As we close out the year, we want to thank everyone for visiting us and making the Arlington Art Truck have such a successful year! We had over 6,000 visitors this year from April to October!
Storytelling with Saris Molly McCracken
Join us this Friday, November 1 between 5-8PM for an evening picnic on the lawn of Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington with family-friendly activities, vendors, performance and games. Delicious tacos and craft espresso drinks from local food trucks, including Little Miner Taco, Salteñas Camila, and Rossana.
THIS IS THE SECOND TO LAST TIME to play “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington -- Thursday, October 10 – 3-7pm – Jazz@ MET Park and MoCA on the Move with MoCA Arlington, South Elm Street between South 13th and South 14th Streets, Crystal City Metro.
Visit with the Arlington Art Truck in beautiful MET Park at 3pm, alongside live Jazz Music that starts at 5pm and art making projects with MoCA Innovations Studio.
In this Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
SPECIAL EDITION! Come by foot, bike or car! Hang out! Great people watching! “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington - Saturday, October 5 – 10-2pm - Spoke 'n' Word: W&OD Bike Trail Takeover, with Arlington Public Library, Bike Circle on north side of Columbia Pike and W & OD Trail (Between Arlington Mill Community Center and the Barcroft Shopping Center-- closest to 4821 Columbia Pike.) With us will be Arlington Transportation Dept where you can share your feedback on the Columbia Pike Bike Blvd and operating near us are two food trucks: Blanca’s Snow Cones and El Chochi (Tacos, Cachetes, Tortas, Burritos), across the street is Studio Pause and a great Goodwill for fun shopping! What more can you ask for?
In this Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
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SPECIAL EDITION! Come by foot, bike or car! Hang out! Great people watching! “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington - Saturday, October 5 – 10-2pm - Spoke 'n' Word: W&OD Bike Trail Takeover, with Arlington Public Library, Bike Circle on north side of Columbia Pike and W & OD Trail (Between Arlington Mill Community Center and the Barcroft Shopping Center-- closest to 4821 Columbia Pike.) With us will be Arlington Transportation Dept where you can share your feedback on the Columbia Pike Bike Blvd and operating near us are two food trucks: Blanca’s Snow Cones and El Chochi (Tacos, Cachetes, Tortas, Burritos), across the street is Studio Pause and a great Goodwill for fun shopping! What more can you ask for?
In this Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Photos by Side A Photography @side_a_photo
We congratulate American landscape designer, artist, and educator Walter Hood for receiving the National Building Museum's 2024 Vincent Scully Prize. The Vincent Scully Prize, established in 1999, recognizes exemplary practice, scholarship or criticism in architecture, historic preservation and urban design.
Arlington County, Virginia, is honored to feature a major Walter Hood project in our Public Art Collection.
We encourage the public to visit John Robinson, Jr. Town Square (FREED), a Hood Studio design that brings recognition to the history and community of historically Black Green Valley and its tie to Freedman’s Village, a community for escaped enslaved African Americans and free persons established at the end of the Civil War on property that later became home to the Pentagon and Arlington Cemetery.
Arlington County’s Neighborhood Services Division of Community, Planning, Housing and Development managed the project in partnership with the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Department of Environmental Services, and Arlington Economic Development’s Public Art Program. The project was supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts’ Our Town program. Other partners include the Arlington Community Foundation.
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American Society of Landscape Architects
Check out a video of Arlington Art Truck project “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington. Next activation is: Saturday, September 28 – 11-6pm – Clarendon Day, 3100 Clarendon Blvd., Clarendon Metro.
In this Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important!
This game, built specifically for Arlington, is designed to accommodate two to three players at a time making it fun for friends and family! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
Video by Richard Howard for Arlington Arts.
Clarendon Alliance
STEP RIGHT UP! Time to play “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington - Saturday, September 28 between 11-6pm at Clarendon Day, 3100 Clarendon Blvd., Clarendon Metro. Come to Clarendon Day where there are bands and vendors a plenty and visit the Arlington Art Truck!
In this Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important!
This game, built specifically for Arlington, is designed to accommodate two to three players at a time making it fun for friends and family! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Photo by Side A Photography @side_a_photo
STEP RIGHT UP! Time to play “Let it FLOW!” by Scott Pennington. Saturday, September 21 between 12-5pm at Green Valley Day, on the grounds between Drew Community Center at 3500 23rd Street South, and John Robinson Town Square.
In this new Arlington Art Truck project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important!
This carnival game built specifically for Arlington is designed to accommodate two to three players at a time making it fun for friends and family! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
STEP RIGHT UP! Time to play “Let it FLOW!” by artist Scott Pennington- Saturday, September 14 between 8am-1pm at Rock ‘n’ Recycle, Trades Center, 4300 29th Street South!! This is the rare chance to not only see this new project with the Arlington Art Truck, but to check out all the cool LARGE and small vehicles at the Trades Center that move our waste around to process from leaves, food scraps, mulch, rock, sand, glass, recycling, etc.
In this new project, you will enjoy testing your knowledge in this colorful carnival-like bean bag toss game where you will match bean bags of questionable waste with the proper vessel with which to dispose of it. Match and toss bean bags with images of cotton swabs, dental floss, cat litter, human waste, toilet paper, cigarette butts, “flushable” wipes, etc. with the proper disposal vessel: sink, toilet, trash can or the food scraps collection bin. Have fun! Learn something important!
This carnival game built specifically for Arlington is designed to accommodate two to three players at a time making it fun for friends and family! Learn how household waste impacts the County’s wastewater collection and treatment systems and how you can help.
The community partner for this project is the Water Pollution Control Plant. Located in South Arlington, the Water Pollution Control Plant treats 23 million gallons of wastewater each day from residences and businesses. The plant’s mission is to safely and economically process wastewater to protect the environment: especially Four Mile Run, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay. Future upgrades will focus on improving solids handling and resource recovery, while at the same time reducing the County’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Photo by Side A Photography @side_a_photo
El laberinto Del Coco at Rosslyn Jazz Festival
☀️El laberinto Del Coco has brought the sun and bomba-jazz from Puerto Rico (...with legendary guest trumpeter Jerry Medina)!🔥🔥
