Black History
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DPC Celebrates 99 Years, Honors Three Alexandria Changemakers
The Departmental Progressive Club marked its 99th anniversary by honoring Robert Goss, Lucelle O’Flaherty and the Alexandria Park and Recreation…
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Beyond ‘Remember the Titans’: Alexandria Cheerleaders Tell Their Side of the Story
Members of the historic 1971 T.C. Williams cheerleading squad join later generations for a free Sept. 12 conversation at The…
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Stevie Wonder Was in the House in Alexandria Today!
Stevie Wonder joined Sunday worship at Alfred Street Baptist Church, delighting congregants at Alexandria’s historic 223-year-old church.
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Alexandria’s New Digital History Museum Invites You to Wander Through the City’s Past
Alexandria’s past has a new front door. The free Alexandria Digital History Museum offers more than 140 stories—from Indigenous history…
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City Says Seven Tickets Remain for Alexandria’s Moss Kendrix Museum Program
An adults-only Alexandria Black History Museum program will examine Moss Kendrix’s work transforming portrayals of Black Americans in advertising.
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“An Evening of General Ridiculousness”: Or, Not Your Typical Opera Show
ALEXANDRIA, VA – Carmen. The Magic Flute. La bohème. Hearing of these opera classics, you might think of rich folks…
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Frederick Douglass and the Alexandria Juneteenth Connection Few People Know About
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Every Juneteenth, Americans commemorate June 19, 1865, the day Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and informed…
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You’ve Never Seen George Washington Like This Before
MOUNT VERNON, VA – Before dignitaries and members of the press gathered for the ceremonial ribbon cutting on June 11, a…
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