DC Guide

Though the addition of protected bike lanes (or cycletracks) has been slower than many have wanted it feels like this year could see significant progress. DDOT recently completed the 30% design of the Eastern Downtown cycletracks...

Sat, June 16 @ Columbia Pike & S. Walter Reed Drive, presented by Arlington Cultural Affairs — The event features a full line up of blues, R&B and funk performers of national and regional note, including:...

Friday, May 4 Royal Wedding Pop-Up Bar opens: Victories in the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812 did nothing to dampen Americans’ ardor for the British royal family. Why else would people wake up at...

Tom Sietsema’s annual Spring Dining Guide has a new format this year: It contains only restaurants that have opened in the last year or so. “There were so many new places, I couldn’t help but use...

“The Beach,” the ultra-popular ball pit that turned a D.C. museum into an attraction for kids of all ages, is coming back to the National Building Museum this summer, albeit in a smaller and slightly different fashion....

The Around the World Embassy Tour and the E.U. Open House are only-in-Washington cultural events, the kind you tell your faraway relatives about: Spending Saturday afternoon sipping champagne at the French Embassy, learning to tango at...

Back in November a temporary trail opened through the Riverdale Park Station development that closed a gap in the Rhode Island Avenue trolley trail. But then early last month it was closed. The sign said it...

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It’s Monday which means it’s a new week which means we’ve said goodbye to last week which includes everything that happened before – and over – the weekend, right?! Luckily we have the world wide web...

Thru Sat, September 1 @ Folger Theatre, presented by Folger Theatre...Read More