Arlington Historical Museum (Hume School)

oin us for the opening of We the People, the Virginia Museum of History &amp; Culture’s traveling exhibition exploring the stories of immigrants who have shaped Virginia’s history and identity. The afternoon will feature music by the Morroy Sisters, Ingrid Morroy (guitar, vocals) and Judith Morroy (vocals, ukulele), immigrants themselves who have made Arlington their home and have performed together since age 11. Blending sibling harmonies with folk, bluegrass, calypso, and music from across the Americas, the duo brings a lively and fitting soundtrack to this celebration of culture, community, and shared history.

Local Event: We the People Exhibit Opening

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We the People Exhibit Opening

oin us for the opening of We the People, the Virginia Museum of History & Culture’s traveling exhibition exploring the stories...

Join the Arlington Historical Society for a special 15 Minute History with photographer Lloyd Wolf,&nbsp;whose work documenting immigrant communities along Columbia Pike is&nbsp;featured in We The People, the traveling exhibition&nbsp;from the Virginia Museum of History &amp; Culture on exhibit now through August 17. Wolf will discuss his&nbsp;involvement with the exhibit and share insights from the Columbia Pike&nbsp;Project, which captures the stories, cultures, and everyday lives of&nbsp;Arlington residents from around the world. His photographs offer a&nbsp;powerful look at immigration, identity, and the changing face of&nbsp;Arlington.

Local Event: 15-Minute History with Photographer Lloyd Wolf

15-Minute History with Photographer Lloyd Wolf

Join the Arlington Historical Society for a special 15 Minute History with photographer Lloyd Wolf, whose work documenting...

Marymount Library Auditorium

Virginia is a state where local government only has 
powers given to it under state law. In 1930 the General Assembly 
authorized and Arlington voters approved the adoption of what is called 
the County Manager form of government and voters elected the first 5 
Member County Board in 1931. With only a few minor changes that form of 
government is what Arlington has today, 96 years later.
The County Board is studying the question of whether changes should 
be made to our current form of government. One issue that has arisen 
concerns the historical context in which the 1930 changes were made. 
John Milliken has done a deep dive into the history of that time to find
 out:&nbsp;Why was this system adopted back then?&nbsp;Use the link to directions to free on-campus parking or to register for Zoom access

Local Event: Origins of Arlington's County Manager Plan: 1927-1931

Origins of Arlington's County Manager Plan:...

Virginia is a state where local government only has 
powers given to it under state law. In 1930 the General Assembly...

Origins of Arlington's County Manager Plan: 1927-1931

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Virginia 8th Congressional District Candidate Forum July 9, 2026 | 7:00 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM) Shiloh Baptist Church Worship Center | 1401 Jamieson Ave., Alexandria, VA 22304 Who represents you in Congress matters. This is your chance to hear directly from the candidates running for Virginia's 8th Congressional District U.S. House seat, and ask them the questions that matter most to you and your family. Join your neighbors at Shiloh Baptist Church on July 9 for a live candidate forum featuring both Republican and Democratic candidates. This is a free, open community event. Come ready to listen, engage, and leave better prepared to cast an informed vote. What to expect: •	Candidate introductions and opening statements •	Discussion of key local and national issues •	Community Q&amp;A, bring your questions! For more details, visit <a href="https://www.shiloh-bc.org/candidate" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">shiloh-bc.org/candidate</a> or contact Minister Octavia Caldwell at socialjustice@shiloh-bc.org.

Local Event: Virginia 8th Congressional District Candidate Forum

Old Town Alexandria

Virginia 8th Congressional District Candidate...

Virginia 8th Congressional District Candidate Forum July 9, 2026 | 7:00 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM) Shiloh Baptist Church...

Virginia 8th Congressional District Candidate Forum

Arlington Mill Community Center

Join us for a special Movie Night on the Pike as we transform Arlington Mill into an outdoor World Cup watch party!
Watch the FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals on a giant screen alongside neighbors from around the globe while enjoying the excitement, energy, and community spirit that make Columbia Pike one of the most diverse places in the region.
We'll have food vendors on site, fresh popcorn available for purchase, and plenty of space to cheer on your favorite team. Wear your colors, bring your flags, and get ready for an unforgettable summer evening celebrating the world's biggest sporting event.

<ul><li>Game begins at 9:00 PM</li><li>Food vendors and popcorn available for purchase</li></ul>

Local Event: July 11 – Movie Night on the Pike: FIFA World Cup Quarterfinal

July 11 – Movie Night on the Pike: FIFA World...

Join us for a special Movie Night on the Pike as we transform Arlington Mill into an outdoor World Cup watch party!
Watch the...

July 11 – Movie Night on the Pike: FIFA World Cup Quarterfinal

Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center (AS)

Explore "Echoes of Eternity," a tapestry of sound from Fanfare Ritmico to O Magnum Mysterium. Featuring guest conductor Dr. Donald McKinney (IU Jacobs School of Music). Also featuring guest conductor participants in our 2026 Conductors Workshop. A celebration of musical legacy and spirit. Free and open to the public. Doors open for seating at 7 p.m. Guest conductors are participants in the 2026 Army Band Conductors Workshop.
Dr. Donald McKinney, guest clinician and COL Scott McKenzie, Army Band Leader &amp; Commander 
Afrospire / Nokuri COL Scott McKenzie, conducting
Fanfare Ritmico / Higdon David Alesco, conducting
Mare Tranquillitatis / Zare Bradley Esau, conducting
Go Down, Moses / Simon James Gates, conducting
In This Breath / Li Oliver Stark, conducting
Anahita / Etezady &nbsp; &nbsp;I. The Flight of Night &nbsp; &nbsp;II. Night Mares Taylor LaPrairie, conducting
O Magnum Mysterium / Lauridsen; arr. Reynolds Dr. Don McKinney, conducting
Concerto for Wind Ensemble / Day

Local Event: FREE: Army Band Concert

Alexandria

FREE: Army Band Concert

Explore "Echoes of Eternity," a tapestry of sound from Fanfare Ritmico to O Magnum Mysterium. Featuring guest conductor Dr....

Atlas Performing Arts Center

Join Supreme Chord, a dynamic all-voices a cappella group with members across the DMV&nbsp;(including in Beltsville!) for our 18th anniversary at the Atlas Performing Arts Center with an amazing night of a cappella music celebrating our collective milestones in life!&nbsp; You can get your tickets via the <a href="https://www.atlasarts.org/events/supremechord/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Atlas Performing Arts Center</a>.
The performance will also feature Supreme Chord as well as two dynamic&nbsp; D.C.-based ensembles as guest groups:&nbsp;Chord of Appeals and The Augmented Eight.&nbsp;
We’re also pleased that a portion of proceeds from this concert will go to support critical youth programs in DC through a partnership with&nbsp;<a href="https://wearedcaction.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">DC Action</a>, a local non-profit focused on making the District of Columbia a place where all young people grow up safe, resilient, powerful, and heard.

Local Event: Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18

Washington DC

Key Changes: Supreme Chord Turns 18

Join Supreme Chord, a dynamic all-voices a cappella group with members across the DMV (including in Beltsville!) for our 18th...

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Arlington Historical Museum (Hume School), 1805 S Arlington Ridge Rd, Arlington, VA