DC Guide

Go Home Already: Scaramucci Rants On The Record To The New Yorker

by rhonda - Jul 28, 2017

Just read it. Also, the Carnegie Library Apple store is really happening, and other end-of-day news. ...Read More
What Is A Resilience Officer And Why Does D.C. Need One?

by rhonda - Jul 28, 2017

“Resilience is really the immune system of a city—it’s the city’s ability to anticipate and recover from social, economic, or physical challenges,” Kevin Bush tells DCist about his role. ...Read More
Transgender Service Members Share Their Stories At White House: ‘Our Patriotism Shouldn’t Have An Asterisk Next To It’

by rhonda - Jul 28, 2017

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told military leaders that the military will not make any changes to its policy regarding transgender service members until the president clarifies what he means. [ more...
Experience Free Classical Music Each Week At Alexandria’s Lyceum

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

The Washington Metropolitan Philharmonic Association’s concert series, now in its 27th year, offers high quality classical music performances in an intimate setting. ...Read More
Southeast Man Fatally Shot On Anacostia Riverwalk Trail

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

The man’s dog was also shot and killed, according to a report. ...Read More
10 things to do in the D.C. area the weekend of July 28-30

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

Friday, July 28 ‘Found Footage Festival: Cherished Gems’ at Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse: For more than 25 years, Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher have been collecting hilarious and weird “found videotapes”: forgotten infomercials, unseen public access TV...
Morning Roundup: Woman Who Hundreds Have Called ‘Mom’ Turns 100

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

Maki Shop is closing in Logan Circle, a man was found shot dead in Southeast, and more news. ...Read More
Two D.C. Protests Planned After Trump Announces Transgender Military Ban

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

At the White House. ...Read More
Go Home Already: Are Millennials Over D.C.?

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

A North Carolina-based real estate firm Asana Partners is coming to Old Town Alexandria, and more end-of-day news. ...Read More
The Smithsonian’s Asian-American Literary Festival Celebrates Classic Authors and Young Writers

by rhonda - Jul 27, 2017

The three-day program features over 70 Asian-American writers and includes interactive events like literary karaoke and writer-scholar speed-dating.: ...Read More