The COLUMBIA PIKE REVITALIZATION ORGANIZATION (CPRO) is a coalition of businesses, civic associations, property owners, and the Arlington County Government. CPRO’s mission is to inspire, support and provide direction for a wide variety of initiatives that aim to improve and revitalize Columbia Pike and its adjacent neighborhoods.
The Blues are coming back to the Pike! June 15, 2013 from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on South Walter Reed Drive at Columbia Pike [map] [Directions & Parking] Support the Blues Fest Come one, come all to Arlington’s favorite FREE street festival! Great music, local food and arts & crafts vendors! Community groups, local [...]
16 Columbia Pike restaurants are banding together to offer a unique dining experience to the DC Metro area. For seven days and nights, you can come try out all the old and new restaurants you’ve been meaning to try for years! Participating restaurants will feature Dinner for $25 and Lunch for $10. Help support our local emerging restaurant scene and [...]
The Columbia Pike Form Based Code (CPFBC) is a development approval process designed to make Columbia Pike development decisions simple and the Columbia Pike development entitlement process short as well as predictable for all stakeholders (Owners, Investors, Neighbors, Businesses, Planners etc.). FAQs Read More
CPRO released the following statement to the press today: Press Release - For immediate release Recent publications suggest that Bus Rapid System would be superior to a Streetcar serving the transit needs of our area. The Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization takes this opportunity to reaffirm support for a modern Streetcar. In July 2012, the Arlington County Board and Fairfax County Board chose a modern Streetcar as the preferred transit alternative in our corridor. This decision...
The Columbia Pike Farmers Market is now year round! Join us every Sunday from 9am until 1pm in Pike Park in front of the Rite Aid store at the corner of Columbia Pike and S. Walter Reed Dr. [map]. The “regular” market season runs from May – November and the new “winter” runs from December – April. (Please note the Market hours are shortened for the colder months of January February and March.) Did you know that beginning in the early 1800s, and for...