Peak fall foliage season has just arrived in the D.C. area, but spring is in the air for planners of the 100th National Cherry Blossom Festival. “Washington, D.C., is to spring like New York is to the holidays,” Diana Mayhew, president of…
The Washington DC area has the highest percentage of women in executive positions when compared to any other major city in the country. For the past thirty years, Washingtonian has named the Most Powerful Women in the Washington area who…
This November, celebrate the contributions and cultures of Indigenous communities! Enjoy vibrant festivals, performances, films, talks and family-friendly activities at the National Museum of the American Indian. Full schedule of events here. Artful Evenings: Water’s Edge with Sky Hopinka Thursday,…
Don’t know what to do this weekend? News4’s Tommy McFly is here to help! 👀 Heads up: Be ready for road closures Sunday in both Arlington and the District, as well as bus detours due to the Marine Corps Marathon. Metro…
Peak fall foliage is on the way, and cooler temperatures make it the perfect time for scenic sightseeing and outdoor fun. From leaf-peeping excursions to cozy wineries, here are a few autumn activities to add to your calendar. Cozy up…
Soul Strolls is an immersive outdoor theater that brings back to life American icons. It's autumn and you know what that means, Halloween is upon us and who says adults can't have some fun? If you're looking for haunted house…
Ghost stories. A guide in Victorian-era garb escorting you by lantern light. And a final stop at the infamous staircase from “The Exorcist.” It’s one of the spookiest new ghost tours in the D.C. region — just in time for…
Folks who love hands-on, crafty projects can head to the Maryland Fall Home & Garden + Craft Show this Friday through Sunday. Explore home-related products and services at the show, as well as the opportunity to connect with industry experts and workshops.
WTOP News Soon, patrons of People’s Book in Takoma Park may be able to sip a cold beer or a can of wine while reading on the patio, attending a club meeting or listening to a discussion at the shop.
Pennsylvania Avenue NW near the National Gallery of Art turns into a sea of tasting glasses Saturday as Snallygaster, one of the biggest beer festivals in the country, returns for its 14th year. Organizers expect a crowd closer to 8,000 people, a…
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