School may be back in session, but no matter the time of year, there is always something happening in Fairfax County. Bookmark this list of all things Fairfax from A-Z. Note that some of these ideas may be seasonal, so always be sure to call ahead or check hours before heading out. A nimal life at…
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Is it just me, or has May been a long time comin’? Things I love about May: gentle sunshine, no humidity, no more of that dastardly tree pollen. It’s the perfect time to get out there and stick it to those trees who tormented us in April (not really, I love our planet, but seriously, don’t let the…
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What is it? This year marks the 86th anniversary of Historic Garden Week in Virginia – hosted by the Garden Club of Virginia. For a week in April, more than 150 homeowners throughout the Commonwealth will open their garden gates and doors. Can I find a tour in Fairfax County? This year, Virginia…
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It's what we've longed for since December ... springtime is finally here! Let's celebrate! April is a busy month here in Fairfax County and the best part about it all is the sense of community you feel in each and every event, festival, historic tour and park visit. Come visit and let us show you…
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Part of the spectacle of the National Cherry Blossom Festival includes the thousands of visitors that flock to Washington, DC to see the famous cherry trees along the Tidal Basin. It's definitely a must-see if you don't mind the hustle and bustle, but if you're looking for a more tranquil and…
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Updated for 2021 Looking for an excuse to eat some delicious sweet and savory goodness? Search no more! Celebrate Pi Day in Fairfax County with our unique bakeries, eateries, and attractions. Sweet Pies The Pie Gourmet 507 Maple Ave W, Vienna, VA Image courtesy Pie Gourmet The Pie Gourmet offers…
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Here on vacation? Business? A little bit of both? Even if you’re a resident looking to break cabin fever, Fairfax County always has something to do. With any luck, March will be the start of a greener season. This means more time for Festivals & Special Events, Nature & Parks, and History -- all…
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