“Be Downtown” to Get Free Coffee and Other Specials
At an event at the Connecticut Avenue Roasting Plant, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a new plan to encourage residents, workers, and visitors to explore Downtown DC.
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Sheila Johnson, Notables of DC Raise a Glass at Salamander Hotel Opening
If the opening party crowd is any indication, Salamander Hotel is THE spot to plan your stay, or if you’re a local, post up at the lobby bar to run into somebody worth knowing.
Read More35th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards Televised for First Time
The 35th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards virtually showcased dynamic performances and surprise guests at its annual evening to recognize and honor the trendsetters of creative Washington.
Read MoreKennedy Center’s ‘REACH’ Opens with Inaugural Parade, Performances
The REACH Opening Festival (September 7–22, 2019) celebrates the Kennedy Center’s newly expanded campus with a festival that will feature
Read More2019 RAMMY Winners “Blend the Best of Everything Our City Has to Offer”
Looking for the hottest spots to make reservations this summer? No doubt you’ll want to check out the winners of
Read MoreVid: Andrés’ World Central Kitchen Offers Free Lunch, More to Furloughed Government Employees
On the afternoon of Friday, January 25, just minutes before President Trump announced the deal that would re-open the federal
Read MoreArena Stage Gala Features Local Musical Great Mary McBride
“I love that we are already spilling drinks,” Mary BcBride laughed as water bottles fell from atop a speaker during
Read MoreCongrats to the Recipients of the 2018 District Sustainability Awards
Mayor Muriel Bowser and DOEE Director Tommy Wells recently presented the 2018 District Sustainability Awards at an event at Southeast
Read MoreNew ‘Spirit of Washington’ Christened
On March 28, 2017, Entertainment Cruises, Washington, DC welcomed its newest 175-foot yacht the Spirit of Washington, with an official christening
Read MoreThis Parade is Permitted to Get Funky on U Street (For the 1st Time in 17 Years!)
For as long as anyone can remember — for the last 17 years at least — DC wouldn’t allow U Street
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