Aircraft Owner & Pilots Ass’n Honors 85 Years with RARE DC Flyover
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association celebrated its 85th anniversary with a rare event in DC — a general aviation flyover!
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News/Updates
Create a Signature Scent – Soon – at this Spot in Georgetown
Fan favorite create-your-own fragrance house Olfactory NYC is set to debut its first retail boutique in DC next month. The perfumery will open in Georgetown in the clapboard house that formerly housed Marine Layer (closed January 24, 2024) and was also once a Godiva Chocolatier.
Read More“Be Downtown” to Get Free Coffee and Other Specials
At an event at the Connecticut Avenue Roasting Plant, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a new plan to encourage residents, workers, and visitors to explore Downtown DC.
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Step into the Pages of Children’s Books at BUILDING STORIES in National Building Museum
The National Building Museum’s newest long-term exhibition explores the world of architecture, engineering, construction, and design found in the pages of children’s books.
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Da Vinci Drawings – Never Before Seen in US – Now On View at MLK Library
DC is getting an extremely rare — and never before offered in the United States — opportunity to view autograph drawings selected from Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex dating to the 1400s. And all they have to do is go to the library.
Read MoreAtlas Brew Works Expanding into Bridge District
DC craft brewery Atlas Brew Works announced that it will be opening a new brewpub — with its food partner Andy’s Pizza — in DC’s Bridge District development at The Douglass.
Read MoreHirshhorn’s Kusama Exhibit Grows, Gets Extended
Not only has ‘One With Eternity: Yoyai Kusama in the Hirshhorn Collection’ been extended to Spring 2023, but it appears the exhibit is adding new Kusama (and Kusama-related) works to its collection.
Read MoreLive! At the Library (of Congress) Has Extended Hours, Rare Access
Live! At the Library invites guests to enjoy special Thursday evening happy hours with rare conversations, music, performances, films, and workshops that showcase the broad range of holdings at the national library.
Read MoreVirginia’s RdV Vineyard Claims ‘American Grand Cru’ Designation
RdV Vineyards, located about an hour outside of Washington, has been lauded and lamented for its exclusivity — reservation-only tastings for $120 per person !!? — but no one can deny the place and the pours don’t disappoint.
Read MorePotomac Riverkeeper Network Makes Call for Swimmable DC on World Water Day
On World Water Day and the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Clean Water Act, environmentalists make call to designate the Potomac River as swimmable again.
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