If you were near the Observatory at American Square late last month, you may have gotten a tiny taste of Le Diner en Blanc. Le Diner en Blanc? It’s that all-white annual secret dinner party picnic that DC’s in the know have been attending for… Read More
Inspired by his goddaughter Kennedy Snyder and her courageous battle with cancer, Brad Nierenberg (CEO, RedPeg Marketing) created the Chance For Life Foundation. In 2005, when Brad began the charity, it consisted of a handful of people at a small gathering, but it has now turned… Read More
The tech savvy Eatsa launched in San Francisco one year ago, and in a short time it has not only gained popularity, but even expanded to the East Coast! Eatsa a perfect place for busy DCers who are always on the go. The 3000-square foot sleek setup can… Read More
A sea of white gathered in our Nation’s Capital on Saturday, August 27th, to attend the annual clandestine Diner en Blanc. Guests waited all too patiently to learn of this year’s secret location, which was only revealed to 3,500 lucky guests in attendance a mere two hours… Read More
On May 17th, the Kennedy Center hosted the opening of “Ireland 100: Celebrating a Century of Irish Arts and Culture,” with Vice-President Joe Biden and Ireland’s Taoiseach Enda Kenny in attendance. The evening’s special preview to an almost three weeks of cultural celebration was a fitting… Read More
Spring is the perfect time to dine al-fresco, and with the opening of the Terrace at The Blue Duck Tavern and the launch of the new spring menu, it’s clear that this place should be top of the list for outdoor dining. At a… Read More
Spring is here and with the winter blues swept away, Dolci Gelati Cafe opened their doors to let the public in on the upcoming treats they can expect from the Spring and Summer menus. Former professional water polo player turned Pastry Chef Gianluigi Dellaccio crafted… Read More
The last Saturday in March saw the clock spin back to a time when the Big Band reigned supreme and the classic crooners Sinatra and Crosby seduced everyone with their sultry tones. It was 1941 and America was on the brink of war, however in… Read More
Late last month, Dock 5 at Union Market afforded DCers a few moments to jump in the proverbial time machine and do Prom Night all over again. And this time, do it right. This night was KIPPROM, the first (and hopefully annual) grown-up prom night fundraiser for… Read More
On Saturday the Sphinx Club played host to a sea of poker faces, varying from the ultra-cool to the barely-keeping-it-together, as nearly 400 people attended the now decade old Chance For Life Poker Tournament and dinner dance. This is no regular Texas Hold’Em tournament… despite… Read More
![[Party Pix] Inside the Cathedral Choral Society’s GALA 1941](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/gala3-210x158.jpg)
![[Party Pix] Inside KIPPROM 2016](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2-210x158.jpg)
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