If you’ve stepped into the vibrant ‘Mexican Geniuses’ experience at WEG Studios, you may have already gathered new artistic and cultural knowledge. Starting October 21st, the exhibit is taking it a step further, bringin...
Another week in D.C., another roundup of all the fun festivities you won't want to miss! 1-4. Catch a concert at your favorite local venue : The Smashing Pumpkins (Oct. 18) : Noah Cyrus (Oct. 21) : Mother...
The Royal Opera of Madrid is the most important performing arts institutions in Spain and one of the most important in the world. They have put together a passionate, at Washington D.C.’s Miracle Theatre! This p...
Lovers of aviation and space can rejoice, as the National Air and Space Museum is set to reopen this week, on Friday, Oct. 14. The beloved Smithsonian closed in March to undergo renovations. “This is one of the mo...
D.C. may not be a state, but Washingtonians still have a great sense of community pride, and aims to exemplify just that. From Oct. 7-9 at Audi Field—the new home of the D.C. United soccer team—attendees can celebra...
The that the Washington, D.C.-area is in for what might be its coldest and wettest October in 11 years—so Washingtonians should take advantage of the good days as they come! "Our most recent cooler-than-normal Octob...
A number of businesses and institutions are hosting events and creative outlets to mark the occasion. Here are ways you can celebrate: 1. You can immerse yourself in the art and lives of renowned Mexican artists...
Spooky season is officially upon us! To make the most of all the fall festivities there are to offer, we’ve compiled a list of everything—spooky and otherwise—going on in D.C. this week: 1. This experie...
D.C. eatery A Baked Joint has released its “Spooky Season Schedule” for October—and it’s just as sweet as its treats! “We have Halloween-themed Movie Nights every Thursday at 6:30pm, Jazz Pizza nights every Friday at...
If you're looking to be illuminated by art, then the new "Emergency Neon" exhibit now open in Anacostia is calling your name. The creation of light sculptor and Smithsonian instructor Craig Kraft, the exhibit—on disp...