Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This week’s column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of Corcoran McEnearney. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
Hey Fairfax! Here are my must-do Christmas activities.
The holidays are here, and I’ve got the ultimate guide to celebrating the season in Fairfax!
Whether you’re looking for festive lights, community vibes, or magical memories, this list has you covered. Watch the video for all the details and check out the highlights below. Let’s dive in!
Winter Walk of Lights at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens
Nothing says Christmas magic like strolling through Meadowlark’s Winter Walk of Lights! Picture this: dazzling lights, a half-mile trail, and plenty of hot cocoa. Oh, and don’t forget to grab a s’mores kit — trust me, it’s the perfect family night out.
👉 Plan your visit here!
City Light Christmas Festival — December 18
This event is close to my heart. Join me at the City Light Christmas Festival for an evening of community, music, and holiday spirit. With two shows (5 p.m. and 7 p.m.), festive décor, and local vendors, it’s a chance to make meaningful memories with the people you love. And yes, I’ll be there, so come say hi!
👉 Learn more and reserve your spot.
Tacky Christmas Lights Tour
Break out the PJs, load up on hot cocoa, and hit the road for Fairfax’s Tacky Christmas Lights Tour! This self-guided tour is all about discovering the most over-the-top, dazzling displays in the area. Pro tip: check out the map to make sure you hit all the highlights!
👉 Find the tacky lights map here.
What’s Your Favorite Tradition?
Let me know in the comments below! Whether you’re creating new traditions or revisiting old ones, the key is making memories with the people you one. Don’t forget to watch the full video for more tips and behind-the-scenes fun.
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Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Corcoran | McEnearney.
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with you — McEnearney Associates | Middleburg Real Estate | Atoka Properties has joined forces with Corcoran, one of the most esteemed names in real estate. We are now Corcoran McEnearney!
What does this mean for you? It’s simple: the same trusted service and local expertise you’ve always relied on, now paired with the global reach, cutting-edge resources, and industry-leading innovation that Corcoran brings us.
This partnership enhances our ability to serve you better, whether you’re buying, selling, or investing. With Corcoran’s renowned network and our unwavering commitment to your success, we’re confident this marks a new chapter of possibilities for your real estate journey.
If you have any questions about this exciting change or how it benefits you, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We look forward to continuing to provide you with exceptional service as Corcoran McEnearney.
Corcoran McEnearney
More Than 40 Years of Exceptional Service
The first McEnearney Associates office opened in 1980 with John McEnearney at the helm, whose personal commitment to offer best-in-class service with the industry’s best agents set the foundation for the company. More than 40 years later, the McEnearney name has continued to uphold this foundation while steadily growing to include more than 420 agents and 40 support staff across 13 offices, located throughout Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia.
Today, Maureen McEnearney Dunn, daughter of John McEnearney, is the President of Corcoran McEnearney, having been a part of the company since its inception and holding her current position since 2007. Throughout her tenure, Dunn has brought visionary leadership to grow the firm sevenfold, transforming its operations and expanding its market presence significantly.
Under her leadership, the firm has recruited top talent and fostered success amongst the agents, while focusing on marketing, education, training, relocation, and technology to keep the company ahead of the curve. Deeply committed to industry and community involvement, she has served on the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS® Ethics and Professional Standards Committees and has led hundreds of key fundraising initiatives including the Capital Area Food Bank, Arlington Food Assistance Center, At Home in Alexandria, SCAN, Act for Alexandria, Share of McLean, and more.
“The authentic culture and dedication to excellence with the Corcoran® brand has always aligned seamlessly with the core values of McEnearney,” said Dunn. “Corcoran’s robust marketing strategies and expansive network can help equip our agents to deliver even greater care and support to both new and loyal clients. We are energized by the immense growth potential this partnership brings, reinforcing our commitment to delivering the exceptional service that has defined our company for 45 years.”
Depth of Industry Leadership
As a strategic growth merger, McEnearney Associates joined forces with Middleburg Real Estate/Atoka Properties in June 2023. Having led successful careers as agents, Peter Pejacsevich and Scott Buzzelli founded Atoka Properties and acquired Middleburg Real Estate in 2008. Initially drawn to Middleburg, Virginia, for its strong heritage and deep history, the team channeled their personal interest and successful business into establishing a premier brokerage serving Virginia and West Virginia’s countryside and beyond.
Now operating as Principal & Chief Operating Officer of Corcoran McEnearney, Pejacsevich brings his strong business acumen and global perspective to continue driving the company’s presence and growth throughout the greater Washington, D.C. metro region. His extensive industry experience in luxury sales and track record of success provide him with a profound understanding of every level within the business. This deep-rooted expertise allows him to drive innovation and enhance overall operational efficiency, ultimately contributing to the firm’s continued long-term success.
“This partnership has been a natural fit from the beginning,” said Pejacsevich. “The Corcoran® brand’s genuine spirit resonated with us – values of service, integrity, market expertise, and neighborhood fluency, affirming that together we could achieve something even more impactful in our market. While maintaining independence, we now gain access to cutting-edge technology, refined marketing strategies, an expanded network, and enhanced resources.”
Joining Dunn and Pejacsevich on Corcoran McEnearney’s executive leadership team is David Howell, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer. Howell is a recognized industry leader who, among other distinctions, is a member of the Hall of Fame for both Virginia REALTORS® and the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS®, where he also formerly served as President.
The Corcoran McEnearney executive team also includes Scott Buzzelli, Chief Strategy Officer; Jeanne Choi, Chief Marketing Officer; Kristen Doczkat, Chief Financial Officer, and a strategic growth team. Complementing this executive team, Corcoran McEnearney is further supported by five exceptional Managing Brokers, skilled corporate department leads, and dedicated office managers.
“We are thrilled to welcome Corcoran McEnearney, an impressive and well-respected company with a well-earned reputation for excellence and integrity,” said Stephanie Anton, President of Corcoran Affiliates. “By joining forces, our network is gaining invaluable expertise and presence in a major world market, while providing the tools and resources to further strengthen Corcoran McEnearney’s high standards in client service and agent support.”
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
Fairfax, are you ready for a culinary gem that’s been taking Arlington by storm?
Ruthie’s All Day is officially expanding to Fairfax Corner in 2025, and it’s hard to overstate what a win this is for our local food scene. Imagine savoring Southern-inspired dishes that pack bold flavors, all crafted with love and care — that’s the Ruthie’s experience.
For those unfamiliar, Ruthie’s All Day has earned its reputation as one of Virginia’s top dining spots since opening in 2020. The restaurant draws crowds for its welcoming atmosphere and the nostalgic, homey feel that keeps people coming back. Owner and chef Matt Hill, a James Beard Award nominee, channels his North Carolina roots and honors his late grandmother, Ruthie, by creating the kind of warm, unforgettable meals that feel like they’re straight from her kitchen.
From tender, 14-hour, smoked brisket to addictive campfire cookies (pro tip: try them warm!), each dish is crafted with a blend of passion and skill that you can taste in every bite.
Ruthie’s has quickly become a local favorite, even snagging top spots on Northern Virginia Magazine’s Best Restaurants list year after year, and was featured by Virginia Living as a top pick for dining out. Their commitment to quality has earned Ruthie’s more than just high praise — it’s won the hearts of the Arlington community and beyond.
And now, with plans to open at Fairfax Corner, Ruthie’s is ready to bring that same charm and award-winning flavor closer to home for Fairfax residents. This new location promises a spacious, inviting layout, complete with outdoor seating, a full bar, and a menu filled with both Ruthie’s classics and seasonal specials. It’s not just a restaurant — it’s an experience.
Excited yet? The countdown is on, and this is one spot you’ll want to put on your 2025 to-do list. So Arlington fans, share your favorites in the comments, and Fairfax foodies, get ready to welcome this all-day eatery!
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This week’s column is sponsored and written by Mackenzie Horne of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Mackenzie at 571-594-9136.
Thinking of moving to Great Falls, Vienna, or McLean? Are you wondering what to do for fun with your kids — here is the scoop!
Great Falls Village Center, located in the heart of Great Falls, is quiet, tree-lined, and where memories are made. On the Green, kids can run freely and burn off their energy from having an ice cream at the Great Falls Creamery or after an evening meal with friends at the Old Brogue. From May to October, you can attend Concerts on the Green… bring a picnic blanket, pick up some pizza from Deli Italiano, and enjoy live music with friends and neighbors.
A few weeks ago, we were there with friends and the 5- and 6-year-olds were rocking out, dancing, cartwheeling, and even getting shoutouts from the band.
Ever notice how some kid-friendly spots don’t open until 10 a.m.? I don’t know about you, but my kiddo is up and ready for Saturday morning activities well ahead of this time frame!
If you are Saturday morning early birds, put Katie’s Cars and Coffee on your calendar! It is a great place to walk around with the kids, grab a cup of coffee, and see some amazing vehicles. Plus, it goes on all year round (weather permitting) every Saturday from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
No matter the time of year, there is something fun to do together as a family. From the 4thof July Fireworks at Turner Farm to the Celebration of Lights in December. Keep an eye out for the Colvin Run Mill who also hosts Santa in the Mill every year!
Are you looking for some great playgrounds? Check out the Great Falls Grange, which has a fantastic playground for kids of all ages, including a merry-go-round, swings, monkey bars, and a large baseball field.
Clemyjontri Park is truly a special place, where children of all abilities can play side-by-side. This park is a place where children who use wheelchairs, walkers, or braces, or who have sensory or developmental disabilities, can have a parallel playground experience of fun and exploration. My daughter loves going on the well-maintained carousel in the summer and always tries to snag the zebra!
Some of our family’s favorite places to go with kids include Wolf Trap Performing Arts with their robust kid-friendly offerings, NOVA Wild with its drive-through safari and petting zoo, Reston Farm Garden Market which my daughter likes to call the ‘Piggy Farm’ because she loves going to see the pigs, goats and chickens that are free to visit any day of the week. There are so many amazing options to choose from!
Want to grab a cup of coffee and connect about all the things? Call me, text me, email me anytime. These kids are such powerful inspirations for living our best lives, and I am here for you as you think about finding the perfect place to call home!
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
Attention, Asian street food fans and craft beer lovers!
High Side in downtown Fairfax is a must-visit spot that combines incredible flavors with a great local atmosphere. Opened in 2018, High Side was born out of his love for craft beer and Taiwanese street food, offering a unique fusion right in the heart of our community.
At High Side, the beer selection is always changing, with so many different varieties rotating through. From fruity smoothie sours to hazy IPAs and classic lagers, there’s something for every taste.
And when it comes to food, expect mouthwatering street eats like Taiwanese popcorn chicken, garlic noodles, and crispy tornado fries. It’s the perfect place for a laid-back night with friends, or just to treat yourself to something fun and delicious.
High Side is also known for its strong ties to the community, especially through their annual Asian Festival each May. This event brings thousands of people together to celebrate Fairfax’s rich Asian heritage with food, music, and culture. In 2023, the festival attracted 26,000 visitors, showcasing 100+ vendors and food stalls. If you haven’t checked it out yet, you’ll want to add it to your calendar!
Looking for an unforgettable spot for craft beer, tasty bites, and an inviting ambiance?
High Side in downtown Fairfax is the place to be. Next time you’re nearby, drop in, meet Jinson, and enjoy the experience!
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
If you’re considering a move to Fairfax County or just curious about its diverse neighborhoods, I’ve got five iconic areas you definitely don’t want to miss.
Whether you’re into bustling town centers, tranquil suburban living, or active outdoor lifestyles, these neighborhoods have something for everyone.
1. Reston — The Master-Planned Haven Reston is a model of what a master-planned community should be! With miles of trails connecting to the W&OD Trail, it’s a paradise for runners, bikers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Reston Town Center offers everything from great dining to entertainment options — Jackson’s is a must-visit! And with the Silver Line Metro, your commute is easier than ever. Housing options here vary from condos to townhomes and stunning single-family residences, each with its own architectural charm. Reston blends convenience and community seamlessly, making it a top choice for many.
2. Fairfax City — Charming and Quaint Let’s talk about Fairfax City, my hometown! Living here offers that small-town feel with access to everything. Local shops, cozy cafe’s (yes, De Clieu Coffee, I see you!), and a vibrant community vibe make it special. The housing market is diverse, with single-family homes, townhouses, and some condo options sprinkled in. Plus, there’s so much growth happening — city planning is bringing more amenities our way. The accessibility to D.C., the Pentagon, and Tyson’s Corner is unmatched, adding a practical edge to this charming area.
3. Vienna — Community-Driven and Close-Knit Vienna’s community spirit is like no other. From annual festivals to the historic charm of its old-town feel, it’s an area where neighbors truly become friends. The W&OD Trail cuts right through, perfect for outdoor lovers. And let’s not forget Vienna’s vibrant restaurant scene — many local spots have been around for decades! The housing is a mix of new builds and classic homes, giving the area a distinctive appeal. Townhouses here are spacious, offering excellent options for growing families or young professionals.
4. Great Falls — Luxurious and Serene Great Falls is the epitome of luxury living. Known for its expansive homes and large, private lots, this area is perfect for those seeking tranquility. Yet, it still has a strong sense of community with festivals, events, and the breathtaking Great Falls Park right at your doorstep. Hiking trails and scenic waterfalls create a natural retreat without sacrificing accessibility to the city. It’s truly a place where luxury meets nature.
5. Falls Church — Historic and Accessible Historic charm meets modern living in Falls Church. From its colonial roots to its lively farmer’s market, this neighborhood offers a unique blend of old and new. It’s ideal for those seeking a small-town vibe with big-city conveniences, thanks to two Metro stops and the W&OD Trail for active lifestyles. The housing market offers everything from historic homes to new builds, condos, and townhouses — there’s something for every style and budget.
Fairfax County is full of hidden gems and iconic spots like these. Each area offers its own unique blend of history, community, and accessibility.
Stay tuned as we continue to explore the best of Fairfax County living!
5 Iconic Areas in Fairfax County You Should Know About
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This week’s column is sponsored and written by Hannah Wolf of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Hannah at 724-561-4816.
Hey there, coffee lovers! Looking for that perfect caffeine kick or a cozy spot to unwind?
Whether you’re a morning riser or a night owl, a visit to a local coffee shop can be just what you need. Today, I’m excited to take you on a tour through three fantastic coffee spots in southern Fairfax County, each offering not just delicious drinks but also a welcoming space to connect, unwind, and savor the moment.
The first thing you’ll notice at Cervantes Coffee Roasters is the intoxicating aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans. This woman-owned business sees coffee as their passion and you can definitely see that in the entrance display highlighting their personal relationship with the growers of their single-origin coffees.
Why You’ll Love It:
On-Site Roasting: They roast all their coffees right there, ensuring the freshest brews.
Hidden Gem: Although the exterior is unassuming, the interior offers a welcoming, industrial vibe with plenty of seating. They also offer classes on coffee roasting and brewing, as well as host events.
Award-Winning Blends: Take home a pound of their award-winning Quixote blend or try their Swiss-process decaf — no harsh chemicals and tastes just like regular coffee — I promise you won’t be able to tell the difference!
Whether you’re looking for a quiet place to work, a cozy nook to read a book, or a friendly spot to catch up with a friend, these local coffee shops in Fairfax County offer much more than just a caffeine fix. Next time you need a break, consider visiting one of these local treasures.
I’ll see you there!
Do you love these spots? Are there others I should check out? Let me know in the comments or send me an email.
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
Are you considering making a move to or within Fairfax?
Today, I’m excited to share five of the most underrated communities in Fairfax County that deserve your attention. These hidden gems offer unique advantages, whether you’re looking for a strong sense of community, prime location, or simply a place to call home.
1. Cobbdale — A Hidden Gem in the City of Fairfax
Cobbdale is truly a treasure tucked away in the heart of the City of Fairfax. One of its standout features is its non-HOA regulated environment, yet it still has a vibrant civic association that fosters a close-knit community. From Easter egg hunts to Halloween parades and park cleanups, Cobbdale is where neighbors come together. The variety of single-family homes — from colonials to split-levels — means there’s something here for everyone. Plus, with its unbeatable access to major interstates like 66, 50, and 495, getting around is a breeze.
2. University Square — The Best of Both Worlds
Imagine your new home coming with a membership to a community pool — that’s exactly what you get in University Square. Located just outside the City of Fairfax in Fairfax County, this neighborhood combines the best of both worlds. With George Mason University nearby and easy access to major roads like 66 and Chain Bridge Road, it’s a prime location for those who value convenience. I’ve sold several homes in this area, and let me tell you, people don’t leave! They build lifelong connections, making it an ideal place to raise a family.
3. Farrcroft — Luxury Living in Downtown Fairfax
Farrcroft is one of my personal favorites, especially if you’re looking for luxury living. These stunning colonial homes are just a short walk from the quaint downtown Fairfax area, offering you the charm of a small-town living with all the conveniences of the city. Surrounded by parks managed by the City of Fairfax, Farrcroft provides a serene, park-like environment while still being close to major highways like 66 and Chain Bridge Road. The sense of community here is palpable, with long-time residents taking pride in maintaining their beautiful properties.
4. Lakewood Estates — A Water Lover’s Dream in Springfield
If you’re anything like me and love being near water, Lakewood Estates in Springfield should be at the top of your list. Nestled among three lakes — Tite, Burke Lake, and Huntsman Lake — this community offers a tranquil retreat with easy access to outdoor activities. The school pyramid here is highly sought after, making it a great choice for families. When I sold a home here, the military family who had to move was heartbroken to leave, which speaks volumes about the tight-knit community they found. And with easy access to 395, 495, and 95, you’re just a stone’s throw from the city, Alexandria, and beyond.
5. Crosspointe — The Community Lover’s Haven in Fairfax Station
While Crosspointe might not be the best-kept secret, it’s still an underrated gem that deserves a mention. With over 1,400 homes, you’re sure to find your people in this vibrant community. Crosspointe offers an array of amenities, including six playgrounds, two pools, a community center, and tennis courts that even cater to pickleball enthusiasts. The proximity to Fountainhead Regional Park is a huge plus for biking and trail running fans, and the community’s own trails offer endless opportunities for outdoor fun. The homes here are spacious and architecturally distinct, making them perfect for growing families.
Thank you for joining me on this journey through five of Fairfax County’s most underrated communities. There’s so much more to explore in Fairfax, and I can’t wait to dig deeper with you in our next Live Fairfax adventure!
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This week’s column is sponsored and written by Hannah Wolf of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Hannah at 724-561-4816.
Here in Fairfax County, we are blessed to have an incredible library system that is consistently ranked in the 10 top libraries in the United States.
And while you probably know that you can walk into your local branch and check out a book — I’m willing to bet that there are some features of the library that you hadn’t heard about before — I know that was true for me! This year is the 85th anniversary of the Fairfax County Library and with celebrations happening all year long, it’s the perfect time to open the doors to one of my favorite FREE activities to do, rain or shine, in Fairfax County — go to the library.
With over 3 million books in circulation at the Fairfax County Public Library (FCPL), there is a book for everyone. Anyone who lives or works in Fairfax County can get a card and — get this — there are no longer fines for overdue books (just make sure you do return them in a timely manner)! But FCPL is so much more than just a place to borrow books!
One of my favorite things to do with my kids is visit one of the three Maker Lab locations (Herndon, Pohick, and Sherwood). Here you can solve riddles, play with coding programs, race friends with a Sphero Robot Ball, build a Lego design, or create a piece of art.
One of the most fun features of the Maker Labs is the 3D Printer , send your creation to the link on the library website and they will 3D print it for you! If you can dream it up, they can print it. Have old VHS tapes or slides you want to digitize? You can reserve a spot in the Memory Depot to convert them, and librarians will even train you on how to use it.
Andrew Carnegie once said that, “A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.” That is certainly true at the Fairfax County Public Library, where community engagement and access is a top priority. All FCPL branches offer indoor Wi-Fi during operating hours, and some also provide outdoor Wi-Fi access from their parking lots from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., making them a great place to study, work and connect online.
You can also join a book club, attend a class, or even check out a Connect Kit with a Chromebook laptop and a Wi-Fi hotspot to take with you. Check out their calendar every month for a dynamic list of events.
The library’s extensive online resources are a treasure in themselves. You can read over 5,000 different magazine subscriptions through Magzter, and with access to the library’s subscription to Consumer Reports, research guides and online newspapers, you have access to valuable information right at your fingertips.
For those with a green thumb, the Seed Sharing Library allows you to grow your own garden while sharing seeds with others in the community. I finally know what to do with my leftover packet of sunflower seeds!
If you’re struggling with a computer or device issue, visit the Walk-In Tech Clinic, offering help with everything from setting up devices to troubleshooting technical issues. Additionally, for those looking to improve their English, the library provides conversation classes that offer a supportive environment for language learners to practice and enhance their skills, as well as homework help for students.
In the spirit of “why buy it when you can BORROW it”, the “Library of Things” offers an assortment of items patrons can use once and return. If you need to check out an interesting piece of art for a discussion — you might be able to find it at the library. If you’re interested in testing the air quality in your home, measuring the pH of your soil, or using a thermal camera — the Library of Things has you covered with meters and gauges. Want to grab a Nature Backpack that includes a state park pass? They have that too!
Fostering literacy is an obvious hallmark of the library, and they truly make it fun. My kids look forward to the Summer Reading Adventure every year and there are even exciting prizes and incentives for adults as well. From children’s story times to adult book clubs, story walks in nature, and short story contests for teens, the library makes reading dynamic and fun for all ages.
I hope I’ve inspired you to check out some of the things available to you with your library card! I’ll be seeing you at the library.
“I declare, after all, there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book! I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.” — Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
Live Fairfax is a bi-weekly column exploring Fairfax County. This recurring column is sponsored and written by Sharmane Medaris of McEnearney Associates. Questions? Reach Sharmane at 813-504-4479.
Are you wondering where the newest hotspot in the City of Fairfax is? Check out Commonwealth Brewing Co!
Conveniently located in the heart of Fairfax, this vibrant venue is quickly becoming a favorite among locals.
Ambiance and Atmosphere
As soon as you step inside, you’ll be greeted with a welcoming, rustic-chic ambiance that combines modern design with a cozy feel. The spacious interior, with its warm wood accents and industrial touches, creates an inviting atmosphere perfect for any occasion.
Food and Drinks
The food and drinks will not disappoint. Commonwealth Brewing Co. offers a menu full of delicious dishes, from classic pub fare to innovative culinary creations to kid approved. On tap, you’ll find so many choices of craft beers brewed on-site, showcasing everything from hoppy IPAs to smooth stouts. And if beer isn’t your thing, their on-tap cocktails are made fresh daily (my favorite so far is the coconut margarita).
Community Focus
What sets Commonwealth Brewing Co. apart is its strong community focus. They regularly host events that bring people together, from live music nights to trivia competitions and charity fundraisers. It’s a place where neighbors become friends and new connections are made. My clients love the sense of community here!
Flexible Meeting Space
Looking for a spot to host your next meetup? Commonwealth Brewing Co. offers flexible spaces that can accommodate a variety of gatherings, from networking events to birthday parties and casual get-togethers.
Check out Commonwealth Brewing Co. in Fairfax. Whether you’re there for a casual night out, a special event, or just to enjoy some quality food and drink, you’ll find a welcoming community and an exceptional experience waiting for you.
Have you visited Commonwealth Brewing Co. yet? Share your experience with us in the comments below!
