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Chorus Sings Through Season
Children’s offshoot of Choral Society finds success in its third season.
Chorus Sings Through Season
Providing Refuge from the Storm
Irving Middle School students raise $6,000 for Katrina relief.
Providing Refuge from the Storm
Live Bands and Fresh Food
Sweethearts restaurant and nightclub offers casual dining and fun.
Live Bands and Fresh Food
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
Youth from the Annandale area walk for three days to remember the migration of their Mormon ancestors.
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
Youth from the Annandale area walk for three days to remember the migration of their Mormon ancestors.
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
Taylor Behl Reward Fund Benefit
Over $8,000 was added to the Taylor Behl reward fund at Sunday's concert at Jammin' Java.
Taylor Behl Reward Fund Benefit
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
Youth from the Annandale area walk for three days to remember the migration of their Mormon ancestors.
Hands-On History Via Handcarts
‘Fears and Phobias’ Serves Up Diverse Views on Fear
New exhibit at Torpedo Factory runs through Feb. 19.
At the Tornado Factory's new exhibit, "Fears and Phobias," artists were given the opportunity to explore that which makes people afraid or anxious.
Making a Joyful Noise for Her Alma Matter
Holy Child alumna Stephanie Falcone will perform a benefit concert for Holy Child school this Friday.
She didn't grow up in the bayou or surrounded by fields, but Stephanie Falcone's heart is in the country — country music, at least.
Joining Together To Save Animals
There are dozens of animal welfare organizations across the country working to secure "forever homes" for dogs and cats of all ages. And while there's a general camaraderie amongst them, stemming from their common cause, what's a little friendly competition among peers? For the past few years, the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) has sponsored a nationwide contest to challenge shelters to see how many more animals they could adopt between June and August beyond the total the year before.
Feeling Pretty Good
T.C. Williams grads hit the road for first tour out of the D.C. area.
A shared appreciation for the blues has morphed into an increasingly successful reggae band with enough popularity to literally take their show on the road. FeelFree, a group of five 20-something men from Alexandria, mostly T.C. Williams graduates, last week kicked off their first East Coast tour, which will take them from this area up to New York City and down to North Carolina, with a stop in Charlottesville along the way.
Building International Bridges
Ukrainian Group spent 10 days here learning about business development, cultural opportunities.
They arrived as strangers but left filled with optimism and ideas for how to improve their own home, half a world away.
Tweens and Teens Have a Ball
First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden host Kids Inaugural Concert to honor military families.
Teens, tweens and their parents danced in the aisles, on their chairs and around the stage at the star-studded, Kids' Inaugural Concert honoring military families on Saturday, Jan. 19, in Washington, D.C.
Dancing Life into Books
Upcoming performances from Jane Franklin Dance incorporate movement and storytelling.
Jane Franklin likes to keep busy and to keep her company moving. During the next few weeks, the Arlington-based dance company is performing a number of pieces, each of which depend in movement and music to tell stories.