If you walk by Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater this month between 8-10PM you might feel your soul elevate if the stirring harmony of the Fisk Jubilee Singers leaks through the doors of Kreeger Theater into the night. World-premiere musical Jubilee, written… Read More
The 14th annual “Yoga on the Mall” took place on Sunday, May 19th on the National Mall near the Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool. Over two dozen yoga studios participated in the community fundraiser organized by the Metro D.C. Community Yoga Association (Metro DCCY). While… Read More
Watson Adventures celebrates 20 years — in 30 cities around the U.S. — this Spring with a variety of scavenger hunts and other interactive adventures in public spaces. To try the experience ourselves for the first time, we attended a Watson Adventures ‘Wild Wildlife Scavenger… Read More
We Will Survive Cancer, a non-profit which assists the families of cancer patients to address needs — like child care, family counseling, household finance management, transportation, and more — surrounding life after a cancer diagnosis, celebrated its 10th anniversary in grand style last Friday, May… Read More
Historic Congressional Cemetery played host to Baby Goat Yoga on Saturday, May 18th. This first ever Goat Yoga in the city had participants rolling out their mats for a 45-minute gentle and informative yoga class taught by Kelly Carnes of Carnes&Co, while cute baby goats… Read More
For the first time in its 47 year history, the Smithsonian Gardens are presenting a campus-wide exhibit. “Habitat” consists of 14 distinct indoor and outdoor garden spaces, all on the theme ‘protecting habitats protects life.’ “This exhibition… challenges visitors to reflect how protecting habitats protects life,”… Read More
If views overlooking the Wharf and waterfront couldn’t fully captivate, there were attention-grabbers galore at Room to Rebloom‘s 5th annual cocktail fundraiser, Rebloom on the Roof, held at the La Vie rooftop in Southwest DC on Thursday night. The anti-domestic violence non-profit promotes design services… Read More
Now at the Freer Gallery, “Whistler in Watercolor.” A groundbreaking exhibit for many reasons, both critical to experiencing Whistler’s artistic ambitions and his understanding of the commercial art market. “Beautiful pictures, ‘portable and dainty’ as Whistler described them, they were intended to expand his market… Read More
Porchfest is a day of mini-concerts held on front porches and lawns. It’s always a great day of songs and celebrations, as dozens of poets, singers, bands, DJs and other artists — representing a variety of genres — perform for passersby. This year’s Southeast Porchfest… Read More
Warmer weather means DC is starting to plan winery weekends. But what if we told you that you could have your wine and eat great, too — right IN the city?! Not only did City Winery in Ivy City just announce the bottling of its… Read More
