On Saturday, July 26th at 3 p.m., the acclaimed Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company (DTSBDC) triumphantly returned to The Kreeger Museum. Following the performance, the audience enjoyed a wine ...

Shark Week is back! Courtesy The Wharf. Welcome to August! Enjoy Shark Week at The Wharf, a free community day at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, pup night at The Stacks and more. Happy ...

We’re back for another weekend of summer fun in the District. Enjoy Alley Fest at Blagden Alley, Strathmore’s Live from the Lawn series, Sesame Street the ...

Sushi Gaku offers tradition and innovation hand-in-hand. As a sommelier and sushi chef, Ota introduces guests to curated combinations of sake and nigiri. The menu features both Americanized sushi like ...

By Mark Edelman With our local theater companies getting ready for the 2025-26 season beginning next month, here’s a look at the new shows that came to Broadway last season and continue to draw fans ...

This month’s group of noteworthy auction lots includes a portrait daguerreotype, a 1915 Red Sox postcard on which Babe Ruth appears, a platinum-and-diamond bracelet from Harry Winston, an original ...

In 2006, construction crews discovered a 13-foot section of the wooden water mains under Beekman Street near the South Street Seaport, photo courtesy of Chrysalis Archaeology. Indoor plumbing for ...

A couple stands on a public dock looking west over the marsh to the Intracoastal on the South End of Amelia Island, Florida. Photo courtesy Amelia Island. If you enjoy sun, sand and fun, there is no ...

By Caroline Woodward Yala Greek Ice Cream, the self-described “first authentic Greek ice cream shop in America,” is opening its inaugural U.S. shop in Georgetown, bringing new style and flavors to the ...

The musical stylings of singer and pianist Diana Krall flowed through the vibrant amphitheater like the accompanying summer breeze — cool and inviting — enchanting the Fourth of July Eve crowd at Wolf ...

Donna Evers believes that our hearts take the lead in life. Our heads are always a bit behind. That’s why doing work you truly love makes all the difference.

The time has come to get this budget done. The Council of the District of Columbia got that started on July 14 — after some tweaks — with a first vote on D.C.’s 2026 Budget, approved unanimously. In ...