Begin your weekend (tomorrow is technically a holiday, right?) with a pop. Artist Alex Winston shows off the diversity of her Opera-trained pipes and alternative sound at the U Street Music Hall tonight … Continue reading
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It’s worth the trek this morning to Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA for the official celebration. At 11 a.m., the Discovery arrives to a grand welcome with music by the US Marine Drum and Bugle Corps and an appearance by Discovery crew members … Continue reading
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Along the C&O Canal, a 7,500-square-foot warehouse will be brimming with designers, models, bloggers, creative-types, and fashion fanatics tonight for ReadysetDC’s fifth Fashion District … Continue reading
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When you’re the most-traveled First Lady of your time—having visited more than 75 countries—you might have a thing or two to say about the world. Hear former Nixon staff members talk about Pat Nixon’s extensive travels … Continue reading
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While the blossoms are lovely to admire, there’s more to these trees than superficial beauty. At the Library of Congress… Continue reading
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Tonight’s Drink and a Movie at the Black Cat serves attendees a double dose of fierceness. “Sashay Shante” pairs two fabulous flicks about drag queens with delicious drink specials … Continue reading
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The return of Jack and Rose on the big screen isn’t the only thing to look forward to during the 100th anniversary of the Titanic this month. The National Geographic Society retells the history, years of exploration, and the tragic story of 1,496 victims and 712 survivors with an aptly named exhibition—Titanic: 100 Year Obsession … Continue reading
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Score a seat on these pooch-friendly patios and courtyard for a howlin’ happy hour. Continue reading
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There’s a new addition to the mall that’s illuminating Independence Avenue, and it’s not the snap-happy droves of tourists in town for the cherry blossom festivities. A new installation from the Hirshhorn transforms the museum facade into a massive, circular cinema. Continue reading
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Tonight, hear sounds straight out of Louisiana when CJ Chenier, son of the legendary zydeco musican Clifton Chenier, at Hill Country … Continue reading
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There’s never been more of a reason to day drink—the weather is unseasonably warm, Saturday is a holiday dedicated solely to drinking Irish car-bombs, and it’s the start of the NCAA. Kill three birds with one stone and celebrate at Duffy’s in the U Street Corridor. Continue reading
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Today’s Music Monday comes from Dave Nada, one-half of Nadastrom and the mastermind behind Moombahton, DC’s homegrown electro-dance sound. Continue reading
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If you missed the debut of this roc-doc, or just couldn’t get enough, swing by the Hirshhorn tonight for the director’s cut of Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone … Continue reading
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With more than 1.5 million images shot each year, there are bound to be some unseen gems in the National Geographic archives. For a limited time, come see some of these unpublished photographs at the M Street gallery. Continue reading
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The National Cherry Blossom Festival may not reach full bloom for a couple weeks, but celebrations are beginning to spring up around the District. In honor of the festival, National Geographic Museum offers a unique perspective of the Japanese Samurai in a new exhibit, “Samurai: The Warrior Transformed” … Continue reading
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Skip the brain-numbing happy hour and spend your evening engrossed in mystery. Get to Politics and Prose early and meet Pulitzer-winning investigative reporter Raymond Bonner. Continue reading
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Yesterday was the first day of the DC Independent Film Festival, and now through March 4, you’ll be treated to tons of great flicks and all sorts of discussions and events revolving around the film industry … Continue reading
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View more than 250 of her photographs in the U.S. premiere of “Frida Kahlo: Her Photos” at the Artisphere Terrace Gallery … Continue reading
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In the shadows of the New York and Milan fashion weeks, and of course our DC Fashion Oscars, DC Fashion Week offers a localized look into what is to come next fall as well as a way to connect with fellow … Continue reading
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Feel free to get hands-on at the Hirshhorn’s newest exhibition, “Suprasensorial: Experiments in Light, Color and Space.” Five brilliant multimedia installations challenge perceptions of light, color, and space, and prove that art isn’t simply a static experience … Continue reading
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