Cirque du Soleil comes to Tysons II with a stunning performance of ‘LUZIA’ Cirque du Soleil started touring the U.S. in 1987 and has since become an international sensation. The modern circus tells narratives featuring stunning light and sound aspects, as well as breathtaking displays that defy human nature in a show that reinvented circus […]

Name and occupation. Lisa Scala, Director of Business Development, WDG Architecture What is your biggest beauty splurge that you deem necessary? I wouldn’t say it’s necessary, but I do splurge on good jewelry. What is the beauty product will you would not leave the house without? Lipstick and mascara What is your workout pick? I […]

Three-part live music experience kicks off April 19 at MPA@ChainBridge Local musicians will rock MPA@ChainBridge this spring as part of McLean Project for the Arts’ (MPA’s) Art+Music Concert Series, April 19, May 10 and May 12. Featured musicians include The Bitter Dose Combo, the Dave Kline Band and Sound Impact. “Our MPA Art+Music series invites […]

A bevy of community events are blooming in Vienna this month. Native Plant Sale – April 21 The Community Enhancement Commission calls all plant enthusiasts to check out a large selection of native plants for sale from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, April 21, in the parking lot of the Vienna Community Center. All plants are [...]

Experience a good old-fashioned family vacation at West Virginia’s Capon Springs & Farms’ all-inclusive resort. Remember the scene in the movie Brigadoon where the “blessed village rises out of the mists every hundred years for only a day?” That’s how I felt after ascending the winding road into the West Virginia mountains and entering Capon […]

As we enter another busy home buying and selling season, it is important to know what is going on in the marketplace. What’s influencing buyers? How is the Realtor business changing? What implications does the new tax bill have on home owners? Tax Reform Implications The biggest topic of discussion is the new tax reform […]