After much consideration and review, Carlyle has decided to drop Zimride as rideshare option. We gave the platform our all and tried hard to market and promote the service within our community. Enrollment was very low and we felt it best to go in a different direction, to better serve our residents and workers. The last day for the Carlyle Zimride discount is October 31st, 2019.

To learn more about the Innovation Forum and the Alexandria Mobility Plan process, visit the Alexandria Mobility Plan website.

Alexandria City Council approved making changes to on-street parking spaces in two areas adjacent to Carlyle. The first area is on the south side of Eisenhower Avenue along the Hooff’s Run area and the other location is along Jamieson Avenue from Holland Lane to West Street.

The Carlyle Council created our first ever Park(ing) Day ‘Parklet’ in front of Sweet Fire Donna’s. We had over 250 patrons visit our parklet and check out our reclaimed parking spaces. Park(ing) Day is an annual event that takes place the third Friday in September, to help spread awareness about other options of transportation besides single occupancy vehicles. Check out our 'parklet' photo album on our Facebook page.

The Alexandria Police Department, Casa Chirilagua and NOVA Alexandria Campus are co-hosting a Community Festival (Dia del Nino/Day of the Child) at Northern Virginia Community College on September 28th from 11AM – 2PM.

Visit the Carlyle ‘parklet’ that will be outside of Sweet Fire Donna’s on September 20th from 9AM – 7PM! We'll have fun give-a-ways and it will be your chance to enjoy some fresh air in our neighborhood.

You heard right! Every Wednesday, Whiskey & Oyster is hosting a dog-friendly happy hour on their front patio. There’s no better way to end your “Hump Day” than being outside with your pup and drink in hand.

Kick off Oktoberfest 2k19, the Trademark way! They've partnered with Port City Brewing Company and Old Bust Head Brewing Company to bring you the most crafted brews elegantly paired with Chef Matthew’s crafted eats.

Our new neighbors – The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children are hosting a fundraiser for the 2nd year – A Culinary Tour of Old Town. This event will be held on November 7th and include 12 restaurants from Carlyle all the way down to the waterfront, and you can eat and drink at all of them. There are also VIP tickets that will allow you to attend the reception at their headquarters followed by a VIP after party with all the chefs and sponsors and live music

In response to a 2017 Virginia Law, AlexRenew is implementing a program called RiverRenew to reduce the discharge of millions of gallons of sewage mixed with rainwater into local waterways each year. The RiverRenew program includes the construction of a tunnel system to capture the sewage mixed with rainwater at the locations where it currently overflows (called outfalls).