Some Favorite Mother’s Day Eats & Treats Around Town
Celebrate Mom with a memorable experience this Mother’s Day! A variety of places around DC are offering special ways to
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Around Town
SERVE DC Presents 2020 Spirit of Service Awards
It is no secret that the past year presented significant hardships, health emergencies, and calls for social justice. SERVE DC honors all who serve, but specifically highlighted seven individuals or groups that SERVE DC says “represent the best of DC… with a commitment to service that inspires.”
Read MoreButter Me Up: This Breakfast Sammy Spot Didn’t Throw Away Its Shot
After selling over 72,000 breakfast sandwiches, Butter Me Up had enough bread (and butter!) to open its own first physical location… coming to Logan Circle July 2021.
Read MoreSAAM and Renwick Reopening With Three Major Exhibitions Shuttered Last Fall
The Smithsonian American Art Museum and its branch museum, the Renwick Gallery, are among those museums set to reopen to the public on Friday, May 14.
Read MoreYour Dog Wants You to Move Here
There is much to be mentioned about 1331 Maryland‘s rooftop views, light-filled residences, and overall opulence, but it may
Read MoreFive DC Restaurants Gained New Michelin Stars This Year
Congratulations to DC’s five new MICHELIN-starred restaurants! There are 23 starred restaurants in the greater Washington area, but here are
Read MoreTiny Jewel Box Solidifies DC as Watch Collectors Destination
Both Rolex and Patek Philippe are building expanded showrooms within Tiny Jewel Box, each with its own street-level entrance onto Connecticut Avenue.
Read More‘Children of Medea’ Transforms Constellation Theater
Children of Medea is a vivid one-woman show of adolescence, fantasy, and transformation, written and performed by Sue Jin Song (winner of the Best of Fringe Award when it premiered at the 2008 DC Fringe Festival).
Read MoreWe Tried Fogo de Chão’s New Menu Items and Updated Safety Protocols
If you’re like most restaurant-loving Americans, the last year has been filled with more take-out than you’d prefer… and nabbing
Read MoreAncestors Mark DC Emancipation Day with Ceremony at Oldest Black Cemetery
Every April 16th, DC celebrates Emancipation Day to commemorate Lincoln’s signing of the Compensated Emancipation Act of 1862 that freed 3,100 enslaved individuals in the District of Columbia. This year participants gathered at a libation ceremony and reading of the names of the over three thousand freed people at the Mt. Zion/Female Union Band cemeteries that share a 3-acre plot in Georgetown.
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