Around Town: The Washington Kastles Enter Tenth Year
Owner Mark Ein reflects on a successful decade of the D.C. tennis team.
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Jane Krakowski & Tituss Burgess Bring Laughter to D.C.
The “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” stars open the second annual District of Comedy Festival at the Kennedy Center.
Art in the City: Creative Empowerment
Two of Washington’s female artists discuss their creative paths, gender obstacles and what the city needs to harbor success among young talent. Having grown up in the Washington area, Maggie O’Neill, an artist and...
The Dish: Hen Quarter Brings Southern Comfort to D.C.
Deviled eggs, shrimp and grits and fried chicken are on the menu at the farm-to-table restaurant.
Performing Arts: Outdoor Listening
Where to see live music outside this summer. CHRYSALIS AT MERRIWEATHER | Columbia, Md. | Opens July 22 This new $6.6 million green sculpture exemplifies functional art while nestled among the trees at Merriweather...
We All Scream for Ice Cream
As temperatures rise, who can resist cooling off with a creamy, frozen dessert? Here’s a roundup of some of our favorite places – from locally-owned shops to international outposts – to grab a scoop...
The Dish: Sushi Gakyu Opens Downtown
The new restaurant brings rare sake and (even rarer) Japanese blowfish to the District.
5 Reasons to Love the Ritz-Carlton, Tysons Corner
Why the newly renovated luxury property should be your next staycation destination.
Hollywood on the Potomac: When Classes Collide
Holly Peterson dishes on the social dynamics that rule the Hamptons each summer. Before New York Times-best-selling- author Holly Peterson made her annual trek to one of America’s most storied summer destinations she made a...
