malone’s
3207 Washington Boulevard
(703) 812-0939

Quiz
8:30 Tuesdays
Ri-Ra
2915 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 248-9888

Thursday Karaoke
first Thursday of every month
7 p.m.–1 a.m.
Galaxy Hut
2711 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 525-8646


Career

Peace Corps Informational Session
first Friday of every month12 noon
Peace Corps Office
1525 Wilson Boulevard
Suite 100
(800) 424-8580, ext. 1


Ceremonies

Changing of the Guard Ceremonies
every hour on the hour, every day
10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Arlington National Cemetery
Tomb of the Unknowns
(703) 607-8052

Department of Army/General Officer Retirement Reviews
last Thursday & Friday of every month (call ahead)
4 p.m.
Fort Myer
Ceremonial Hall or Summerfield Hall
Route 50 & Pershing Drive
(703) 696-3011

Marine Corps Sunset Parade
Tuesdays, late May–late August (call ahead)
7 p.m.
Marine Corps War Memorial
Marshall Drive & Route 50
(202) 433-4073


Discovery & Exhibits

Activities, Songs, Stories for Kids & Teens
Arlington Public Libraries

Arlington Arts
Arlington Arts Center
3550 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 248-6800

Bodies: The Exhibition

Rosslyn Spectrum

1611 N. Kent Street

Wild & Lazy Afternoon In The Park and Walk Exhibits
Potomac Overlook Park
North Marcey Road

Education

Computer Courses
Arlington Central Library
1015 N. Quincy Street
(703) 228-5984


Finances

Saturday Morning Stock Talks
11 a.m.
Arlington Central Library
1015 N. Quincy Street
(703) 228-5990


Live Music

Arlington Arts al Fresco Music Series
5/15 - 9/25
(703) 228-1850
(703) 228-6966

Friday Morning Music Club
Random Thursdays (call ahead)
12 noon
Ellipse Arts Center
4350 N. Fairfax Drive
(703) 228-7710

Irish Music
Tues.–Sat.
9 p.m.
Ireland’s Four Courts
2051 Wilson Boulevard
(703) 525-3600

Local Music
Every other Saturday, 5/27–9/16
7 p.m.
Potomac Overlook Park
North Marcey Road

U.S. Army Band Concerts
Tuesdays & Thursdays, January– March
Fort Myer
Route 50 & Pershing Drive
(703) 696-3399


Farmer & Flea Markets

Arlington’s Farmer’s Market
Saturdays through 12/15
8 a.m.–12 noon
North Courthouse Road, North 14th Street & Uhle Street
(703) 228-6400

Civitan Community Garage Sale
First Saturday of every month, April–November
8 a.m.
Washington & Lee High School parking garage
Quincy & 12th Streets at I-66
(703) 534-9268

Clarendon Antique & Collectibles Market

Saturdays

9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Veitch Street at Clarendon Boulevard

(703) 812-8881

Clarendon Farmer’s Market
Wednesdays
3 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Clarendon Metro Park
Clarendon Boulevard & Highland Street
(703) 276-0228

Columbia Pike Homegrown Farmer’s Market
Sundays, 5/5–11/10
10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Pike Park
Columbia Pike & South Walter Reed Drive
(703) 892-2776

Georgetown Flea Market at Courthouse
Saturdays, weather permitting
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Clarendon Boulevard & Uhle Street
(703) 276-0228

Rosslyn Farmer’s Market
Thursdays, May 17 –October 25
11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
N. Lynn Street at Metro Park
(703) 524-2066

The Art Market
Every other Saturday, 5/13–9/9
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Wellburn Square
9th & Stuart Streets
across from Ballston Metro
(703) 228-0560


Sport & Fitness

Tuesday & Thursday Fun Runs
7 p.m.
Pacers
3100 Clarendon Boulevard
(703) 248-6883


Volunteering

Potomac Overlook Work Day
10 a.m.
Potomac Overlook Park
North Marcey Road