Everyone always wants to believe that their workout class is soooo hard. Solidcore actually is. In fact, it may be the hardest class yet encountered in this series — but don’t be intimidated. This Pilates ++ workout is daunting but doable. Like Pilates, Solidcore is… Read More
A Thousand Splendid Suns, now on stage at Arena’s Kreeger Theatre, is not an easy story to watch, yet it’s also impossible to tear your eyes – and thoughts – away. Since its premiere in San Francisco in 2017, the stage adaptation (by Ursula Rani… Read More
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January 26th is International Sous Vide Day. To mark the occasion, Cuisine Solutions hosted a celebration of Sous Vide cooking at the Conrad. The food and craft cocktail party was a celebration of Sous Vide’s modern French roots. Sous Vide is French for “Under… Read More
A new exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art is taking guests to the devastated sites of Mosul, Aleppo and Palmyra — highlighting the destruction, but also offering hope for reconstruction and rehabilitation. Age Old Cities: A Virtual Journey from Palmyra to Mosul… Read More
La Cosecha is Union Market’s contemporary marketplace celebrating all things Latin. It’s like a community center meets food hall meets contemporary retail space. When you head to La Cosecha, you never quite know what you’ll happen upon — a concert, art, a fashion show, a… Read More
Wake Up Little Susie! The Simon and Garfunkel Story is the latest staged biopic — this time of folk rock royalty — that uses the performers’ own songs to tell their story. The flash spectacle details the lives of Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon from… Read More
Ashok Bajaj’s Annabelle opens today (1/17/2020) in Kalorama (2132 Florida Ave., NW). Made up of a compound of historic buildings, the restaurant offers a series of distinct dining rooms and private event spaces, each with its own unique atmosphere. There’s the Kalorama Room off the… Read More
The latest exhibit at DC’s Artechouse, Future Sketches, asks guests to imagine different possible futures — for the intersection of computation and design, for the interaction between humans and computers, and for an expressive augmented reality. Then it puts guests right into that future. “What… Read More
The Women’s March on Washington is taking place on Saturday, January 18, 2020 from 10:00 am to 1 pm. Throughout the District, supporters are already hosting poster-making parties (like tonight’s at The Outrage) and planning their meet-up spots. A few DC hotels and hospitality spots… Read More
You may have heard that Ambar Capitol Hill will be closed for two months (starting January 27, 2020) to undergo a $3 million renovation. But have you heard about the prize for those awaiting its return? In April, Bib Gourmand award-winning Ambar will be back… Read More
