Constellation Theatre Company Celebrates 20th Season w/ Fantasy, Fright & Folly
*Lead image: Constellation’s 2023 performance of The School for Lies. Image courtesy: Constellation Theatre Company Two decades in, Constellation Theatre
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Fairmont & Veuve Clicquot Gear Up For Champagne Celebration In Georgetown
Washington is revving up for a historic lap around the National Mall, and the celebration is starting early with a
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Alexandria’s Biggest Boutique Sale of the Summer Returns
One of the region’s favorite shopping weekends is back. (Lead image credit: Sarah Marcella Creative for Visit Alexandria) Beginning August
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What’s On For Shakespeare Theatre Co’s 2026/2027 Season
The 2026/27 season at Shakespeare Theatre Company strikes a balance between bold new voices, beloved classics, and blockbuster talent, pairing
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Smoothies, Superfoods & a Fresh Start: South Block Sprouts at 700 Penn
One of Capitol Hill’s most prominent retail spaces is getting a healthy new tenant. South Block is bringing its signature
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A Sweet Stop for America’s 250th
Scoops, summer, and a splash of celebration. As DC continues to welcome visitors for America’s 250th anniversary, tourists and locals
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Forks at the Ready: DC Summer Restaurant Week Returns with Flavor & Flair
Clear your calendar and prep your appetite! Metropolitan Washington Summer Restaurant Week is back August 18–24, serving up one of
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AKA Alexandria Becomes The Satire, Bringing Marriott Perks to a Northern Virginia Favorite
A familiar face in Alexandria has adopted a fresh identity. The former AKA Alexandria has officially rebranded as The Satire,
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Beverly Pepper Powers Latest Public Art Push Downtown
Downtown’s daily drive gets a dramatic detour this summer as the New York Avenue Sculpture Corridor unveils Beverly Pepper: Ten
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Inside RIAA/National Archives Foundation’s Garth-Fueled Gathering
Country music’s biggest hitmaker brought heart, history, and a healthy dose of honky-tonk to the nation’s capital as the Recording
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