• The Pursuit of Happy

    "The Pursuit of Happy" blog is brought to you by the Arlington CVB, written by those who LOVE this city and all of its quirks! We strive to bring you an insider’s guide to Arlington, from our favorite restaurants and biggest attractions to hidden gems and upcoming events, our team of contributing bloggers share their personal and favorite experiences. We encourage guest bloggers to send us their experiences, too. Email your thoughts or interest in contributing to PR@arlington.org. 

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    Four Great DFW Spring Break Staycation Ideas – Part One

    Published 3/1/2019 by Rhonda Aghamalian
    Growing up in Arlington, I loved the visits to Six Flags Over Texas and other local destinations my mom organized each spring break—and I also looked forward to our annual spring break excursion to The Galleria in Dallas, which included ice skating with my little brother and lunch at the legendary Highland Park Cafeteria. The Galleria outing MORE ›

    For Fun: Bad Dates, Great Stories

    Published 2/10/2019 by Guest
    No doubt about it, bad dates have been happening to good humans ever since the first prehistoric man showed up at his lady love’s cave without bringing a little saber-toothed something. Most of these unfortunate outings fall into one of two categories: The kind with good people but bad luck, and the kind where the person you’re on the date with is MORE ›

    Tourism Touches Everything: Salter Bros. Coffee Q&A

    Published 1/15/2019 by Nikki Stephens
    Arlington’s first coffee local roasters, Salter Bros. Coffee , create “artisan coffee roasted exclusively for you,” meaning this roaster creates delicious batches of coffee made-to-order. Selecting green coffee beans from small farms around the world, they embrace the “micro-lot” concept that ensures each cup of coffee is roasted in small batches MORE ›

    Need to Work Offsite? Where to Work Remotely in Arlington

    Published 11/26/2018 by Hillary Green
    The modern workforce is changing, with more workers than ever a part of the gig economy, starting their own small business, or working remotely. The standard nine-to-five day at the office is evolving as workers have increased options on where they want to work - basically, anywhere WiFi is available. While Arlington is known for its robust MORE ›

    Q&A: All About Arlington Esports

    Published 11/21/2018 by Rhonda Aghamalian
    Arlington’s dominance as one of the top sports destinations on the planet will expand into the digital arena this week with the opening of Esports Stadium Arlington , a 100,000 square-foot gaming facility that is the largest Esports arena in North America. (Scroll down to the end of the article to get a look at upcoming Esports Stadium Arlington MORE ›

    Why I’m Thankful for Arlington

    Published 11/16/2018 by Rhonda Aghamalian
    Title: “Why I’m Thankful for Arlington” As someone who was born and raised in Arlington—and who has also lived and worked here during multiple eras of my adult life—I’ve racked up a sizeable list of favorite places and an even larger collection of memories, as you might imagine. The older I get, the more appreciative I am of both, so it seems MORE ›

    The Beginner’s Guide to Arlington’s Urban Union

    Published 9/6/2018 by Lisa Farrimond
    No doubt about it, Downtown Arlington is booming right now, with new developments and destinations busting out all over—such as Urban Union , a highly-walkable, mixed-used district of converted industrial buildings that’s tucked between Abram and Division streets near the heart of downtown. If you haven’t yet checked it out, here’s a sneak peek: MORE ›

    Your Guide to Arlington’s International Flavors

    Published 8/30/2018 by Guest
    Tucked into every corner of the city, Arlington’s mom-and-pop shops and old-world family restaurants offer visitors a smorgasbord of authentic international flavor. KOREAN NAMOO KOREAN BOWL 300 E Abram, #170 “Appa loves to make people cry,” says server Genesis Aleman, a PR major at UTA who studies Korean, explaining that Appa means “dad” in Korean MORE ›
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