This Harris Mural — Made of Yarn — is On View at The Wharf
Just in time for International Women’s Day, a new mural of Vice President Kamala Harris graces The Wharf. But this one is especially unique — because it’s made of yarn!
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Around Town
The Gift Shop Offers A Hub for Black-Owned Products
Now open one full month, DC has a retailer exclusively dedicated to discovering, appreciating, and shopping Black-owned brands and makers.
Read MoreThree Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month in DC
We found three month-long events in DC that we especially love for how they inspire, educate, and entertain everyone during Women’s History Month.
Read MoreAbout the Latest Membership Club Opening in DC… The Gathering Spot
The Gathering Spot claims to be the District’s “first modern private membership club deeply rooted in culture,” and along with that plans to host over 20 hybrid and virtual events each month to bring together like-minded thought leaders and changemakers.
Read MoreUPDATE — What To Expect For Cherry Blossom Festival 2021
The 109th annual National Cherry Blossom Festival will look a lot different. Still, the Committee assures that the tradition is ON this Spring from March 20 through April 11, 2021.
Read MoreIt’s Trivia Time! Rosslyn Rivals Brings Smarty to the Stay-at-Home Party
The Rosslyn BID is in the middle of its second year of a virtual trivia series, Rosslyn Rivals, but don’t
Read MoreNew Sustainably-Focused ‘The Point’ Coming Soon to Buzzard Point
Fish & Fire Food Group is opening a new sustainably-focused restaurant this spring at 2100 2nd Street SW. The Point will feature fresh seafood, coastal cuisine, and other American fare.
Read MoreThe Real Reason There Are Naked Photos of 5 DC Foodies on the Internet
What’s the deal with those naked photos of DC notables in the restaurant and hospitality industry popping up all over social media?
Read MoreThree Ways to Celebrate Chinese, Lunar New Year in DC in 2021
Sure most of the celebrations for 2021’s Year of the Ox are… online, but we still found three great ways to fête the first new moon of the lunar calendar and all of the cultural celebrations that usually come with it.
Read MoreUPDATE: STC’s First-Ever Online Production a Harrowing History of the Bard’s Villain
For those who have enjoyed streaming video, but have missed the reality of the theater, Page’s performance is a welcome return to the stage, with lighting, music, props, and dramatic staging all serving to enhance the torturously terrific tale: All the Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented the Villain
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