National Ballet of Ukraine To Tour in DC
The National Ballet of Ukraine will embark on a 16-city tour, including a performance at the Kennedy Center. This, the
Read MoreThe National Ballet of Ukraine will embark on a 16-city tour, including a performance at the Kennedy Center. This, the
Read MoreCurious about what there is to experience on H Street these days? Well, DC’s ever-developing neighborhood is serving up some
Read MoreThe dessert is best known as Crème Brûlée (“burnt creme” in French), also known as Crema Catalana and Trinity Burnt Creme, is celebrated on July 27th, and there are several places in the DC area to enjoy this creamy, crunchy, and decadent dish.
Read MoreGeorgetown’s new River Club is a restaurant — with mezze-style plates, rich aromatic entrees, and craft cocktails — that doesn’t have to try too hard to evoke that ‘dining out spectacularly on vacation’ vibe.
Read MoreWine Program of the Year Finalists for RAMW’s 2024 RAMMY Awards are showcasing their offerings in advance of the awards presentation with exciting events and promotions planned through Sunday, July 14.
Read MoreDC’s favorite white party is back. Le Dîner en Blanc returns to an as-yet-undisclosed location on September 21, 2024.
Read MoreIn addition to an up-close look at the Library’s 82 First Folios, there are five other extremely cool reasons to visit the new Folger Shakespeare Library.
Read MoreUnique Eats and Eateries of Washington, DC: The People and Stories Behind the Food, takes readers on a mouthwatering adventure of DC dining.
Read MoreHillwood’s Jewels of the Ocean Gala began with cocktails, followed through to dinner on the Lunar Lawn, and invited guests to be the first to tour the special exhibition Fragile Beauty: Art of the Ocean, with objects of rare and precious materials that highlight the beauty and resources of the oceans.
Read MoreIn advance of this year’s DesignMarch, one of last year’s most popular and creative design programs —#PizzaTime — stopped into the Icelandic Ambassador’s Residence to make freshly felted wool “pizzas” made from leftovers from the Icelandic textile industry.
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