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Things to do in Clarendon

Shopping, Dining, Nightlife

• Retailers in Clarendon from Arlington Economic Development (AED Home)
• Clarendon Restaurants from WashingtonPost.com Going Out Guide (Going Out Guide Home)
• Clarendon Restaurants from Washington CityPaper (CityPaper Home)
• Clarendon Restaurants from Express Night Out (Express Night Out Home)
• Clarendon Bars and Clubs from WashingtonPost.com Going Out Guide (Going Out Guide Home)
• Shopping and Dining Guide from Clarendon Alliance (Clarendon Alliance Home)

Events

All events in Clarendon are accessible by public transportation, bicycling, and walking. For more information, see Getting Around Clarendon.

• Events in Clarendon from WashingtonPost.com Going Out Guide (Going Out Guide Home)
• Events in Clarendon from Clarendon Alliance (Clarendon Alliance Home)

Ongoing Events

• Clarendon Farmer's Market is a producer-only market open Wednesdays, 2-7 p.m., year-round. Clarendon Metro Park (next to the Metro station entrance) Clarendon Blvd. & Highland St. Sponsored by Clarendon Alliance.

Annual Events

• Mardi Gras Parade – held in February each year on Wilson Boulevard between Clarendon and Court House. Sponsored by Clarendon Alliance.
• CSC Invitational – a series of high-speed bike races on a short course around Clarendon, beginning and ending at Clarendon Metro station. Usually held in June.
• Clarendon Day – a fall festival of food, art, music and fun, celebrating the unique offerings of Clarendon. Held in September or October on Wilson & Clarendon Blvds.

Arlington County Calendar of Events

View current and upcoming events throughout Arlington; subscribe to be notified by email about categories of events you're interested in. Arlington County Calendar of Events.

Arlington Unwired

Listings for Arlington restaurants, bars, sightseeing destinations and more. www.ArlingtonUnwired.com

StationMasters Online Receive monthly email news about events near Metrorail stations from StationMasters Online, an internet resource based on the popular StationMasters guide book.

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