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DIY Inspiration and Art in Fairfax County

Michelangelo “saw the angel in the marble”. Marc Chagall believed “great art picks up where nature ends.” And Georgia O’Keefe painted flowers “because they are cheaper than models and don’t move”. Every artist has a unique vision and a unique reason why they create. Art is an expression where…

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Visit These Legendary Businesses in Fairfax County

We probably don’t say it enough. But Fairfax County is good for business. Dozens of Fortune 500 companies are headquartered here, including Freddie Mac, Capital One, Hilton Worldwide, and Booz Allen Hamilton, because customers, airports, and the world’s most powerful city are all nearby. And while…

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9+ Ways to Experience the New LEGO Discovery Center

Have you ever taken part in a space adventure, seen a tree made of LEGO, or watched a film in a 4D cinema? Well, now you can do all three of these things and more at the brand-new LEGO Discovery Center, which is now open at the Springfield Town Center. With 12 unique areas of fun, kids can enhance…

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Nature, Food, and Arts & Culture in the Dulles Corridor

A stay in the northwest area of Fairfax County not only puts you in the midst of Northern Virginia, but it also puts you at the core of fun and adventure in the region. Uncover natural wonders, dive into intriguing history, sip on local brews, and savor global flavors that'll make your taste buds…

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4 Reasons To Attend The World Culture Festival

Picture this: The National Mall in Washington, DC is filled with multicultural celebrations that will color the streets with over 150,000 visitors from around the world - all enjoying an abundance of ethnic food, vibrant dance performances, and connecting through soul-enriching meditation. This is…

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Concerts, Movies, & More at the Accessible Wolf Trap

Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts is the only national park dedicated to the performing arts. Pretty cool. In a unique fusion of arts and nature, the National Park Service manages 117 acres of park, grounds, and buildings, while the Wolf Trap Foundation oversees programming that serves…

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