DC Guide

I’m tired, so here’s a big cut and paste Below is a list of our agenda items followed by one action that you can take to be involved in the process. Vulnerable Road User Law As...

Friday, Feb. 16 Love Thy Beer: Winter Warmer Showcase at the Silver Spring Civic Center: This annual festival, run by the Brewers Association of Maryland, focuses on seasonal beers — it’s heavy on stouts, porters, barley...

Hank Dietle’s Tavern, a rough-and-tumble Rockville dive bar that holds the oldest liquor license in Montgomery County, was severely damaged by fire in the early hours of Wednesday morning, a blaze that Montgomery County Fire and...

Frederick Douglass was born on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Although the abolitionist and author lived in New York and Massachusetts after escaping slavery, he spent the last years of his life in Washington, serving as a U.S....

Sat, February 17 @ National Archives, presented by National Archives...Read More

A recent people for bikes blog post (and the better bike share blog post it’s based on) try to tease out how bike share has increased bike commuting in the District. They make a noble effort,...

There are several bills working their way through the Virginia legislature right now that are of interest to cyclists, and if you really want to know more you should follow the Virginia Bicycling Federation. But I...

Frederick Douglass’ 200th birthday this year, and to make sure he remains an example of somebody who’s done an amazing job and he continues to be recognized more and more the District is celebrating all week....

Today is Mardi Gras, which, if you’re in New Orleans, means parades, beads, king cake and jubilant, brassy music. Looking for the Mardi Gras spirit in the D.C. area? Try one of these Tuesday parties. Free king...

Montgomery County is drawing up a savings plan in response to a budget shortfall of nearly $120 million, and it should be no surprise that this means a cut to capital improvement projects in the Department...