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Arts
Ho Ho Ho! Holiday Festivities in Alexandria’s Art Galleries
Alexandria, VA – The Art League of the Torpedo Factory~ An Art League Gallery tradition returns with “Petite December 2020…
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Zebra Misc
Hope Springs Eternal This Fall
Alexandria, VA – Driving, running, or perambulating down The Avenue in Del Ray the last two months, you likely have…
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Zebra Misc
Being Humboldt: The Man, the Myth, the Legend Comes to the SAAM
Alexandria, VA – When the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) and the National Portrait Gallery at long last reopened their…
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Zebra Misc
The Wineries of Madison County
Alexandria, VA – October in wine country kickstarts celebrations of the harvest at vineyards across the state. It is, after…
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Zebra Misc
Bringing the Long Black Veil to Life and Brew
Alexandria, VA – Since 2014 Port City Brewery has released Long Black Veil, a jet-black IPA Cascadian Dark Ale-style beer, on…
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Arts
Come See River Farm’s Garden in the Ballroom—While You Still Can
Alexandria, VA – On a picture-postcard perfect October Saturday at River Farm, the estate home’s ballroom art gallery was bustling…
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At Z Movies
All Politics Is Local: When Hollywood Comes to The Port City
By Kelly MacConomy At Z Movies, along with all of movie-going Alexandria, has eagerly awaited the release of Wonder Woman…
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Arts
Hold the Torpedoes: Alexandria City Unveils the Revitalization Proposals for the Torpedo Factory Art Center
By Kelly MacConomy ALEXANDRIA, VA – Recent press regarding rumored conversion of a reinvented Torpedo Factory envisioning a food hall…
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Arts
On the Waterfront: The City Has Designs on Revitalizing an Alexandria Treasure
By Kelly MacConomy ALEXANDRIA, VA – For over 46 years the Torpedo Factory has been the epicenter of the Alexandria…
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Arts
Pitch Perfect: Del Ray Artisans in Alexandria Applies for John Oliver Show Art Award
By Kelly MacConomy The coronavirus pandemic has hit public museums and art spaces hard. Closures beginning in March meant lost…
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