Pay-What-You-Will on the Hill, for the First Time Ever
One of D.C.’s iconic bi-partisan events is going online — and thus accessible to the entire nation for the first
Read MoreOne of D.C.’s iconic bi-partisan events is going online — and thus accessible to the entire nation for the first
Read MoreDrive-in theatres are making a comeback during coronavirus, and this Alexandria experience is especially exciting for DC-area neighbors looking for a
Read MoreDC-based artists performing original music and discussing art’s role in the campaign for racial justice? Get excited for these sounds
Read MoreThe Nation’s Capital’s only passenger pedal boat has launched for the Summer season. You can now cruise the Potomac Paddle
Read MoreA CAPITOL FOURTH is returning for its 40th anniversary. The national July 4th TV tradition on PBS will take place
Read MoreHalfSmoke recently announced its new twice-weekly Quarantini Virtual Cocktail Series and everyone’s virtual happy hour just got a whole lot
Read MoreThe Folger Shakespeare Library usually does an all-day open house to fête Shakespeare’s birthday in April. But… COVID. So this
Read MoreCall it a not so ‘dry’ run. As virtual events are starting to take place of physical ones — and
Read MoreYou likely know her as DJ Neekola, the popular DJ and event personality with pink hair and a bejeweled laptop/mixer.
Read MoreThink Stay-at-Home orders are going to make you miss the cherry blossoms this year? The National Cherry Blossom Festival announced
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