After 20 years on 14th Street NW, Home Rule, a popular home goods store that was one of the first businesses to renovate a building on 14th after the riots of 1968, will close. Home Rule was also the founder of Dog Days, a neighborhood… Read More
Potomac Phil, the National (taxidermied) Groundhog, made an appearance to offer weather and political predictions at Dupont Circle on Groundhog Day, February 2, 2019. Phil, amidst a crowd of neighborhood revelers and a polka playing accordionist, let DC know to expect 6 more weeks of… Read More
Every single one is worth trying, but to snag the very best deals — like those $$$$ that we’ve all been dying to taste test — look for availability at these 15 favorites.
After 22 years, the family-run coffee shop Sip of Seattle in Northwest DC is forced to close, and customers are lamenting the shutdown of their favorite place to grab a Café Latté in Metro Center. “It’s been 22 years, we started in December of 1992,” ownership… Read More
Who in DC is a Maker? Has strong Ripple Effect? Takes the High Road? Has a Green Thumb? Is a Builder? A Pioneer? Who is DC’s Community Champion? Think Local First DC (TLFDC) named 35 finalists to honor at its second annual Local First Awards late… Read More
Last weekend DC opened a super fresh sporting destination. Audi Field on the Capitol Riverfront’s Buzzard Point is the new home for MLS team DC United, and this state-of-the-art urban facility opened its doors to fans (Saturday, July 14th) as the local soccer superstars faced off… Read More
Lately, DC’s been on a political roller coaster. But at least now it’s easy to have a drink with — or slam your drink down on the face of — your favorite political figures to celebrate and scorn. The Hay-Adams‘ Off the Record invites you to… Read More
National Gin Day revelers rejoice! We found the perfect place for you to post up on Saturday, June 9th (National Gin Day) and order any of a menu of 40 — yes 40 — gin & tonics. Betsy, the outdoor garden oasis atop Belga Cafe… Read More
Mayor Muriel Bowser and DOEE Director Tommy Wells recently presented the 2018 District Sustainability Awards at an event at Southeast DC’s Eastern Market North Hall to recognize outstanding sustainability achievement and leadership in areas such as energy and water conservation, renewable energy production, green building,… Read More
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
