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
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Tickets to This Alexandria Drive-In Are Already Selling Out
Drive-in theatres are making a comeback during coronavirus, and this Alexandria experience is especially exciting for DC-area neighbors looking for a
Read MoreThree of the Navy Yard’s Best Places to Watch Nationals Games This Year
Thank goodness that even in the tumult of this year, baseball is back! Though stands may be silent, there’s still
Read MoreMission Dupont Offers Bottomless Brunch in the Streatery
How do you get to sip unlimited margaritas in the middle of 20th Street NW into the Fall? Brunch at
Read MoreLooking for What Summer Tastes Like? Arlington’s Smokecraft Modern Barbecue
Summer means its barbeque season! But if you’re like us, messing with the charcoal or finding a spot to stash
Read MoreHere’s the Skinny on All the Sunflower Pics in Your Social Feed
Near DC and wondering what’s up with all of the sunflowers on your social media? Blame all of those blooms
Read MoreShoe Hive’s “Courtyard of Creators” Makes Space for Female Makers
While festivals, fairs, and other opportunities for makers to showcase their craft are on hold or canceled due to health
Read MoreThis Downtown DC Restaurant Just Wrote the Book on COVID Sanitation Protocol
Looking to be sure your DC-area restaurant is super safe? This popular downtown dining spot may have written the book
Read MoreSummer Restaurant Week is Still On, Expanded, and Offered To-Go
Summer Restaurant Week, presented by Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW), is still a go… and is projected to be a boon
Read MoreKennedy Center Bringing Back Some On-Site Programs This Fall
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced that it will be resuming some on-site and digital programming
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