Falls Church and Northern Virginia's Premier Weekly Newspaper Friday, May 14, 2021
To one constituency, the music is too loud at almost any level above an unaccompanied song by a quasi-whispering Joni Mitchell or Donovan. To the other, such muted sounds can’t hold an audience such that their last resort to stay solvent in tough times is evaporated.
On May 15, Saint James Catholic Church (905 Park Ave., Falls Church) will be holding a No Contact Food Drop Off from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Native and locally propagated plants — including herbs, vegetables, annuals and ornamentals — from Hill House Nursery and the Library Garden will be available for sale on Sunday, May 16 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Glencarlyn Library Garden (300 South Kensington St., Arlington).
The Spring Choral Concert returned to George Mason High School on Tuesday night.
Children and teens who are 12 – 15 years of age can now receive the Pfizer vaccine after the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) authorized it for emergency use for that group on Thursday.
Falls Church resident Priya Parrotta Natarajan, an author and Director of Music for Earth International, has been nominated among a select group of ‘exceptional artists and art professionals across the country’ to compete for the 2022 US Artist’s Award.
Local, virtual, theater and live music events in and around the City of Falls Church for the week of May 13 – 19, 2021.
Those who want a shirt should order by Friday, May 14 and should expect delivery around Monday, June 7.
Providence Players of Fairfax has taken on the creative challenge of continuing theater productions with streaming short productions online and now live with “The Parking Lot,” debuting under the stars on Thursday evening at the Italian Café in Falls Church.
For Board, it was the crowning achievement of his career. Back when he was a freshman in 2017, he said he had dreamt of this moment.
