Romantic Outings You’ll Love

Keep the romance fresh on Valentine's Day with these evening excursions in Arlington’s neighborhoods.

Looking for great restaurant ideas (without having to cross the river)? check out the 18 Places to Have a D.C. Dining Experience in Arlington.

7 Great Date Ideas in Arlington

Arlington has the fine dining, entertainment and nightlife to make any date memorable, whether it's Valentine's Day or just a night out. 

New Rules for e-Scooters in Arlington

With the County's new shared micro-mobility device ordinance comes new opportunities for where to ride shared e-scooters and e-bikes, along with some new restrictions.

Around Arlington

• Why is everyone talking about the "missing middle"? Catch up and weigh in by March 1
• Follow these crime prevention tips from Police to help reduce the likelihood for larcenies from automobiles
• We're getting ready for the 2020 Census and need YOUR help! Come to the Census Palooza on March 7 to Get Out the Count!
• Re-imagine the new Metropolitan Park public space — RSVP for the public meeting on Feb. 20
• Warm up to winter biking with Friday's Winter Bike to Work Day
• George Washington Day? Presidents Day? Washington’s Birthday?

• Help us define what Vision Zero prioritizes with 4 short questionnaires

• Animal Meteorologists From groundhogs to woolly bear caterpillars, learn who you should get your weather forecasts from
• Take note! The Permit Office will be closed Feb. 17, 18, 24 & 28
• How big is Arlington's new 475-acre solar farm compared to your civic association?
• Open House: Balancing the Next Metro Budget
• Real Estate Tax Relief: Applications for the 2020 program are now available
• Effective April 6, several building permit applications will require online applications
• Curbed names Arlington one of the 10 best cities in the U.S. to move to right now

• County Government offices, courts, libraries & facilities will be closed Mon., Feb. 17 for Washington’s Birthday (George Washington Day in Virginia)

#tbt: Valentine’s Day Postcards

Did you know the price of a stamp to mail a postcard in the early 1900s was just one penny? The postcard pictured here was sent from Morgantown, WV, to Miss Irene Andris, the grandmother of an Arlington Library employee. See more of the collection at the Center for Local History. 

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