Entertainment Cruises, Washington, DC celebrated its “New Year New Pier” initiative with a private tour unveiling their new office space—shaped like a ship and located in the heart of the revitalized Wharf complex. A celebratory sunset cocktail reception and dinner cruise followed on the recently renovated Spirit of… Read More
There were toasts, tastes and tunes as the Washington City Paper saluted the best of the Beltway area at its 10th annual Best of D.C. celebration at the Organization of the American States Headquarters and Art Museum of the Americas. More than 50 restaurants, mixologists, local… Read More
Did you take yourself out to the ballgame for Opening Day? Things sure are different in that area around the ballpark, aren’t they? Because you’re not the only one amped up about Spring and baseball season. The Capitol Riverfront area sees your excitement… and multiplies it. Check… Read More
Don’t just seize the day when you can seize the dining! Carpe DC Food Tours recently announced the launch of its first annual National Cherry Blossom Festival Food Crawl — in timely partnership with the National Cherry Blossom Festival — to kick off the 2018 cherry… Read More
Did you know that America’s sweethearts plan to spend an average of $143.56 each on Valentine’s Day delights? Personal-finance website WalletHub recently released its report on 2018’s Best Places for Valentine’s Day… and there are a few categories where the Beltway has some best bets. To determine the most… Read More
Check out the five cutting-edge, growing retailers giving Georgetown a shot this holiday season. A curated collection of storefronts are opening their first showrooms in Georgetown’s shopping district, hoping to reach DC’s trendiest fashionistas and visiting shoppers. Lease agreements may extend and become permanent additions to the Georgetown shopping… Read More
The Museum of the Bible is now open to the public, but just a day before this newest collection debuted in the Nation’s Capital, a diverse group of faith and secular leaders from around the world gathered at the eight-story, 430,000-square-foot space to dedicate it. Among… Read More
Earlier this month, the inaugural Local First Awards were held at Blind Whino SW Arts Club. This uniquely DC celebration brought the city together in support of local businesses and artists. The Awards, a Think Local First DC (TLF) initiative, spotlighted the most impactful local independent… Read More
The Melrose Georgetown Hotel, a dapper Georgetown hotel of distinction, was just voted No. 8 out of the 10 Best Hotels in the United States! It was also designated the No. 2 hotel in Washington, D.C. by Condé Nast Traveler readers in their annual Readers’ Choice Awards. Melrose Georgetown Hotel is an art-deco inspired Washington… Read More
Ever been to Ivy & Coney in Shaw? That place is great — but that building is ugly! Built in 1881 as a blacksmith shop, the place needs a major facelift and other renovation work… which doesn’t come cheap. That’s why this “Ugly Duckling” is… Read More
