Falls Church, Virginia
Things to Do in Falls Church, VA
The City of Falls Church covers about 2 square miles, and much of what to do fits in a short walk. The farmers market sets up in the City Hall parking lot at 300 Park Avenue every Saturday of the year. Cherry Hill Farmhouse, an 1845 Greek Revival house at 312 Park Avenue, opens to the public on select summer Saturdays. The State, a 1936 movie house turned concert hall, hosts live music.
The Falls Church itself, the 1769 brick church on East Fairfax Street, still holds services. Every Memorial Day the city stages a parade and street festival. Founders Row on Broad Street adds a movie theater, a bowling alley sits on South Maple Avenue, and a LOVE sculpture stands at City Hall.
South of Seven Corners, Lake Barcroft's dam on Holmes Run was finished in 1915 to hold drinking water for Alexandria.
Things to do in the Falls Church area are listed below.
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City of Falls Church History Panels
Falls Church, Virginia 22046
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Elvis on Mount Rushmore mural
418 S Washington St, Falls Church, Virginia 22046
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Lake Barcroft Dam
3650 Boat Dock Dr, Falls Church, Virginia 22041
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LOVE Sculpture
300 Park Ave, Falls Church, Virginia 22046 · (703) 248-5004
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Lucky Strike Falls Church
140 S Maple Ave, Falls Church, Virginia 22046 · (571) 533-3459
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Paragon Theaters Founders Row + Axis15 Extreme
112 Founders Ave, Falls Church, Virginia 22046 · (571) 562-5683
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Pennies From Heaven
6400 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, Virginia 22042
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The Falls Church Episcopal
115 E Fairfax St, Falls Church, Virginia 22046 · (703) 241-0003
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