What do we mean by living life connected in the City of Fairfax?

In Fairfax, living connected is a way of life.

Connect with family and friends in the small-town atmosphere, with restaurants, shops, and other gathering places that are right around the corner, all around the city.

Connect with history at Historic Blenheim and the Fairfax Museum and Visitor Center, our award-winning historic sites, and the Virginia Room in the City of Fairfax Regional Library. 

Connect with nature at dozens of parks, miles of walking trails and bike trails, and a plethora of playgrounds. 

Connect with the arts through renown festivals and events. Visual arts, dance, books, music, and more: there’s always something to see, hear, and enjoy in the city. 

Connect to education, with our top-ranked school system, and with our neighbors George Mason University and Northern Virginia Community College. 

Connect to the region using city streets, interconnected trails, and easily accessible regional highways, by CUE Bus, personal transport, or enjoy a relaxing walk.

Connect to your community by serving on a city board or commission, or volunteer with a local organization to make Fairfax an even better place.

Connect to local businesses at local shops all around town.

Live Life Connected in the City of Fairfax — and use the hashtag #LiveLifeConnected when posting on social media about how you live life connected in the city.