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Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE:FRT) announces newly signed Washington Workplace to its recently renovated The Offices at The Village at Shirlington (The Offices), located at 2700 South Quincy Street in Arlington, Virginia.

Washington Workplace will relocate from 2300 South Ninth Street in the Penrose community of Arlington into a 2,200-square-foot space on December 1. The move is part of a larger strategy, according to company president John Murphy.

“Washington Workplace is thrilled to be moving from our longtime home of 25 years in the Boundtrain Building (formerly the BM Smith Building) into a brand new and innovative Town Hall concept space in the dynamic business, entertainment, and restaurant neighborhood of The Village at Shirlington,” said Murphy. “We look forward to being an integral and leading part of this community and working with Federal Realty and Stream Realty Partners in bringing additional life to this already vibrant commercial district.”

In additional to traditional office space, the building, located in the heart of The Village at Shirlington, is offering fully furnished spec suites available for immediate occupancy beginning in November 2022. The Offices feature direct access to I-395 and are conveniently located five minutes away from National Landing and Amazon’s HQ2, 10 minutes away from Washington, DC, with direct access to the WO&D Trail and public transportation.

“Companies and employees are looking for authentic boutique office experiences in amenity-rich neighborhoods and The Offices’ newly furnished spec suites meet that need,” said Anthony Chang, Managing Director at Stream Realty Partners.

The Offices at The Village at Shirlington feature:

• Renovated lobby and common areas.
• Flexible lease terms.
• Private terraces.
• New secure bike storage room.
• Fitness center and conference facilities.
• “Speakeasy” entrance to Astro Beer Hall, opening Winter 2022/2023.

“The Offices’ new conference facilities, bicycle storage room, tenant amenity area, and renovated lobby afford tenants an office environment that inspires productivity, creativity, growth and success,” said Deirdre Johnson, Senior Vice President, Federal. “The spec suites and enhanced amenities increase our competitive advantage as businesses search for turn-key office space in Northern Virginia.”

The Village at Shirlington neighborhood amenities include:

• Sip & Stroll: Patrons can take their favorite beverages to-go, and sip, stroll and shop around The Village, along Campbell Avenue, S. Randolph Street, and pedestrian walkways throughout The Village.
• More than 20 fine dining and fast casual restaurants including Big Buns, Carlyle, Cheesetique, Copperwood Tavern, Palette 22, Stellina Pizzeria, Busboys and Poets and Taco + Pina.
• Dozens of shops and service providers such as Le Village Marché, Dogma Bakery & Boutique, Diament Jewelry, Bearded Goat Barber, One, Two, and Kangaroo Toys.

Photos of The Offices at The Village at Shirlington here.

About The Village at Shirlington 

Conceived in 1944 as one of Washington, D.C.’s first shopping centers, The Village at Shirlington has brought together the best of mixed-use neighborhood living in a modern way ever since. With a unique, Tony award-winning live theater, a movie cinema, and diverse restaurants, services, and shops, Shirlington is an anchor for culture, dining and shopping in northern Virginia. The small-town feel and big-city amenities of the village offer the burgeoning community a unique living experience that has led The Washington Post to highlight Shirlington as one of best places to live outside of the District. With a hotel, offices, services, several living communities and a convenient location right of 395, Shirlington truly has it all.  

About Federal Realty 

Federal Realty is a recognized leader in the ownership, operation and redevelopment of high-quality retail-based properties located primarily in major coastal markets from Washington, D.C. to Boston as well as San Francisco and Los Angeles. Founded in 1962, Federal Realty’s mission is to deliver long-term, sustainable growth through investing in communities where retail demand exceeds supply. Its expertise includes creating urban, mixed-use neighborhoods like Santana Row in San Jose, California, Pike & Rose in North Bethesda, Maryland and Assembly Row in Somerville, Massachusetts. These unique and vibrant environments that combine shopping, dining, living and working provide a destination experience valued by their respective communities. Federal Realty’s 106 properties include approximately 3,100 tenants, in 25 million square feet, and approximately 3,200 residential units.

Federal Realty has increased its quarterly dividends to its shareholders for 54 consecutive years, the longest record in the REIT industry. Federal Realty is an S&P 500 index member and its shares are traded on the NYSE under the symbol FRT. For additional information about Federal Realty and its properties, visit www.federalrealty.com.

About Washington Workplace 

Washington Workplace is an award-winning, commercial furniture dealer specializing in helping brokers and designers with people, products and ideas that make a difference. Founded in 1993, Washington Workplace’s team of contract furniture professionals has been helping commercial business clients throughout the DC region and nationally – including Federal agencies, universities, corporations and nonprofits – make work life better. Learn more at https://washingtonworkplace.com, and on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram.

Haute Dogs will be opening at the Williamsburg Shopping Center in space previously leased by Smoking Kow. They have two locations at Nationals Park and a fourth location in Alexandria. They also have a food truck. Property Management by Kalis Development Corporation. Leasing by Nora Eways at Renaud Consulting. Ownership of the center by one of The Kalis Companies.

For further information, contact Chole Swanson at 571 209-0148 [email protected]

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The annual William L. Winston Award is scheduled for Tuesday, November 15, 2022, at the Washington Golf and Country Club. The award is granted to a member of the community by the Board of Directors for the Arlington County Bar Foundation to honor long standing public service, the promotion of democratic ideals and the advancement of the Rule of Law.
This year, the Board selected William G. Murray as the recipient of the William L. Winston Award. Bill has been in private practice in Northern Virginia since 1973. He is a principal with Manning, Murray, Barnett & Baxter, P.C. in Arlington. He was appointed to serve as the Commissioner of Accounts for the 17th Judicial Circuit by the Arlington County Circuit Court in 1989.
Bill is a recipient of the Arlington Bar Association’s Distinguished Service Award. During his lifetime, he has served in the following leadership roles:

• President of the Arlington Bar Association
• Chair of the Virginia State Bar Ethics Committee
• Member of the Executive Committee of the Virginia State Bar
• Chair of the Judicial Council of the Virginia’s Standing Committee on Commissioners of Accounts
• Chair of the Arlington Sports Committee
• Board member of Arlington Senior Babe Ruth Baseball
• Board Member of the Arlington Sports Foundation
• President of the Better Sports Club of Arlington

The award will be presented on Tuesday, November 15, 2022, at a luncheon at the Washington Golf and Country Club.

For additional information please contact Mark Cummings, Chair of the Winston Award Committee for the Arlington County Bar Foundation at 703-850-5703.

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The Arlington County Bar Foundation recently held its annual Donor-Donee Reception at the Arlington County Courthouse. The event focuses on the various community charitable organizations that the Foundation funds. The annual presentation of the Campbell-Smith-Thompson Award is also made at this event. The Foundation presents the award to a Board member who has made extraordinary contributions to the philanthropic mission of the Foundation throughout the year. This year, the Campbell-Smith-Thompson award was presented to Sudeep Bose.

During his Chairmanship and his six years on the Board, Bose has excelled in memorializing the rich heritage of the Arlington legal community through social media, photography and videography. He used his news media experience and business acumen to improve how the Foundation communicates with its supporters, grantees and well-wishers.

Despite the challenges Bose faced as Chairman from 2020-2021, he completed the most successful grant season in recent history. With the help of other Directors of the Foundation, Bose led the Foundation to surpass all previous years in grants to support community non-profit organizations. This year, the Foundation received all funds from Arlington lawyers.

Bose successfully bridged communication with Foundation grantees, encouraging their efforts to fulfill their core missions. Bose’s reverence for legal history and its significance to the modern practice of law inspired him to digitize and rebroadcast media from the early days of the Foundation. Bose’s efforts to bring the Foundation to a new age in technology have allowed ongoing remembrance for new Directors and leaders of the Bar.

The award was presented to Mr. Bose by former recipients, Mark Cummings and Jennifer Brust. The following donees of the Foundation were recognized by the Chair, Paul Ferguson:

• Arm and Arm, Inc.
• Andrew B. Ferrari Argus House
• GMU Scalia Law Veteran’s housing project with the American Legion Post 139
• Arlington County Drug Court
• Arlington County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Services
• Arlington Partnership for Youth and Families Second Chance Program
• Arlington Thrive
• Borromeo Immigration
• Doorways for Women & Families
• Legal Services of Northern Virginia
• National Capital Treatment & Recovery Center
• Offender Aid and Restoration of Arlington
• Restoration Immigration
• Second Chance Advisory Committee
• SCAN of Northern Virginia
• Virginia Hospital Foundation

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Just three months after its highly-anticipated opening in Arlington, VA’s Clarendon neighborhood, Bar Ivy is thrilled to debut its first-ever brunch service, beginning Sunday, October 2. The new brunch service will run all day on Sundays from 11am to 6pm, and on Saturdays from 11am to 3pm, featuring creative West Coast-inspired, hyper-seasonal dishes and drinks enjoyed on its expansive garden plaza and airy plant-filled interior.

Executive Chef Jonathan Till and Chef/Owner Nathan Beauchamp collaborated on a creative morning & afternoon menu showcasing Mid Atlantic ingredients in dishes inspired by the opposite coast. Similar to its local and seasonal dinner menu, the weekend offerings are heavily influenced by fresh vegetables and produce, with everything made in house, from house cured pork belly, lamb and mushroom bacons; to freshly baked crumpets, sourdough loaves and Hawaiian rolls.

Family recipes also play a part in Bar Ivy’s brunch offerings, as Chef Till pays homage to his grandmother “Tutu” (Hawaiian for “grandmother”) who once owned a brunch restaurant and instilled in him a love of food.

Starters include Bar Ivy’s now-famous homemade bread & butter service, currently Hawaiian Bread rolls with miso honey butter and apple butter; a Greek yogurt Parfait sprinkled with a family-recipe granola from Chef Till’s grandmother’s cookbook, fresh berries and local honey; and a lightly Seared Little Gem salad topped with house lamb pancetta, egg and pecorino crisp.

Peak-season produce from VA’s Linda Vista Farms is featured in dishes such as the constantly-changing Quiche Du Jour which currently includes peppers, squash and onion; a Market Omelette featuring seasonal veggies from the local Courthouse farmer’s market, which currently includes zucchini, peppers, mushroom, onion and swiss; plus the Harvest Bowl, a colorful mix-it-up grain-and-veggie bowl of quinoa, farro, wild rice, roasted in-season vegetables, a shoyu egg and chili crisp.

Heartier brunch entrees include an indulgent Croque Madame with ham, mornay, and a fried egg on sourdough; a unique Eggs Benedict using house-cured pork belly (with an option to sub in crab cakes), homemade crumpets and hollandaise; an open-faced Avocado BLT layering house pork belly bacon (with a vegetarian option for house mushroom bacon), tomato jam, fresh avocado and lettuce on sourdough; and a brunch-meets-lunch Patty Melt sandwiching angus beef, swiss, Russian dressing and onion between homemade toasted rye bread (Chef Till toasts and hand-grinds the rye berries himself for the bread).

Sweet brunch lovers will enjoy unique presentations of two classic brunch dishes – Tutu’s Farro Pancakes (another family-recipe inspired by Chef Till’s grandmother) which incorporate farro, stacked high and swirled with a seasonal apple crème anglaise; and golden brown cubes of French Toast served on skewers, bananas foster-style with fresh banana and boozy hot buttered rum syrup.

Cocktails from BHG beverage director Ian Fletcher are refreshing riffs on classics, including a Bruncharita which showcases a citrus trio of kalamansi, blood orange and lime alongside Casamigos Reposado tequila; a green-hued Michelada Verde spiced up with tomatillo, poblano, barrel-aged hot sauce, Pacifico Mexican beer and a Tajin rim; a peachy gummy-garnished I Dream of Bellini with peach liqueur, lemon and prosecco; plus classic Mimosas featuring fresh-squeezed OJ and Bloody Marys made with a house spicy tomato mix and pickled veggie garnish.

Given Bar Ivy’s morning coffee program served from its patio café kiosk, guests can also get their buzz on two ways with two coffee cocktails – a Traditional Irish Coffee (inspired by the iconic Buena Vista Café in San Francisco) with Jameson whiskey, brown sugar, local Passenger coffee and heavy cream; and the simple two-ingredient Brew Ha pairing Licor Strega with espresso. There is also a large selection of natural wines and craft beers to enjoy.

Brunch at Bar Ivy can be enjoyed both outdoors and indoors: on their expansive 125-seat garden plaza, and their colorful airy plant-filled dining room. Brunch is hosted all day on Sundays from 11am-6pm and on Saturdays from 11am to 3pm. Reservations are available via Resy but walk-ins are also welcomed if space is available. For more information, please visit www.eatbarivy.com or follow them on Instagram at @eatbarivy. Photos of Bar Ivy can be found here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/8d41krpniqbi4gu7dzsho/h?dl=0&rlkey=z9dh8i2w8aewu5ihhy4ocd7vm.

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ARLINGTON, V.A. – October 3, 2022 – LCOR, a fully integrated real estate investment, development and management firm, today announced the launch of leasing at Sage, a 20-story, 306-unit, highly amenitized residential property located at 480 11th Street South at the crossroads of Crystal City and Pentagon City in Arlington’s National Landing district.

With final completion slated for October, Sage is comprised of 306 residences, inclusive of a mix of studios, junior one and one-bedroom units and junior two and two-bedroom units. In-unit amenities include efficient-design layouts, quartz countertops, matte black fixtures and hardware, a choice between graphite or river rock color schemes and in-unit washer and dryers.

“Sage’s prime National Landing location within the epicenter of the DC region provides prospective residents with the unique opportunity to have city life and access to countless neighborhood amenities mere steps away,” said Josh White, Senior Vice President at LCOR. “We are thrilled to be growing our Virginia footprint within the burgeoning National Landing community and look forward to soon welcoming prospective residents to their new home at Sage.”

As one of the newest luxury apartment offerings to be delivered to the Arlington community, Sage offers a wide array of shared resident amenity spaces inclusive of a roof deck with fireside seating and grilling areas, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an overlook lounge, a lobby lounge featuring a vegetation wall, a library equipped with tech pods, an entertaining space with an open kitchen and a pet spa.

Located in Arlington’s National Landing district and ideally situated at the crossroads of Crystal City and Pentagon City, Sage offers residents immediate access to countless fine-dining, shopping, outdoor activities and green spaces, entertainment and art offerings. Additionally, the property’s central location and close proximity to transit offers residents quick and easy access to the center of DC via the Metrorail, commuter rail and bus offerings and is within walking distance to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Sage marks LCOR’s fourth development in the Virginia market, adding to Altaire, Kingston and The Commons of McLean.
Prospective residents can contact the team at 703.783.4800 or visit www.sagenationallanding.com for more details, leasing inquiries and to schedule a tour of Sage.

About LCOR
LCOR is a build-to-core, transit-oriented, multi-family development platform focused in major east coast urban markets. Over its 40-year history, the development firm has applied its comprehensive expertise and fully integrated investment management and development strategy to more than 300 large-scale mixed-use projects. For more, please visit www.lcor.com.

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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) prevented two Alexandria, Va., residents from carrying their handguns onto their flights yesterday, Thursday, Sept. 29. These gun catches came on the heels of another gun that was caught a day earlier, which resulted in three guns caught in a two-day span.

Thursday morning a woman was stopped with her .380 caliber gun among her carry-on items. It was not loaded. Later in the afternoon, a man was stopped with a 9mm handgun loaded with 14 bullets, including one in the chamber. He also had an additional 14 bullets among three gun magazines. The two incidents were not related.

In each instance when TSA officers spotted the firearms, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Police were notified, confiscated the weapons and cited the travelers on weapons charges.

“It is disturbing to see so many individuals carrying their firearms to our security checkpoints,” said John Busch, TSA’s Federal Security Director for the airport. “If you own a firearm, our web site, www.tsa.gov, has detailed information on how to safely transport it for a flight. We are happy to help transport it as long as it is properly packed and declared with the airline.”

Passengers are permitted to travel with firearms only in checked baggage if they are unloaded, packed in a hard-sided locked case and declared at the airline counter so that it can be placed in the belly of the aircraft with other checked baggage as described on the TSA website.

Bringing a gun to an airport checkpoint also carries a federal civil penalty because TSA reserves the right to issue a civil penalty to travelers who have guns and gun parts with them at a checkpoint. Civil penalties for bringing a handgun into a checkpoint can stretch into thousands of dollars, depending on mitigating circumstances. This applies to travelers with or without concealed gun carry permits because even though an individual may have a concealed carry permit, it does not allow for a firearm to be carried onto an airplane. The complete list of civil penalties is posted online. Additionally, if a traveler with a gun is a member of TSA PreCheck®, that individual may lose their TSA PreCheck privileges.

Firearm possession laws vary by state and locality and passengers should do their homework to make sure that they are not violating any local firearm laws. Travelers should also contact their airline as they may have additional requirements for traveling with firearms and ammunition.

Nationwide, TSA officers detected 5,972 firearms on passengers or their carry-on bags at checkpoints last year. Of the guns caught by TSA in 2021, about 86 percent were loaded.

Fifty-one artists will be featured in the ‘Scapes exhibit at the Falls Church Arts gallery from October 8 through November 12. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, October 8, at 7:30 pm. Artists will be on hand to share their processes and inspirations. Juror and internationally renowned landscape artist Bryan Jernigan will speak about the jurying process. This event is free and open to the public.

The exhibit theme, “landscapes, memoryscapes, seascapes, dreamscapes,” challenged artists to contemplate the “‘scapes” that inhabit their world–inner or outer, real or imagined, representational or abstract, macro- or microscopic–in this all-media show.

The Falls Church Arts gallery is located at 700-B West Broad St. (Route 7), Falls Church. It is open Tuesday-Friday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. Masks are optional and guests are asked to postpone their visit if they are not well.

Artworks can also be viewed online at www.fallschurcharts.org. All pieces can be purchased at the gallery or on the website.

A $150 Juror’s Choice Award and a $50 People’s Choice Award were made possible by a donation from DuBro Architects + Builders, 429 S. Maple Avenue, Falls Church, VA 22046. Jernigan will announce the Juror’s Choice Award at the opening. The People’s Choice Award will be announced on October 30, based on votes from visitors to the gallery.

Jernigan spoke generally about the exhibit theme, saying ‘Scapes departs “from the traditional ‘landscapes’ show, featuring the broad use of media–from sculpture to photography to paintings, fiber, collage and mixed media in this show, and the attention to the formal principles of art–whether that’s composition, value, use of line or repetition, mastery of color, highlights, shadows and more.”

He also talked about the challenges in selecting artworks for ‘Scapes. “I had to narrow the 197 submissions to just around 50. Eliminating nearly 75% of the work for any show would be incredibly difficult, but when the artwork is across-the-board stellar, it made my job that much harder. So, what viewers will see will be truly the cream of the crop!

“I am so proud of the artists’ community in northern Virginia. In reviewing all the submissions, it is evident it is rich with promise and growing every day. The ‘Scapes show is singularly a validation of the fact that art is alive and well in our community.”

Jernigan is a painter and teacher whose work has won numerous awards. He routinely participates in juried and non-juried art shows and events, and his work is held by patrons both nationally and internationally.
The following artists have works in ‘Scapes:

John Allen, John Ballou, Sara Bardin, Ruth Becker, Diana Bozza, Donna Byrne, Julie Clark, Jodi Condes, Rita Corwin, Amanda Dempsey, JK Dimond, Vicky Dorn-Fontana, Bethany Douglas, Roberta Drabyk, Erin Endean, Samantha Lane Fiddy, Caitlin Garvey, GM Guernica, Xavier Hardison, Sara Harland, Stuart Hindle, Daniel Horowitz, Nancy Jakubowski, Kiefer Johnson, Roxanne Kaylor, Elissa Krieg, Leslie Landerkin, Gerda Lane, Sharon Malley, Russ Mardon, Carolyn Marshall Wright, Molly McCracken, Jane McElvany Coonce, Suzanne McIntire, Anne Meagher-Cook, Aynex Mercado, David Merrell, Cynthia Miller, Marilyn Miyamoto, Nan Morrison, Sandi Parker, Alejandra Pineiro, Helen Power, William Rollins, Joan Slottow, Margaret Stewart, Terry Svat, Suzanne Updike, John Valenti, Rebecca Visger, and Craig Wright.

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The Langston Boulevard Alliance (LBA) has announced that due to the rainy weather forecast, for Saturday, October 1, the Walking Tour for Area 3 is being relocated.

• New location for Area 3 Walking Tour starting point: LBA’s office at 4500 Langston (across from the Lee Heights Shops). Walking Tour starts at 10 am.
• Information Tent (inside the LBA office at 4500 Langston Blvd will be open from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

The Plan Langston Boulevard Walking Tour and Information Tent provide an informal opportunity for residents, business owners, community members and other Langston Boulevard stakeholders to explore the Preliminary Concept Plan. “It’s very easy to meet with project planners, ask questions, and provide feedback,” said Ginger Brown.

“Please dress for the weather and join us for the Walking Tour–you’ll learn about the possible changes coming to nearby neighborhoods and can ask questions in a casual setting,” encouraged Missy Heinzer, who lives in Area 3 which includes Waverly Hills, Cherrydale, Donaldson Run and Old Dominion neighborhoods.

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While Southern states brace for the impact of Hurricane Ian, Lost Dog & Cat Rescue Foundation (LDCRF), a pet rescue organization, has been preparing their Rescue Care Center for an emergency intake. In partnership with BISSELL Pet Foundation, LDCRF has committed to taking in 60 dogs and cats from southern partners to allow for the critical sheltering of homeless pets from the storm.

It takes a village. BISSELL Pet Foundation, a national animal welfare organization, is facilitating the evacuation from two Florida shelters, Citrus County Animal Services and Suncoast Humane Society. The rescued pets are being sheltered at Greater Birmingham Humane Society before being transported by Charleston Animal Society to partner facilities including the LDCRF Rescue Care Center.

The Rescue Care Center, located in Falls Church, Va., was built as a dedicated resource to provide extra capacity in the face of pressing challenges like Hurricane Ian. Volunteers are quickly mobilizing to ensure that the necessary supplies and care are ready for the pets’ arrival. There are multiple ways for people to be involved including fostering, adopting, shopping various wishlists, and volunteering at the Rescue Care Center.

The unconditional care given by foster families and the generosity of the dedicated LDCRF volunteer, alumni, and donor community make good health and forever homes possible for rescued pets. LDCRF does everything in its power to help homeless pets find their way into loving homes through rescue and adoption.

SHARKEY’S CUTS FOR KIDS OPENS IN FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA OCTOBER 8TH

FALLS CHURCH, VA – One company is transforming the way we think of a kids’ salon and turning it into an immersive experience of fun, laughter, and more. Over the course of 20 years in business, Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids has made a name for itself as a place for superior boy and girl haircuts and has even gained attention for the style options it offers to moms and dads.

In other areas of the United States, Sharkey’s is already recognized as a great salon for the entire family. Soon, a new location will give the Falls Church, Virginia community a glimpse of how the kids salon will add value to the city when it opens its doors on October 8th.

A ribbon cutting event will take place on Friday, October 7th at 5:30 PM. Amongst those attending will be Executives and staff of Sharkey’s Falls Church, as well as a variety of business and civic leaders; and members of the Falls Church community.

To celebrate its grand opening on October 8th, Sharkey’s Falls Church is offering $7.00 off every haircut plus a chance to win free haircuts for the entire year when customers book an appointment between Saturday, October 8th and Sunday, October 9th.

“From the moment a child steps in the door, we want them to discover that fun is the name of the game at Sharkey’s,” say Sharkey’s Falls Church owners Garry and Pauline Devinger. The new location, which is woman and veteran-owned business, aims to be fun for the entire family, not just for those visiting for girl haircuts or boy haircuts.

Those who visit during the salon’s grand opening can expect a fun-a-palooza. Customers looking for a boy haircut service will enjoy sitting in fun car chairs like the fire truck or police cruiser. Those in need of a girl’s haircut service may enjoy their salon experience in the Disney’s Frozen Jeep or Lightning McQueen chair, and can end the visit with a free minicure-complete with a glamour ring. For the teenage or preteen boy, Sharkey’s offers a tween lounge with Xbox One gaming systems to play on 40″ screens. Teens can even watch their favorite shows on popular streaming services.

Don’t take our word for it! Visit the salon during its grand opening at 7395 Lee Hwy, Suite D. Falls Church, VA 22042 on October 8th. Find out for yourself just how much fun awaits at Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids, and be sure to bring the whole family!

About Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids

Founded in 2002, Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids is a national kids salon chain offering quality haircuts in an engaging atmosphere. Families can experience fun for the whole family at one of its 100+ locations nationwide. Visit www.sharkeyscutsforkidsfallschurch.com for more information.

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