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Parking & Directions for Liz Miele Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse
2903 Columbia Pike, Arlington, VA
22204, US
1. Street Parking: 0.1 miles, $1.00/hour
2. County Parking Garage: 0.2 miles, $2.00/hour
3. Ballston Common Mall: 0.4 miles, $3.00 for 2 hours
4. Virginia Square Metro Station: 0.5 miles, $4.00/day
5. Surface Lot at 1000 N Quincy St: 0.3 miles, $5.00 flat rate
Liz Miele Concert Live at Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse | Arlington – January 22nd, 2027
Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse is more than just a movie theater, it's a lively hub where local talent and diverse stories come to life. Over the years, it’s built strong ties with nearby film schools, helping nurture the next wave of filmmakers and actors. If you’re into celebrating queer cinema, this place really knows how to throw a party with themed nights showcasing powerful LGBTQ+ stories that stick with you long after the credits roll. And yes, snagging tickets online is a breeze, so you don’t have to worry about missing out on popular shows or stand-up comedy nights that keep the vibe fun and fresh. Whether it’s catching foreign films that take you on a trip abroad or trivia nights that test your cinematic knowledge, Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse always delivers something different. Liz Miele Arlington fans should definitely check out her upcoming stand-up show here, it’s the perfect blend of laughs and good times. Plus, it’s just a quick ride from the U. S. Marine Corps War Memorial down to Columbia Pike, and if you want to dodge the traffic chaos, taking Arlington Boulevard might be the smarter route. Honestly, it’s not just about watching movies, it’s about feeling connected to a community that loves film just as much as you do.