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| Janet Wamsley |
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The winning photos from our Tell Arlington's Story: My Neighborhood, My Library photo contest will be on display from January 1-31 at the Shirlington Branch Library.
Tell Arlington's Story is Arlington County's initiative to gather stories that demonstrate Arlington's rich cultural diversity. 24 photos - representing the work of 12 photographers - were chosen, printed and framed for the exhibit.
The winners are:
David Batten, Joan Britt, Tedla Tibebe Desta, Jay Dunn, Greg Embree, Maja Evans, Henry Gallucio, Ingrid Kauffman, Diane Kresh, Roger Mola, Janet Wamsley, and Alex Zealand.
The photos will travel to other Library branches over the upcoming months.
View a selection of the winning photos on flickr.
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Library
Tell Arlington's Story Comes to Shirlington
Tell Arlington's Story is Arlington County's initiative to gather stories that demonstrate Arlington's rich cultural diversity. 24 photos - representing the work of 12 photographers - were chosen, printed and framed for the exhibit.
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| Henry Gallucio |
The winners are:
David Batten, Joan Britt, Tedla Tibebe Desta, Jay Dunn, Greg Embree, Maja Evans, Henry Gallucio, Ingrid Kauffman, Diane Kresh, Roger Mola, Janet Wamsley, and Alex Zealand.
The photos will travel to other Library branches over the upcoming months.
View a selection of the winning photos on flickr.
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| Joan Britt |
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Do you love animals and stories? Then don't miss Wags n' Whiskers, this Saturday, Sept. 17, in Shirlington Village. The day will include pet-adoptions, exhibits, free pet photos, live music and lots more. It will also include two animal-friendly...
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Do you love to take photos of your neighborhood and Library? We want to see them! In conjunction with the County initiative Tell Arlington's Story, we are holding a photo contest seeking new or historical photographs of all eight Arlington Public...
- Telling Arlington Stories: Third And Fourth Generation African American Arlingtonians Share Their Family Histories And Their Personal Stories
As part of this year's County Board initiative "Telling Arlington Stories," Cultural Affairs, the Arlington Association of University Women and the Library will host a history discussion called "Telling Arlington Stories: Third and Fourth Generation...
- Photos By Greg Embree On Display At Cherrydale
This winter the Cherrydale Branch Library exhibits "Across China and Tibet," a collection of recent photographs taken by Greg Embree. Embree is a long time resident of the Cherrydale neighborhood, and a volunteer at the Cherrydale Library....
- Share Your Story, Build Community
Join us at the Shirlington Branch Library on Tuesday, April 13 from 7 - 9:00 p.m. for an immersion into the varied history that is Arlington, with the Arlington Branch, American Association of University Women's "Telling Stories: A History of Diversity...