DC Metro's first dog bar, Brewski's Barkhaus, is now open! Cat lovers already have two purrific hangouts in DC to meet up with the cutest floofters in town, so it's only fair dog lovers got their own go-to place too. I...
Mulled wine, fondue and ski chalets, this is how Stable DC is braving the winter season! We might not be able to travel to Europe this year, but that doesn't mean we can't still get a taste of its magical winter season...
The National Native American Veterans Memorial will open to the public on November 11. A new memorial is coming to Washington DC. Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian will be opening the brand new Nativ...
Visitors coming to DC will be exempt from having to quarantine for 14 days if they take a COVID test before and after arriving in the city. Mayor Bowser announced the newest travel guidelines for out-of-state visitors...
With Presidential Election results still undecided, Washingtonians are marching in solidarity with others across the country to ensure every vote is counted. Earlier on Wednesday, November 4, President Donald Trump and...
The quintessential DC Election Day ritual is still on in 2020. What would Election Day in DC be without political watch parties? The District's quintessential Election Day activity is still on this year, albeit with a...
If you're driving around the city during election day, here's what you need to know. On Thursday, October 30, Mayor Bowser assured the District would remain and under control during the 2020 elections. Bowser announced...
Pumpkin Spice Slushies, Honey Bear & Gin cocktails...Electric Cool-Aid's cocktails are the bee's knees! Grabbing frozen cocktails in an open-air patio while the temperatures keep dropping might not sound very appea...
Will you dare take the Buzzard Rock trail down to 'Hell House'? Buried deep within Patapsco Valley State Park, along the Buzzard Rock trail, lie the ruins of an abandoned gazebo popularly known as 'Hell House.' The rui...
The "In America: How Could This Happen..." exhibit continues to grow as members of the local community stop to pay their respects to those who've lost their lives to COVID-19 in the U.S. so far. A new public art instal...