There are a few new hotels opening in Georgetown, but you’ll want to know about this one even if you’re not looking for a city suite to crash in. This one boasts drinks with a view. Introducing The Graham Georgetown, formerly the Hotel Monticello, which is set… Read More
Think of it as a new way to speed date… in silence. Living Authentic‘s Jeffrey Platts dishes about Eye Gazing, a way to find love by staring into the windows of the soul. According to Platts, Eye Gazing reveals attraction a lot quicker. See what… Read More
Social Media Week 2013 (SMWWDC) starts TODAY, Monday, February 18th, appropriately kicking off its online-to-in-person programs with a Presidential Trivia Opening Party (at Penn Social) to commemorate the federal holiday in full force. Post President’s Day, well over 100 events continue throughout the week —… Read More
Bliss and passion; fear and pain; shame and regret… If those words together describe your Valentine’s Day, hopefully it’s because you were at Arena Stage’s award-winning production Metamorphoses, a visionary retelling of Ovid’s original epic poem recounting the Greek gods’ romantic trials and tribulations. Written… Read More
On March 6, DC’s oldest independent film festival will be back in town, celebrating its 15th anniversary showcasing some of the city’s—and the world’s—best features, shorts and documentaries. Sixty-plus films will be screened over the course of five days, interspersed with premiere receptions; filmmaking, animation, acting,… Read More
They do say Medicine is an art. And art can surely be described as therapeutic. So maybe it’s not so odd that Strathmore has teamed up with Johns Hopkins University to explore the intersection of the two with its latest exhibit, PULSE, opening this Saturday, February 16,… Read More
Over 50 favorite Disney characters hit the ice at the Verizon Center over this long weekend to share magical memories with families… and those Princess fanatics! From getting Tangled up with Rapunzel to jazz dancing in the bayou with Tiana and her frog-Prince Naveen, waking up the… Read More
Friends and supporters of the Washington Literacy Center commemorated the 20th anniversary of Love Letters for Literacy Tuesday evening at the National Museum for Women in the Arts. An annual Valentine’s tradition, the event highlights a love for reading and literacy as a vital life… Read More
This suited social gathering was just picture perfect. Renaissance Hotels, in partnership with Esquire Magazine, has brought a limited engagement photography exhibit by Robert Whitman featuring photos of dancers from world-renowned modern performance dance company Pilobolus. An opening reception for the exhibit was held Tuesday… Read More
“There’s something very heartbreaking and poetic about Erie Smith,” shares Richard Schiff, perhaps best known to audiences as Toby Ziegler on The West Wing and now playing a two-man show, Hughie, at Shakespeare Theatre’s Landsburgh Theatre. “Here’s a guy who’s bereft of connection — of… Read More
