Long-time Falls Church resident and civic activist Sara Fitzgerald reveals a rich literary side with a novel about a long and painful love story rooted in the true lives of poet T.S. Eliot and his first love.

The Falls Church Farmers To-Go Market is back, the City Council goes virtual and more.

This week’s virtual events include Bloom Cam at the Tidal Basin, virtual paint nights and the Social Distancing Festival.

The show is as much a celebration of the podcast’s success as it is the community the founders have cultivated in their three-ish years and just over 800 episodes they’ve put out.

The current run of “Crowns,” the award winning musical at Falls Church’s Creative Cauldron theater, has been named a Helen Hayes Award Recommended production.

Going from the subway to the mainstage is every New York City busker’s dream — or better yet — fantasy. But that path was a reality for the genre-pioneering Too Many Zooz, who went from entertaining passersby in the world’s largest metro system to touring coast-to-coast to a legion of fans.

Whether you know him from his days as a young stand-up comedian in New York City in the 1970s, as Iago from Disney’s “Aladdin” or even one of his many raunchy sets for celebrity roasts, Gottfried is one of those Hollywood characters who finds a way to stick with you no matter how long he occupies the stage or screen.