Washington, D.C. has earned another accolade for its urban infrastructure, this time being named the No. 3 best city in the United States to live in without a car. The ranking comes from a new study by...
If you're looking for a kid-friendly way to spend the final stretch of summer, Great Country Farms is bringing back its Big Dig Potato Harvest and Big Rigs Touch a Truck this weekend. The annual family...
August may be the final month of the summer, but there is still plenty of time to enjoy it and things to do in D.C.! To help you make the most of these last dog days of summer, we’ve compiled a jam-p...
The Chocolate City Criterium is returning to Washington, D.C. this Saturday, August 15th, for a day of high-speed bike racing at The Fields at RFK Campus. Now in its third year, the event is designed t...
Washington, D.C. is getting a major new public-art makeover as the city celebrates America’s 250th birthday. The District’s DC250 Mural Project is bringing eight new murals to the city this month, with...
The Crab Claw, one of St. Michaels, Maryland’s most recognizable seafood restaurants, will close for good at the end of its 2026 season. The family-owned restaurant announced that 2026 will be its 61st...
José Andrés has spent more than 30 years building his career in Washington, D.C., and he has plenty of opinions about where to eat around the region. In a conversation published by The MICHELIN Guide,...
Norfolk Botanical Garden (NBG) will debut The Garden of Tomorrow on September 12th, 2026 — a new botanical destination in Norfolk, Virginia that integrates rare plant conservation, immersive design, and...
Electronic music fans will soon fill the streets of the nation's capital as a major outdoor dance event returns. Following a massive spring debut that drew 10,000 attendees for Chris Lake, the GLOW...
A spectacular total solar eclipse is set to sweep across parts of the world tomorrow, August 12th, but you don't have to travel to Greenland, Iceland, or Spain to see at least a piece of it. Washington...