What Does Wilton House Condominium Have To Offer?

Wilton House Condominiums is located in Dunn Loring that was completed in 2004. It is a 15-floor concrete and steel highrise conveniently located across the street from the Dunn Loring-Merrifield Metro Station. The one and two-bedroom units available at the Wilton House condos offer gas heating and cooking, beautiful hardwood floors, granite countertops, and modern kitchens and bathrooms. Floor plans are open and airy. Upper units have balconies, while lower units have patios. Continue reading

Get Some Fresh And Seasonal Produce At The FRESHFARM Ballston Farmers Market

The FRESHFARM Ballston Market offers a wide selection of fresh foods. Located in the shady, tree-filled Welburn Square, FRESHFARM is an ideal place to do your summer shopping for organic fruits and vegetables, grass-fed meats and pastured eggs, organic milk, yogurt, ice cream, sweet and savory baked goods. You will also find Virginia-made wines, cold-pressed juices, handmade soaps and lotions, wood-fired pizza, hot-pressed sandwiches, and more.
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Falls Church Farmer’s Market

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Falls Church real estate
On Saturdays, Falls Church Farmer's Market is open to the public. It features some of the best fruits and vegetables around. You can also enjoy wines, plants, baked goods and much, much more. The market is open year round with at least 15 vendors in the winter and 40 vendors the rest of the year. There are gardeners on-site that can answer gardening questions of all kinds.

Market hours

January 1st-March 26th  - 9:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. April 3rd-December 18th - 8:00a.m. - 12:00p.m.

Located at

Falls Church Farmer's Market City Hall Parking Lot 300 Falls Ave. Falls Church, VA. 22046

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Farmer’s Markets ready for business

farmers market logo Each May to November, twelve sites throughout Fairfax County spring to life with the activity of an open-air market. These bustling marketplaces draw thousands of Fairfax County residents with a feast for the senses. The vibrant colors of freshly picked fruits and vegetables contrast with the fragrant perfume of cut flowers. Across the market floats the aroma of freshly baked breads and pastries while one savors a sample of creamy artisan cheese. The markets provide a way to connect with the producers of our food-a way of life once commonplace for many of our parents and grandparents. The Markets offer a wide variety of freshly picked fruits, vegetables, and cut flowers. There are also fresh eggs, baked goods, honey and cider to purchase. Milk and cheese products, along with a wide array of meat products, round out the edible delights. If gardening is an interest, many vendors have small plants at the beginning of the season, while other vendors have larger landscape plants for those ambitious projects. All Fairfax County markets (except the Frying Pan market) host Fairfax County Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Plant Clinics. Citizens can bring plant or insect samples for pest identification or disease diagnosis. Master Gardeners also help citizens by having informational displays on topics such as Container Gardening or EcoSavvy Gardening.
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Summer squash
All products sold at the Farmers Market are produced by the vendors within 125 miles of Fairfax County. Buy local and support sustainable agriculture in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. You will find the freshest and most desirable fruit, vegetables, plants, baked goods, eggs, dairy and meats available. For information about the Markets, call 703-642-0128, TTY 703-803-3354.

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Weekend Festivities In Old Town- Farmers Markets & More!

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Old Town Alexandria Art Festival
                    Old Town Alexandria is a vibrant community. Festivals and Farmers Market's are a common activity during the weekend.  Weekends in Alexandria offer a wide variety of farmers markets, where Old Town's Market Square bustles with the same energy as the days when George Washington would send down his produce from Mount Vernon. Whereas Del Ray's market kicks in early Saturday mornings, the West End and Four Mile Run showcase their fresh goodies on Sundays. Find fresh flowers for your home or a jar of jam to take home as a creative souvenir; but first make sure you have enough room in your suitcase.
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Springfield Town Center’s Farmers Market

Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
              Springfield Town Center hosts a small farmers market every Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce is working with Smart Markets to provide some of the freshest fruits and veggies. Smart Markets was established to provide well-managed, guaranteed producer-only farmers' markets in Northern Virginia. When operated with vision, commitment and enthusiasm, farmers' markets can bring together a diverse population around a shared objective: supporting families by buying and serving real food — with real flavor. When you shop at a farmers' market, you are supporting local farmers, preserving small farms, and promoting sustainable agriculture. You are buying real food that is actually healthy for you, your family, the economy, and the environment, both locally and globally. Check out the local Springfield properties for sale. The Springfield Town Center is bringing life back into the heart of Springfield!

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Sherwood Library serves & educates Mt. Vernon area

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Fresh-cut flowers at Farmer's Market at Sherwood Hall Library
Opened in 1971 and located at 2501 Sherwood Hall Lane in Alexandria, the Sherwood Regional Library provides many resources and services for residents, including hands-on technology classes, one-on-one tutoring sessions, 27 internet stations with Microsoft Office Suite and a computer with ZoomText software. For those hosting community meetings or gatherings, the library has numerous spaces, including a meeting room that fits 200 and is often used for family literacy classes. Other spaces are four conference rooms for 12-45 people each, a group study room for four people and a quiet study room for 10. The library also hosts the Mt. Vernon Farmers Markets on Tuesday mornings from May to November and an ongoing book sale. For more information on library events, click here. In addition, visitors can bring their laptop and use the wireless internet or bring children to use the Read to Me Room with puzzles, flannel boards and board books. For more information about the library and its services, click here or call 703-765-3645.