This weekend, on Saturday, August 23rd, Summer Farm will be opening its annual corn maze for the fall season, but this year with a unique design that pays homage to Capitals legend Alex Ovechkin. Where is Summers Farm? ...
Every history and art lover's dream, Washington D.C., is home to over 70 museums, including 19 free Smithsonian museums and galleries. With each museum boasting a rotation of numerous must-see exhibits, trying to choose...
Though rainy days in D.C. are a great time to reset and cozy up at home, sometimes we don't want to put our plans on pause! Below, we've shared a handful of fun-filled indoor activities in D.C. that are bound to boost y...
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...
There is no shortage of cool shops and fun stores to take a look at around Washington, D.C., particularly in its small neighborhoods like or . That being said, when D.C.'s typically hot and humid weather kicks in arou...
Virtual reality technology is growing increasingly advanced, allowing us to travel to a wide range of destinations with impeccable precision. Whether you want to journey to Peru to explore Machu Picchu or journey into o...
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...
Immersive art exhibitions, sensory museums, and tribute concerts headline Washington D.C.’s on July 22 and 23. Dive into interactive VR experiences, savor the city’s multisensory dining scene, or enjoy a magical Candle...
For those who are interested in joining the festivities that are kicking off July 18th and July 19th at RFK Campus for the 9th annual National Cannabis Festival, you will be excited to hear that this year's event might...
While Washington, D.C. is best known for its government buildings and monuments, the city is far from being all politics. Once the sun sets, a different side of the capital comes to life; one filled with jazz clubs, cra...