From left: Cos Dimaggio of Tauri Group of Fairfax Station; Kusuma Aralere of Gainesville; David Patterson of Tech Enabled Solutions in Leesburg; and Jeff Lovett of Motley Fool of Alexandria. Photo Contributed
Metropolitan School of the Arts of Alexandria recently expanded its Alexandria/Kingstowne campus to include its Academy and studio classes, upon closing its Lorton campus. Alexandria/Kingstowne MSA headquarters now provides newly renovated space for its Academy, studios and soon-to-be constructed Black Box theatre. It also welcomed four new board members, including: Jeff Lovett of Motley Fool of Alexandria; Cos Dimaggio of Tauri Group of Fairfax Station; Kusuma Aralere of Gainesville; David Patterson of Tech Enabled Solutions in Leesburg; Jim Anderson of Fairfax Station, of the Anderson Company; and Peter Van Aartrikj of the Aartrikj Company in Alexandria. See www.metropolitanarts.org for more information.
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