Make way: a decadent acrobatic soirée has been wowing D.C., but it's only in town for a little longer! Stephane Haffner, founder and creative director of Les Farfadais, and US champion gymnast Kyle Kier, present . T...
Just in time for Valentine's Day, one of the most romantic and beautiful art exhibits in recent memory has arrived in D.C., blending Orchids' natural beauty and the visually striking art of contemporary multimedia artis...
The compelling experience that is “Titanic. The Exhibition” is at National Harbor in Maryland, just a 30-minute drive from D.C. The space displays numerous artifacts from passengers and other historical items connected...
Racing fans rejoice, the hottest team in F1, Red Bull Racing, is bringing one of their championship-quality Formula One race cars, the RB7, to D.C.'s streets for an afternoon circuit around the capital city on Saturday,...
Mother's Day is coming up on May 5th and there is no better way to celebrate the occasion than by planning something special for you to experience together that you will both enjoy! If you want to celebrate Mother's...
Today, in Washington, D.C., we will see roughly 87% of today's total solar eclipse when it occurs this afternoon, which means that while the sun's light won't be 100% covered by the moon's shadow, it will be blocking a...
Set in the Star Wars universe, puts a sensual spin on everyone’s favorite characters from the galaxy far, far away. See jaw-dropping Jedis and stunning Stormtroopers when the show opens at The Showroom (1099 14th St NW...
It has been over 100 years since the tragedy of the Titanic sinking took place. remembers the passengers of various classes, families and crew through this powerful experience. The exhibit takes place at the National Ha...
After taking London and Madrid by storm, has been spreading smiles throughout Washington, D.C.! In fact, the experience has spread so much happiness already that it is extending its dates due to high demand! Open at...
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 , so many great writers are amon...