As DC cautiously moves ahead with re-opening, residents and guests are venturing out to explore and have some of their favorite experiences… like eating at restaurants and booking staycations for self-care, relaxation, and a new point of view. The Darcy Hotel is actually one of… Read More
‘Supra’ is a Georgian celebratory feast. ‘Tabla’ is the Georgian word for the outdoor table on which a traditional supra is served. Now DC has both a Supra and a Tabla to serve scrumptious Georgian food. Jonathan and Laura Nelms, owners of Supra restaurant in… Read More
Miss the days of lingering at a restaurant over an all-you-can-eat boozy brunch with a table full of friends? Same. That’s why when TTT Clarendon (2900 Wilson Blvd) announced the return of a renewed $33.99 unlimited brunch menu — available throughout the entire building —… Read More
The Nation’s Capital’s only passenger pedal boat has launched for the Summer season. You can now cruise the Potomac Paddle Boat from the Georgetown waterfront. The 6-foot paddle wheel party boat is powered by passengers pedaling in tandem. It typically holds up to 16 passengers… Read More
Blue Duck Tavern and its outdoor dining terrace re-opened for breakfast, lunch, and dinner service this week. The reopening features Blue Duck Tavern favorites along with seasonal specialties, which will also be available for take-out. To enjoy the restaurant’s delights while maintaining a touchless environment,… Read More
Take note! Traffic laws are changing in DC. The default speed limit on the streets of the nation’s capital will be slowing from 25 mph to 20 mph beginning Monday, June 1, 2020. Some streets will even be as slow at 15 mph. This is… Read More
The Kennedy Center may have canceled all ticketed shows and events through May 22, 2020, but the popular performing arts venue is reaching out to entertain and engage with its own a free, live digital performance initiative, Couch Concerts. Much like Millennium Stage has brought… Read More
The Folger Shakespeare Library usually does an all-day open house to fête Shakespeare’s birthday in April. But… COVID. So this year, the Library is joining with the Royal Shakespeare Company and Shakespeare’s Birthday Trust for the world’s largest celebration of Shakespeare. Through the #ShareYourShakespeare tag… Read More
In all of the hubbub surrounding the coronavirus health crisis, one non-profit’s anniversary milestone has quietly gone uncelebrated. Environmentalists remark on the reduced CO2, improved air quality, and animal liberation from our quarantine… but how about a shoutout for those who have been fighting to… Read More
Ford’s Theatre commemorates the 155th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination and death on April 14/15th, and throughout the month of April with digital programming. On April 14 at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., the theatre and museum will offer guided virtual tours where those… Read More
