The County Board has approved new arts grants made to organizations and individuals whose work enriches the cultural life of Arlington.
Arts & Culture News
Arlington Transfers Lynn Street Esplanade Project Construction to VDOT
The County Board today approved an agreement to transfer construction of the Lynn Street Esplanade Project to the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT). The Lynn Street Esplanade Project will bring pedestrian and bicycle safety, as well as traffic management improvements on North Lynn Street in Rosslyn.
Media Alert: Release Event for Arlington History Booklet “Echoes of Little Saigon”
The new full-color booklet, “Echoes of Little Saigon: Vietnamese Immigration and the Changing Face of Arlington” — a collaboration led by the County’s Cultural Affairs Division working with the Historic Preservation Program and Arlington Public Library’s Center for Local History — will be introduced at an annual traditional event for the Vietnamese community: the Trung Thu Children’s Festival.
Summer’s Best: Arlington County Fair
It is an Arlington County tradition — the Arlington County Fair. Join us for great food, great rides and great fun.
Meet Us at the Courthouse Pop-up Plaza
A pop-up plaza provides a glimpse of what is possible at Courthouse Square.
County Board Approves Arlington Arts Grants, Mobile Art Truck
The Arlington County Board approved grants to 39 local arts organizations, and approved the Arlington Art Truck, a mobile artist-in-residence studio.
Arlington County Names its First Poet Laureate
Katherine E. Young has been selected the first Poet Laureate of Arlington County, to be installed at a brief ceremony during the County Board Meeting at 3 p.m., Tuesday, July 19, at 2100 Clarendon Blvd.
Arlington Seeks First-Ever Poet Laureate
Just in time for National Poetry Month, submissions are now being accepted from those who wish to become the first-ever Poet Laureate of Arlington.
Grant Helps Preserve Memories of Arlington’s “Little Saigon”
The rich cultural history of Arlington’s “Little Saigon” community will be told through a new guide produced with a $9,000 grant from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.
Photography Exhibit to Showcase Columbia Pike’s Diversity
Five photographers’ works will be exhibited in Arlington Mill Community Center.