Virtual Reality Exhibit “Traveling While Black” Opens In McLean

A virtual reality exhibit in McLean, Virginia, wants to let audiences feel some of the discomfort of racism in America in a new way. “Traveling While Black,” a virtual reality movie, is set in D.C. at Ben’s Chili Bowl, “a safe place for the Black community to stop and eat when they couldn’t before stop in other major restaurants and venues,” said Daniel Singh, the executive director of the McLean Community Center, where the show is opening on Wednesday. Continue reading

BroadwayMusical Series At New Capital One Hall In Tysons, Virginia Starts

Capital One Hall opened earlier this month with star-studded concerts in Tysons, Virginia. This weekend, it kicks off Broadway musicals with “Waitress” on Friday through Sunday. Based on the 2007 film by Adrienne Shelly and adapted by Jessie Nelson (book) and pop star Sara Bareilles (music, lyrics), the 2016 Broadway show earned four Tony nominations, including Best Musical, and might have won if it weren’t for a little show called “Hamilton.” Continue reading

Vaccination Required To Eat Inside Pho, Banh Mi & Grill

If you are not vaccinated for COVID-19, a Fairfax, Virginia, restaurant is not letting you dine inside. Pho, Banh Mi & Grill has put in place a new policy that only allows people to eat inside its dining room if customers show their completed vaccination card. The restaurant’s owner Francis Do, said he came up with his new policy after seeing President Joe Biden earlier this week express frustration over people who have not gotten vaccinated. Continue reading

Chicken Ghost Kitchen Launched By Foster’s Grille In Vienna

Foster’s Grille has launched a delivery-only ghost kitchen chicken restaurant at its Vienna, Virginia, location. The restaurant is part of the 21-year-old homegrown chain known for its juicy, half-pound charburgers. Chicken Frenzy opened Monday and its menu includes a variety of chicken sandwiches, chicken salads, wraps, wings, and chicken fingers priced between about $8 and $10. There are also hand-scooped shakes and desserts. Continue reading

Fairfax City’s 3rd Annual Restaurant Week Features Global Offerings

Fairfax City’s 3rd annual Restaurant Week will run Sunday, Sept. 13, through Sunday, Sept. 20, and will highlight taste-tempting dishes from all over the world. Restaurants taking part will be offering three-course, prix fixe dinners for $35, plus lunch/brunch options for $20 per person or couple. All meals are available for dining in, as well as take-out with RW2Go. Continue reading

Have Delicious Italian Food At Alta Strada

Alta Strada is an energetic Italian restaurant that serves kinds of pasta & pizzas in stucco-front space with wood accents and open kitchen. It is located at 2911 District Ave #150, Fairfax, VA. This neighborhood Italian restaurant is overseen by chef Patrick Robinson who oversees an evolving menu of Italian favorites. Enjoy Alta Strada’s large wine list and a thoughtful selection of local beers. During the week, Alta Strada is a neighborhood favorite with its everyday happy hour & Mosaic Monday special featuring $15 pasta dishes. Continue reading

Have Fun At The State Theatre

The State Theatre is a restaurant and concert venue in Falls Church, Virginia. The State Theatre was built in 1936. The venue operated as a movie theater until 1988. The theatre reopened in 1999 as an events hall and music theatre. The closest Metro station to The State Theatre is the East Falls Church Metro station. Continue reading