Art & Literature

Art & Literature

County Council President Roger Berliner Faces Angry Crowd in Potomac

CLICK IMAGE TO PLAY VIDEO County Council President Roger Berliner faced an angry crowd in Potomac last week as Ginny Barnes questions the transparency of the process for the decision about 20-acres on Brickyard as promised by County Executive Isiah "Ike" Leggett.

Woodlawn Hosts 49th Annual Needlework Exhibition

The annual Needlework Exhibition opened Saturday, May 12 and runs through June 10, 10 a.m.-4 …

Duy Lam Exhibit

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Positivity and Spirituality is in the Air at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton

Local artist Marisela Rumberg created art called ‘Zen Meditation’ to absorb stress.

Workhouse art

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Floyd Mercantile Spins People-Minded Music for Upcoming Jammin’ Java Show

Folk band crafted songs in abandoned hardware store for new album

Floyd Mercantile band

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Fun Afternoon for a Good Cause

Culpepper Garden provides independent living for low income seniors.

Fun Afternoon for a Good Cause

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Summer Reading Challenge Kicks Off in Arlington

Summer Reading Challenge Kicks Off

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Route 1 Is Brightened by a New Mural

Route 1 Is Brightened by a New Mural

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Nepenthe Gallery’s New Spot: More Visibility

Nepenthe Gallery’s New Spot: More Visibility

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Braddock Carries on Musical Tradition: Battle of the Bands

Jamming will commence on Aug. 14 and 21

Jamming will commence on Aug. 14 and 21

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‘Your Daughters Will Prophesy’

Local authors find hope for today from 19th century women’s movement

Local authors find hope for today from 19th century women’s movement

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Musician Now Involves Old Softball Bats and Gloves

Old Town musician Tom Principato shifts direction.

Old Town musician Tom Principato shifts direction.

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Dolly Parton’s Legacy Includes 1975 Show at (Old) Mount Vernon High School

She was part of an “all star shindig” that night, Sept. 28, 1975.

Dolly was part of an “all star shindig” that night, Sept. 28, 1975.