Since its premiere in 2002, Cirque du Soleil’s Varekai has visited over 72 cities in 20 different countries across the world. Now, the critically-acclaimed production can mark another city off its ever growing list — the DC area’s very own Fairfax, Virginia! Set deep within a forest… Read More
Anyone who has lived in DC more than a hand-full of years knows that Spring is the District’s most fleeting season. Too often, right as the cherry blossoms wane, the heat of Summer has fully descended, bringing with it the steamy hot humidity we’ve come… Read More
Have you heard about ((305)) Fitness? If you haven’t then listen up! Named after Miami’s area code (shout out to Pitbull – the original Mr. 305), ((305)) Fitness is a workout class gone wild. After successfully opening a location in NYC, the ((305)) revolution has… Read More
This year, everyone’s really getting into the holiday spirit. From Christmas trees going up early to Black Friday deals on Thanksgiving day, holiday cheer is taking the nation by storm, and DC is no exception! This Saturday, Drink the District joined in the joyful chorus, celebrating… Read More
It seems like every week there’s another amazing restaurant opening in the DC area. So… as if your list of places to check out wasn’t long enough, now add City Perch. Located in the Pike & Rose development, perched above the new iPic movie theater, this… Read More
Nat Geo TV’s new show “EAT: The Story of Food” is a six-hour miniseries that tells the story of how food has defined human civilization. Nearly 90 chefs, authors, food experts, and food scientists contributed to the series, including none other than one of Washington’s… Read More
“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players.” – Jaques, Act II, Scene VII If you thought wedding season was over, think again! The Shakespeare Theatre Company, recipient of the 2012 Regional Theatre Tony Award, opens its 2014-2015 mainstage season… Read More
The Washington Post’s DC Scout gave itself a high five for its 5th anniversary at the Renaissance Dupont Hotel on Tuesday, hosting a gifting party featuring mini-boutiques and giveaways from some of DC’s small businesses. Guests were invited to enjoy complimentary cocktails from Little Black Dress… Read More
A presentation of the recently published book, La Historia del Español, made for interesting discussion and debate last Wednesday, as authors Jean-Benoît Nadeau and Julie Barlow took questions from fans at the Busboys and Poets on 5th and K Streets NW. Joined by Félix Sánchez, chairman… Read More
Just in time for the IMF meetings this month, the restaurant group behind Heritage India embarks on a new culinary journey with Crossroads, where guests will be greeted with a cascading waterfall and 5-ft, 500-lb Buddha statue. Located conveniently across from the World Bank and International Monetary… Read More
