This New Downtown Brunch Has A Craveworthy Crab Cake Benedict
Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square’s beautiful Opaline restaurant has a brand-new brunch menu that is giving DC diners something to drool over.
Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square’s beautiful Opaline restaurant has a brand-new brunch menu that is giving DC diners something to drool over.
The 14th annual Embassy Chef Challenge took place at Union Station, coinciding with the State of the Union at the Capitol just steps away.
Guests traveled the world with their taste buds, enjoying unique flavors and cultural performances as over 20 embassy chefs tried to win their votes in some friendly competition.
If you’ve somehow not yet seen it — or you’re craving more Mormon — The Book of Mormon is playing at the National Theatre through March 17, 2024.
Visitors to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor were treated to a rare bit of Peru as the B.A.P. Union, a Peruvian “tall ship” used for training the Peruvian Navy as well as offering cultural connections, docked and welcomed the public aboard.
A special screening to mark the release of the documentary Fight for Ukraine: For the Children was held at the Kennedy Center in late February.
The annual Ball attracts hundreds of guests to raise awareness and funds for Make-A-Wish, which grants life-changing wishes for children in the region. Every year, 450 local children are expected to receive a diagnosis that makes them eligible for a wish.
Though STC succinctly explains that The Lehman Trilogy, on stage now at Shakespeare Theatre’s Harman Hall, is three acts, with three actors, with three ways of looking at the events that unfold… nothing quite prepares audiences for the epic storytelling of this historic drama. It may be one of the best that has yet come to this theater!
Where We Belong, now on stage at Folger Theatre, is an absorbing solo show that puts the concept of Shakespeare Everywhere on edge.
This latest immersive art experience to hit the DC area explores Monet’s life and career and even goes behind the scenes on the evolution of his brushstrokes through some of the most iconic of his art and paintings.
Constellation Theatre’s latest rowdy comedy, Desperate Measures, is a rip-roaring delight and a must-experience night of theatrics.
From a gun-toting nun (perfectly performed by Julia Link at the media performance) to a Nietzsche-loving eccentric clergyman (Joshua Simon) to a vain politician, this Wild West setup shakes up Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, on which it is inspired, and adds in plenty of the bawdy bits and riotous hijinks that Constellation’s audiences love to laugh over.