Think Stay-at-Home orders are going to make you miss the cherry blossoms this year? The National Cherry Blossom Festival announced an all-new virtual Festival experience, accessible from the Festival website this year. So no matter where you have to be, blossom season has begun! “This… Read More
Social distancing? Self (or otherwise) quarantined? There is now a live, round-the-clock streaming view of the cherry trees at the National Mall Tidal Basin coinciding with the start of spring and peak bloom. The Trust for the National Mall and The National Cherry Blossom Festival… Read More
“Things will get better over time,” N Street Village resident Sharon Baker shared, almost prophetically, from the stage at N Street Village’s annual Gala in early March. Triumph, perseverance, hope, and healing were her personal aims — now the objectives of us all. The Gala,… Read More
![[Vid] This Weekend! DC Travel & Adventure Show A Must for Those with Wanderlust](http://kstreetmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/vid-this-weekend-dc-travel-adven-210x158.jpg)
A must for anyone with wanderlust, the Travel & Adventure Show features thousands of vacation options March 7-8 at the Walter Washington Convention Center. You won’t want to miss celebrities like CBS travel editor Peter Greenberg, travel authors Patricia Schultz, Paul Theroux, and Rudy Maxa,… Read More
“What connects us the most is the love of paper and the love of working with our hands,” says Stina Wirsén, an illustrator who met paper couturier Bea Szenfeld while working for a Swedish newspaper and “fell in love” with her work. In their third… Read More
Hurry to snag your seat! Bandstand’s National Tour plays at National Theatre on a limited run March 3rd – 8th. This musical tribute to veterans is, above all, a celebration of America’s can-do spirit. A touching and enlightening show for most ages (recommended 13+), Bandstand’s… Read More
Full disclosure, I tried Barry’s Bootcamp (apparently back before they dropped the ‘Bootcamp’) in New York before attending classes at the Dupont and *new* Clarendon studios. Each was quite different, but I’ll admit that I like the DC area’s Barry’s workouts better. Less stress, less… Read More
“We were the children’s march against the wicked King,” quipped Watergate prosecutor Jill Wine-Banks, author of Watergate Girl at an intimate book discussion of her brand new release last week. Held at the Watergate, the very hotel that engaged history in June 1972, the Watergate… Read More
“The camera changes me. Seeing through my camera, I am in another world,” says Graciela Iturbides, one of the greatest contemporary photographers in Latin America. Visitors to Graciela Iturbides Mexico, her most extensive United States exhibition in more than two decades, will be transported as well.… Read More
The “true Hollywood story” and cautionary tale of a personage of Athens — “the wealthy son of Echecratides who lavished money on flattering friends” — Timon of Athens is an early co-work of Shakespeare that is rarely staged. Perhaps this is because it can be… Read More
