Courtrooms in Washington D.C. have seen their share of intriguing legal cases, but two new immersive theater shows from The Jury Experience have just been announced, giving the city’s love for legal drama a theatr...
Halloween in Washington DC celebrates a rich tapestry of traditions, from the White House’s historic festivities to eerie ghost tours through the city’s storied streets. Families can enjoy family-friendly Halloween acti...
It’s easy to think classical music is only for the big, stately concert halls—but Washington DC puts its own creative twist on tradition. Picture this: you’re soaking in majestic string sounds at the cozy and historic S...
On Saturday, September 13, 2025, St. Peter’s Square will welcome ‘Grace for the World’, a first-of-its-kind concert that brings together international voices, diverse cultures and different generations...
Performing on stage can be challenging, but doing so when you’re due any day? That’s legendary. Well, this is exactly what happened one October evening in 1958 when D.C. artist Shirley Horn took to the stage...
Labeled “The Theatre for the People”, The Howard Theatre lives up to its byname. With a rich history spanning over a century, this D.C. venue stands as a symbol of resilience, having overcome obstacles and adapted to mo...
The fun-filled Neon Brush workshops continue to dazzle D.C. and if you think you can handle a splash of neon paint, you should definitely give them a go. As you sip a refreshing drink, you can…...
Around Mother’s Day, search histories fill up with endless gift guides—you know the ones, always suggesting a scented candle or a pair of cozy slippers. And the overload of information soon becomes a hassle. Candlelight...
If you’re a Little Rome resident, you might be familiar with the captivating St. Francis Hall in D.C. However, if you haven’t heard about this hidden gem before, you’re in good luck. This stunning venu...
The power of the music accompanying a movie is remarkable and it used to be overlooked. Perhaps it was because initially in the silent film era, scores were used to cover the distracting, loud noise the projectors would...
