We were quick to attend the launch party for the 5×5 public arts project a few weeks ago—and not just because it was at one of our favorites, the Capitol Skyline Hotel. To continue learning more about this fascinating city-wide project, head to Lincoln Theatre this evening … Continue reading
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Today—after a $29 million restoration—the Howard Theatre will reopen its doors with a ribbon cutting ceremony and community day. Continue reading
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Head for Maryland this sunny afternoon and take your best shot at crafting an aerodynamic paper airplane for the museum’s Paper Airplane Day … 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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Head on over to DC9 tonight to check out the synth rockers, Gentlemen Hall. This Boston-born all-male sextet began a few years back after all the members graduated from Berklee College of Music … Continue reading
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“Tim Hetherington: Sleeping Soldiers,” which opened at the Corcoran in February and extends through May, chronicles Hetherington’s coverage in northeastern Afghanistan. Hetherington, who was killed on the job in Libya last April, spent his career covering conflict in West Africa, Liberia, Sudan … Continue reading
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What with the warm, sunshine-y temps, it’s the first day in a bit that we’ve truly been craving an ice-cold beer. Join us at F Street’s Gordon Biersch this evening, where the gang at this casual brewpub will be tapping … Continue reading
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Something we never thought would happen: Sean Combs aka Puff Daddy aka P. Diddy aka Diddy winning an Oscar. But that’s precisely the path he chose when he tackled executive production of the fantastic documentary, “Undefeated,” playing today at West End Cinema … Continue reading
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Even those babies born on the seemingly cursed April Fool’s Day will praise Restaurant Eve for the generous special the restaurant is featuring for April. Throughout this month chef/owner Cathal Armstrong will craft free tasting-room dinners for anyone born in April … Continue reading
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If you’ve always dreamed of being a spy, or of being a ninja, or simply of being a conspiracy theorist, you’ll love the debate between Jonathan Kay and Webster Tarpley this evening at the Spy Museum. This discussion, titled “9/11, … Continue reading
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“Colorful Realm: Japanese Bird-and-Flower Paintings by Itō Jakuchū (1716–1800)” (that’s a mouthful) is a beautiful display of a 30-scroll set of bird and flower paintings that exemplify the Japanese relationship with nature … 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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If you haven’t already been down to the Tidal Basin to visit the bountiful blossoms, here’s yet another reason to do so. FotoDC presents the second annual National Cherry Blossom Photo Contest in honor of the 100th anniversary of the trees. Plus, you can purchase a special entry discount through LivingSocial for the next few days, so there’s really no excuse not to enter … Continue reading
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Though the Corcoran Gallery displays some of the most superior art in the District each year, perhaps even more fascinating than the works of the professionals is the work turned out by the students in the Corcoran College of Art and Design … Continue reading
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Head up to the Avalon Theatre tonight to check in on one a fascinating multimedia venture that’s been taking the District by storm for 11 years running. DC Dogs is a multimedia performing arts troupe dedicated to producing projects running the gamut from theater to music and from radio to film … Continue reading
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We’ve touted the mysterious and elegant Mansion on O Street before, but even if you’ve already toured the twisting-turning-meandering home, today we’re suggesting an alternative route: the Faces of Hope tour. This exclusive exhibit inside the mansion features the photography of internationally acclaimed photographer Chip Duncan … Continue reading
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Like neon fashion and Justin Timberlake, some ’90s trends have started to come full circle, and one that we’re fully on board with is the return of acclaimed ’90s director/producer Whit Stillman and his newest flick, “Damsels in Distress.” Tonight at AFI Silver Theatre you can catch up with two of Stillman’s older works, “Metropolitan” and “Barcelona” … Continue reading
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In keeping with our love of all things photography, we’re thinking of stopping by the National Portrait Gallery today to check out one of their newest exhibits, “In Vibrant Color: Vintage Celebrity Portraits from the Harry Warnecke Studio.” Continue reading
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