Discover what’s on in cinemas across Washington DC, from new releases and trailers to film festivals, reviews, and the latest movie news.
Washington, DC's documentary film scene is about to take center stage once again. DC/DOX, one of the nation's fastest-growing documentary film festivals, returns to the District from June 11 through Ju...
Summer movie nights are officially back at The Wharf, bringing free outdoor screenings to one of D.C.’s most scenic waterfront destinations. The annual Sunset Cinema series kicked off this past week an...
A beloved Washington, D.C. tradition returns with free outdoor screenings featuring iconic National Film Registry selections under the stars. The Library of Congress is bringing back one of Washington, D...
Despite being a 20-minute trek from the District, a trip to PG County's National Harbor remains one of the top things to do for many Washingtonians, particularly during the spring and summer when the weat...
Located on Capitol Hill in the historic Barracks Row neighborhood, the Miracle Theatre in Washington D.C. is a second-run movie theater and live performance venue. Opened in 1909, it is the oldest movie t...
Outdoor movie season is no joke here in the District. There is something special about being able to lie out with friends, either on a soft blanket or, if you're really prepared, the occasional foldin...
2026 is set to be a big year for cinema, with major movies like The Odyssey, Dune: Part Three, and Project Hail Mary set to premiere. There is no doubt that film is having a special moment and, in par...
If you're hoping to plan a romantic getaway this spring, it might not get more iconic than a stay at the stunning mountain lodge where the hit 80s movie 'Dirty Dancing' was filmed! Nearly four decades...
While you might suspect St. Patrick's Day is the principal day for celebrating Irish culture around the District, the annual Capital Irish Film Festival celebrates the cinematic culture of Ireland with one of the larges...
Looking for your next summer activity? Nothing screams American summer more than the drive-in, and this one in the DMV area has the biggest screen in the U.S. This charming drive-in, , calls back to its retro roots f...
