There’s a reason Taylor Swift was in 2022! Now, Maxwell Park in Navy Yard is saying "Look What You Made Me Do," playing up this Swifty love by partnering with Pop-Up Bae to bring Washingtonians a Bejeweled Christmas. ...
Next summer will be a breeze for D.C. residents, who will now be able to travel via Metrobus for free on rides that begin in D.C.! D.C. City Council met Tuesday, Dec. 6, where it passed the , in a 13-0 vote. This all...
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., selected and celebrated its 45th annual honorees for their "lifetime artistic achievements" on Sunday, Dec. 4. Each year, the Kennedy Center cho...
The holiday season is descending upon the District—and with its ninth annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Saturday, Nov. 26! Days after Thanksgiving, as Washingtonians began to swap out their autumn ornamentation for wi...
Washington, D.C., has been chosen to host WorldPride in 2025. —which sponsors and supports LGBTQ+ causes and Pride events in D.C. and the surrounding area—made the formal announcement earlier this month. "CPA is t...
Restaurateur Stephen Starr is partnering with Los Angeles chef Nancy Silverton to bring her Italian market and restaurant Osteria Mozza to Washington, D.C. Marking the first iteration of the restaurant to open on the...
The D.C. Metro launched its long-awaited Silver Line Extension on Tuesday, Nov. 15. The new extension adds 11.4 miles of metro track to the Silver Line and includes a new connection for Washington Dulles Internationa...
The National Portrait Gallery's annual Portrait of a Nation exhibition is now open. Honoring "extraordinary individuals who have made transformative contributions to the United States and its people," —running from N...
Washington, D.C., is under a weather warning as it's expected to experience its first November frost overnight Sunday, Nov. 13 into Monday, Nov. 14. D.C. is expected to see temperatures dip between 28 and 32 degrees...
Washington, D.C., public libraries will debut new extended hours Monday! Starting Monday, Nov. 14, D.C. libraries will be open until 9 p.m. four days a week—three hours later than their usual 6 p.m. closing time. ...