AIA Northern Virginia Architecture Month will be celebrated virtually from April 1 to 30. Continue reading “Celebrate AIA Northern Virginia Architecture Month”
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Alexandria To celebrate Black History Month
Black History Month includes virtual and physically distanced events celebrating Alexandria African American history throughout the month of February. Year-round, Alexandria is home to essential Black History tours and experiences, Black-owned businesses to support, and more. Here is a glimpse: Continue reading “Alexandria To celebrate Black History Month”
Savor Indian Flavors At Diya Indian Cuisine
Diya Indian Cuisine is located at 218 N Lee St 2nd Floor, Alexandria, VA. It offers a menu of classic Indian dishes in an elevated dining room with exposed brick & white tablecloths. Family-owned and operated by Raj Tamang and Shyam Lama, who also own Tandoori Nights Fairfax, the Indian-Nepalese eatery is a culinary salute to the ingredients and preparations of Tamang’s homeland. Continue reading “Savor Indian Flavors At Diya Indian Cuisine”
Prices And Pictures Of 1600 Prince St #608 Alexandria VA 22314 :: $409,000
$409,000 :: 1 BR :: 1 BA :: 0 HB :: 739 SQFT :: Alexandria 22314 VA
Beautiful, remodeled one bedroom unit on the top floor of very desirable 1600 Prince Street Condominium. South Facing. Hardwood floors throughout with new kitchen cabinets and granite countertops that opens to living area. Bright and airy … [Read more]
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The Waypoint of Fairlington’s Construction Begins
Construction of The Waypoint of Fairlington officially kicked off Dec. 9 with a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the affordable housing development on the site of a former parking lot of Fairlington Presbyterian Church. Mayor Justin Wilson was among those in attendance, which was limited to comply with current statewide COVID-19 restrictions. Continue reading “The Waypoint of Fairlington’s Construction Begins”
Work Progresses At Virginia Tech Innovation Campus
Work is in progress in Alexandria around Virginia Tech’s Innovation Campus, which is expected to open in Potomac Yard in 2024. The $1 billion project has made some headway in recent months, with building designs set to go before the Planning Commission and City Council on Oct. 6 and Oct. 17 respectively. Continue reading “Work Progresses At Virginia Tech Innovation Campus”
The Alexandria Drive-In Theatre Will Start From August 29
Alexandrians are going to have a socially distanced drive-in movie experience this fall as a result of the partnership of ALX Community and The Garden. The Alexandria Drive-In Theatre will screen a movie every Saturday night for six weeks beginning on Aug. 29. Tickets have sold out already, reflecting a community eager for some pandemic-safe fun outside the house. The movies being shown are silver-screen classics like “Jurassic Park,” “Back to the Future,” “Trolls,” “Field of Dreams,” “E.T.” and “Mamma Mia! Continue reading “The Alexandria Drive-In Theatre Will Start From August 29”
Over $500,000 In Scholarships Awarded By Scholarship Fund Of Alexandria
$504,000 has been awarded by the Scholarship Fund of Alexandria (SFA) in college scholarships to 181 graduating seniors from the T.C. Williams Class of 2020. This is the largest amount awarded for first-year scholarships in the organization’s 34-year program history. Continue reading “Over $500,000 In Scholarships Awarded By Scholarship Fund Of Alexandria”
Enjoy A Free Ride On The King Street Trolley
The King Street Trolley is a free, convenient, and fun way to move around the historic King Street in Old Town Alexandria.
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Residents Clean Local Waterways During Lockdown
Advocates for Clean and Clear Waterways is a charitable organization launched by two D.C.-area residents dedicated to cleaning up local waterways amid stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic. Their first project is Hunting Creek. Caleb Merendino and Ben Swanson are the pair behind the group. They said they’ve pulled 110 bags of garbage out of the creek over the past six days and will need another 100 bags to finish the cleanup. Continue reading “Residents Clean Local Waterways During Lockdown”