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Getting Around Fairfax County

Need help planning your trip? We’ve assembled a list of helpful transportation links for visitors coming to Fairfax County. This should help you plan your journey to, and around, Northern Virginia.

Helpful Transportation Links and Information

We've assembled a list of helpful transportation links for visitors coming to Fairfax County. This should help you plan your journey to, and around, Northern Virginia.

Feel free to click on any of these links to find information on the different transportation options offered to individuals coming to Fairfax County and the Capital Region.

"Greater Tuna" at The Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre

Jul 16 - Sep 19, The Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre Richmond Highway and Furnace Road Lorton, VA

Recurring weekly on Sunday, Friday, Saturday
Times: Friday, Saturday, Sunday evenings and special Sunday Matinees.
Contact: The Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre
Phone: (703) 550-7384
Admission: $25 - $45, group discount for parties of 15 or more
The citizens of Tuna, Texas, have a lot on their plate! The town judge has been found dead in a compromising position, someone has been poisoning the local pooches, and Charlene still can’t make the cheerleading squad! Two men. Twenty characters. Too funny for words! Greater Tuna is America’s most frequently produced comedy since its debut in 1981. The Lazy Susan is one of the few remaining dinner theatres in the area, and the only one in Fairfax County. A pioneer in "chow business" in the 1970s, the Susan, as she is affectionately known, offers a Texan twist to its famous Pennsylvania-Dutch Buffet to capture the spirit of the production. The price for both dinner and show beats the cost of most theater tickets alone!

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"Hug Trees" Tom Freund

Aug 14, Jammin' Java Vienna, VA

Times: 10:30am
Contact: tickets@jamminjava.com
Phone: (703) 255-1566
Admission: $8 for everyone one and older
The theme of Hug Trees is for kids to get outside and enjoy nature with a nod to Freund's new home Venice Beach. Whether gathering sea shells, walking the dog or hugging a tree, Freund urges kids to get outside and keep it moving. To help spread the word, the NY-raised singer rounded together a bevy of great musicians and produced the project with Steve McCormick at his studio in Mar Vista, California. The album features instruments ranging from ukulele and mandolin to stand up bass and slide guitar. Michael Jerome (Richard Thompson) and Richie Hayward (Little Feet) share drum duties, Eric Heywood (Ray Lamontagne) plays pedal steel and even a member of Canned Heat, Stanley "the Baron" Behrens plays saxophone. Guest singers on Hug Trees include the ever-amazing Victoria Williams who adds her beautiful voice and childlike playfulness to "Seashells". Rising star Brett Dennen pulls double duty by penning and singing on the rowdy "Party in the Yard". The lovely and talented Abra Moore brightens up "Apple From The Tree." "I hope people enjoy the album as much as we enjoyed making it," says Freund. "Who knows, I might have found a day job I love after all these years." http://www.hugtrees.org/Hug_Trees/Home.html http://www.myspace.com/hugtreesmusic http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hug-Trees-Tom-Freund-Friends/184618585626