We are excited to announce that we are kicking off the search for a full-time Executive Director for The Clothesline. Over the past 7 years, we have grown from serving 300 kids in our first year to serving nearly 1,600 in 2025. Thanks to the community’s support of time, clothing donations, and funding, The Clothesline has become an established component of the social safety net in Arlington.

Our goal is to make sure that this resource remains available to local families for the long term. As a result, it’s time to bring in a leader that can build on our solid foundation – extending outreach in the community and bringing energy to providing our essential service.


Early Years Preschool is a small non-profit preschool and parents day out program that has served local families since 1992. Although the preschool is located within Cherrydale Methodist Church, Early Years is an independent preschool program licensed by both Arlington County and the State of Virginia.

Early Years Preschool offers part-time programs for young children between 12 months – 5 years old. Early Years also offers a weekly summer camp in July! The school day is 9:00-2:30, with an early dismissal option at 12:30. Families have the flexibility of registering for 1-3 days/week in their parent’s day out program (12 months – 2 year olds) and 2-5 days/week for their preschool program (3-5 year olds). Families choose their preferred enrollment days!


Current Boutique is hosting its biggest sale of the season February 14-16 at all four DMV locations, with savings up to 50% off.

Here’s the deal: 20% off everything in store and 50% off all coats, jackets, outerwear, and boots. We’re talking Reformation, Free People, Madewell, Theory, and more—all authenticated, pre-loved designer pieces at consignment prices, now with even deeper discounts.


We are thrilled to announce MoCA Arlington’s summer camp season! Do you have a young artist at home? From painting and drawing to sculpture and ceramics, you are sure to find a camp that will inspire them!

Summer programs are offered for ages 5-7, 8-10, 11-14, and 14-18. Elementary age artists will go on artistic journeys in which they will explore Incredible Insects, Miniature Worlds, and much more! Older kids will get the wonderful opportunity to hone their creative skills in programs like Sculpture Study, Comic Book Composition, and Fundamentals of Drawing.


Wood & Iron Arlington is opening soon! We’re seeking an experienced General Manager / Operating Partner to lead the opening and long-term success of this new location.

This is more than a traditional GM role. We’re looking for a hospitality leader who wants true ownership, thrives in high-volume environments, and is excited to help grow a proven and expanding brand from the ground up.


Wood & Iron Game Day Restaurant is coming soon to Arlington, and we’re building our opening team! We’re now hiring for all positions, including front-of-house, back-of-house, and management roles.

Wood & Iron is known for made-in-house food, a high-energy game day atmosphere, and a team-first culture. Whether you’re a seasoned hospitality professional or looking to grow your career in a fast-paced, fun environment, we’d love to meet you.


Dreaming of summer? Art House 7 is already there, offering a fabulous range of quality summer camps for ages 5-14. Your kids will love the creative themes and fun teachers. We’ll be making pottery, painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpting. Among our camp themes: modern masters of art, “green” art, animals, fairytales, and folk stories. Our weekly camps are morning or afternoon, Monday-Friday.

Art House 7 is near the Lee Harrison Shopping Center in Arlington. We have a 2-story studio and free parking.


The YMCA renovation plans would remove all indoor tennis courts from its facilities currently located in Virginia Square / Clarendon. If approved, this change would eliminate the most accessible indoor tennis option in Arlington.

Indoor tennis plays a unique role in community health and recreation. Tennis is a lifelong, social sport that supports cardiovascular health, mobility, balance, and mental well-being for players ranging from children to senior citizens. Unlike many fitness options that are primarily solitary, tennis fosters connection, intergenerational play, and sustained community engagement.


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