Your birthday is a special day and whether or not you like going all out to celebrate your big day, we think you should treat yourself to at least something special! Whether you're looking into doing something interacti...
Tucked beside D.C.'s beautiful Franciscan Monastery, St. Francis Hall is one of those places that feels like a secret, until you step inside. With its romantic arches, peaceful atmosphere, and old-world charm, this Litt...
Winter is in full swing, love is in the air, and the cherry blossoms are set to bloom soon, which could only mean one thing: February is upon us! Whether you're looking for some winter fun or a little romance, you're...
Love is in the air, Washingtonians! Whether you’re spending Valentine’s Day alone, with friends, or with a significant other, there are endless ways to celebrate the sweetest day of the year. Here...
Goodbye 2025, and hello 2026! As we enter the new year, it's time to make new goals, see new places, and try new things. Thankfully, Washington, D.C., is the perfect city for doing all the above! We've rounded up the...
December is in full swing! Though the year may be ending, the month is filled with enchanting activities and events. As you head into the holiday season, D.C. is brimming with wonderful ways to get into the spirit and s...
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...
*April is upon us, and spring is in full swing! The cherry blossoms may be on their way out, but the tulips, bluebells, and other flower trees are just getting ready to hit their peak. Add in some gorgeous weather just...
March is a magical time—especially in D.C. With the Cherry Blossom Festival, St. Patrick's Day, Women's History Month, and the first day of spring, there's so much to celebrate and even more things to do! Whether you'r...
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...