Calvert Cliffs State Park in Maryland is located along the Chesapeake Bay less than a two-hour drive from Washington, D.C., and is famous for finding fossils and shark teeth! Where can you find fossils near D.C.? If you...
If you’ve grown up in the Washington, D.C. area, or if you’ve been around long enough, you may have already heard of or at least seen photos of the infamous “Presidents’ Heads” sculptures t...
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 be...
Washington, D.C. is home to many famous authors: David Baldacci (born in Virginia), Tom Clancy, and Langston Hughes spent time in D.C., as did Walt Whitman! After all, D.C. is one of the smartest cities in the country,...
For Washingtonians who are particularly familiar with the Tidal Basin in D.C., it may not be a shock, but twice daily, water flows over the seawall during standard tidal conditions (which it shouldn’t). The projec...
This fantastic Dinos Alive Exhibit coming to D.C. takes you on an epic journey to meet the most spectacular species to have ever existed! And you’re able to enjoy this adventure until April! The…...
Is becoming the next 007 your dream? Are you an expert on top-secret midnight missions to the fridge for some silent snacking? Do you prefer your martinis to be shaken and not stirred? Suppose you answered yes to any of...
D.C. being ranked the second-best place for women to live in the country, especially when comparing entire states, is not bad! Considering that according to a recent census survey on D.C., women make up over 52% of D.C....
No, the hardest-working city is not New York City, LA, or even Chicago, for better or worse it’s our lovely Washington, D.C. that takes home that claim to fame. This new study by WalletHub measured 116 big cities...
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...