Girl Scout cookie season is approaching, and soon there will be a whole lot of them in Arlington and Falls Church.
At publication time, least 16 cookie booths are planned across the county, with at least six more in the Little City. They’ll appear on sidewalks outside local grocery stores, apartment buildings and more, beginning Friday, Feb. 7 and continuing through mid-March.
A map and list with confirmed booth locations in Arlington and Falls Church is below. For specific booth dates, check the Girl Scouts website.
Arlington
- Safeway, 5101 Wilson Blvd
- Safeway, 2500 N. Harrison Street
- Safeway, 3713 Langston Blvd
- Safeway, 1525 Wilson Blvd
- Giant, 3450 Washington Blvd
- Giant, 2501 9th Road S.
- Giant, 2901-11 S. Glebe Road
- The Fashion Centre at Pentagon City, 1201 S. Hayes Street
- The Jefferson, 900 N. Taylor Street
- Meridian at Ballston Commons, 900 N. Stuart Street
- Meridian at Courthouse Commons, 1401 N. Taft Street
- Westover Market Beer Garden, 5863 Washington Blvd
- Twins Ace Hardware, 2001 Clarendon Blvd
- The Crossing Clarendon, 2805 Clarendon Blvd
- Pentagon Mixed Martial Arts, 1041 S. Edgewood Street
- Child’s Play Toys and Books, 4510 Cherry Hill Road
Falls Church
- Doodlehopper 4 Kids, 234 W. Broad Street
- Ireland’s Four Provinces, 105 W. Broad Street
- Solace Outpost, 444 W. Broad Street
- Brown’s Hardware, 100 W. Broad Street
- The State Theatre, 220 N. Washington Street
- Lazy Mike’s Delicatessen, 7049 Leesburg Pike
Nine cookies will be available next month, including classic Thin Mints, Trefoils and Do-si-dos, in addition to Girl Scout S’mores — 13,000 boxes of which arrived safely in Alexandria this week, despite the bitter cold.
This is the last year to find Girl Scout S’mores, as the flavor retires next year, a representative of Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital told ARLnow.
Arlington is home to over 2,000 Girl Scouts. Girl Scouts in Arlington and Falls Church belong to the Girl Scouts Nation’s Capital, a regional council encompassing over 76,000 Girl Scouts and 3,348 troops.
The council sold 4.6 million boxes of cookies last season, raising $4.4 million.
Proceeds from cookies sold help sponsor Girl Scouts troop programming, community service projects and other local nonprofits.
This story has been updated to include additional information from Girl Scouts Nations Capital.
