Viva Tysons! Magazine is THE magazine of Tysons Corner. We celebrate the Tysons Corner locale of McLean, Vienna, Great Falls, Oakton and Western Falls Church.
How? By providing our readers what they want to know through pertinent feature stories on community news and topics of local interest, a selection of area events, interesting neighborhood merchant news, spotlights and guides to local services and amenities, highlights of dining options, shopping ideas, a look at the local arts scene, updates on construction, traffic and development, area real estate trends, announcements from our charities and chambers, motivating columns from our experts on topics like fitness, nutrition, design, and more.
We bring all of this to you six times a year in a full color glossy magazine you'll want to hold on to. We're not all about advertising, we're about providing the local content that will interest our readers who will then see our selection of spotlighted merchants and service providers in an attractive periodical. We are home-grown and we are locally owned. Our writers, editors, publishers, designers, and sales staff are part of the community we serve. Our readers love us for the content, our advertisers love us for our demographic. Please browse our web site to see more, guarantee a copy in your mailbox by purchasing a subscription, and if you're a business looking to reach this fabulous market, take a look at our media kit to see how easy it is. As we say, we're local, targeted, and most of all, affordable. Viva Tysons! |
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 Get out from under that rock! Let us illuminate you on the latest happenings and merchant news. What We Hear Around Tysons is a favorite column in the magazine. Below is a reprint form our May-June issue. Take a look to the right for the latest news that will be found in the next issue! Want to the latest delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our Talk of Tysons newsletter that will go out a couple times a month with all the latest tid-bits along with some exclusive values for our readers.
From our July-August Issue:
Maggie's Timeless Treasures has opened at 320 Maple Avenue in Vienna. Unique, eclectic, vintage, and retro finds of furniture, jewelry, antiques and more. Ask for Chris... England Furniture at the old Eastern Motors on Route 7 is now Urban Street Interiors... As we told you months ago, Homegoods has put their sign up at the old Comp USA space, so I guess they're definitely coming. .. Looking to be the next "Iron Chef"? Stratford University on Leesburg Pike just inside the Beltway has seen their culinary enrollment surpass 200, a 15% increase over last year. Hopefully those students know what they're getting into... speaking of the tough food business, we are sad to see Chutzpah Deli close its Tysons
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July-August issue is out! Featuring local women entrepreneurs, best area breakfast spots, Metro and HOT Lanes updates, our regular expert columns and more!
Coming in September: Merrifield takes off while Tysons pauses, 35 years with the McLean Community Center, local live music venues, Great Falls Studio Tour and MPA Artfest...
Our November-December Holiday issue should be a knockout! Get your message out to our area shoppers this season. See all the info by clicking on the advertising tab at the top menu.
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Fuddruckers closed in Tysons. Happened about three weeks ago. Just the fact that we found out so late gives us the reason why.
Super Chicken from Falls Church is opening a new location next to Penn Camera on Leesburg Pike. Hopefully open in September.
Paisono's just signed lease on Westwood Center Drive. Specializing in Italian specialties for delivery throughout Tysons area.
Look for a new two story 23,000 square foot American Girl store to open next summer at Tysons Corner Center. This is a big deal. Expect up to a million customers a year.
Falls Church Favorite The Original Pancake House is moving by October to the old McGuire Appliance space next to Safeway on Lee Highway.
Harmonia School for Music and Arts is moving to new state of the art facility with 125 seat performance space on Mill Street in Vienna from Oakton in September.
Three frozen dessert places coming to Vienna. Who will be first? The answer is Molly's Yogurt who just opened at 521 Maple Avenue West at Nutley. Refreshing locally made gelato and organic frozen yogurt. Red Mango will be opening at 431 Maple just a block away, and Plush Gelato and Coffee will be opening at Park and Maple. Everyone seems to have had permit and construction delays.
Alf Laylah Wa Laylah will be opening in the old Oriental Regency space on Westwood Center Drive. Hookah, live music, belly dancers, extensive selection of middle eastern food...
Caffe Amouri finally opened on Church St in Vienna. Please check out this specialty coffee and tea shop focused on community!
JBG Companies was issued a building permit for 180,000+ feet for retail at Leesburg Pike and Westwood Center Drive (old Moore Cadillac). No schedule will be announced until 2011.
Trivett's Furniture in the old World Market space on 123 just put their permenent sign up... now they have a banner saying they lost their lease. Bed Bath and Beyond is relocating to that building (the whole space) as a new super store. They'll be vacating their existing store on Leesburg Pike.
Famed Arlington eatery Lost Dog Cafe is coming to McLean next to the new Anderson Road Safeway.
Spring Hill REC is closed for a $1 million renovation with a new entrance on Spring Hill Road. Reopen October 18.
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