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Placemaking Salon
March 5, 2020 | 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
March 5, 2020 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Building positive change by engaging in Lee Corridor placemaking Participate in Placemaking Salons Kris Krider, leader of the Urban Design section for Arlington County Planning, joined LHA for a happy hour on March 5, 2020 to delve deeper into how excellence in design can transform places to increase vibrancy and community interaction. Stay tuned for further information regarding upcoming Placemaking Salons to be held during COVID-19, and how you can get involved. What Are the Placemaking Salons? The Placemaking Salon events connect creative people through collaborative conversations and creative presentations. They will help the Lee Highway Alliance to visualize an improved corridor through discussion of design, arts, culture, heritage, and other community needs. |
Past Events
Cherrydale Farmers Market
Saturday mornings, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (noon). Market location is, adjacent to the soccer field, in the courtyard on the southeast face of the Dorothy Hamm Middle School. This year’s market will conclude in November, the Saturday before Thanksgiving. Parking: If driving, please park curbside along Lorcom Lane or Military Road and walk down Vacation Lane to the school & market. Parking is also available in the school parking lot across Vacation Lane on the north side of…
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Join Mason Exhibitions and the Alan Cheuse International Writers Center on November 15, 6-8pm at Mason Exhibitions Arlington for a book launch of two authors, Megan Doney’s Unarmed: An American Educator’s Memoir and Amanda Newell, Postmortem Say. This event is in collaboration with Faces and Figures: Identity Through Printmaking Between South Africa and DC. Themes of the exhibition respond to violence, reconciliation, and the spirit of Ubuntu (I am because we are).
View DetailsAI is here: What does that mean for Education in Arlington?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly integrating into our daily lives, including one space we hold most sacred: our classrooms, the incubators of ideas for a better future. K-12 and higher education administrators and educators are currently incorporating some of the vast potential of AI to transform educational systems. So, what does this all mean? Many educators are optimistic about the potential for AI to positively impact the future of education in our country and here in Arlington, while recognizing areas of concern…
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