See what’s going on just around the corner from Regent’s Park. Every week we highlight a local hotspot in the area for you to explore, from delectable eateries to boutique shopping and more.
Fun and Creative Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Home
By Meg Paolini, March 11, 2021
While St. Patrick’s Day usually involves a visit to your favorite pub followed by a parade, celebrations will likely look a little different in 2021. That doesn’t mean, however, that you can’t enjoy the camaraderie, delicious food, and the Irish spirit that make March 17 so special. Here are three … read more >
Participate in the Virtual Lucky Leprechaun 5K
By Meg Paolini, March 2, 2021
St. Patrick’s Day 2021 probably isn’t what you envisioned or hoped for, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still have some fun, and maybe even keep up an annual tradition. While you won’t be able to join a crowd of fellow athletes to run a shamrock-themed race this year, … read more >
Enjoy a Taste of the Islands at Tiki Thai Reston
By Meg Paolini, February 8, 2021
Reston’s newest addition to the local food scene has quickly won customer’s hearts with its bright colors and enticing flavors. Bringing together the heritage and cuisine of Polynesian islands and Thailand, Tiki Thai aims to honor these cultures and their history, not just celebrate them.
For those who haven’t … read more >
Vienna Florist and Gifts: A Local Flower Shop Near Regent’s Park
By Meg Paolini, February 2, 2021
Still trying to decide what to get your Valentine? This past year has been a doozy, so it’s the perfect time to really go all out. That might mean splurging on a classic bouquet of long-stemmed red roses or a pretty bunch of pink orchids from Vienna Florist and … read more >
How to Get the Most Out of Your Winter Workouts
By Meg Paolini, January 11, 2021
Working out in the warm months was pretty easy, even with gym closures and other restrictions. The great outdoors always beckoned with sunshine and balmy breezes, inviting you to go for a run or maybe join an outdoor fitness class. But with the colder temperatures moving in, staying active … read more >