9 D.C. happy hours where you can eat and drink for $10 or less
How far can you stretch your happy hour dollar? These bars will serve you both food and drinks for $10 or less.
By Fritz HahnThe 25 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Tour embassies during the E.U. Open House, celebrate the National Museum of Asian Art's centenary, learn about Hawaiian culture and dance, or watch Eurovision.
By Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano, Adele Chapin and Chris Kelly‘Afrofuturism’ navigates past, present and future of Black experience
Exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture examines history through the lens of the imagination.
By DeNeen L. Brown4 concerts to catch in the D.C. area over the next several days
Jill Scott, Feist and City Morgue perform, and the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival returns to the Kennedy Center.
By Chris KellyChisel broke up in 1997, but its punk songs were ‘waiting’ for reunion
Ted Leo, John Dugan and Chris Norborg are reuniting as Chisel for a limited tour that stops at the Black Cat on May 13.
By Chris KellyEl Cousteau raps loud. He’s just trying to hear himself.
Supporting the release of his stylish new mixtape, ‘Dirty Harry,’ the D.C. native opens for Mavi at Union Stage.
By Chris Richards‘R.M.N.’ brings director Cristian Mungiu’s masterful return to form
The film, set in a Romanian village, portrays a world both ruthless and compassionate.
By Ann Hornaday‘BlackBerry’ traces the arc of a ubiquitous-then-gone device
Director Matt Johnson also stars in the funny, insightful corporate biopic about the Canadian technology company Research in Motion.
By Ann Hornaday‘Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie’: Doc shows actor in a vulnerable light
Davis Guggenheim’s film incorporates new interviews, archival footage, scripted clips and reenactments to show how the actor lives with Parkinson’s disease.
By Michael O'Sullivan‘Book Club: The Next Chapter’: This club deserves better material
Candice Bergen, Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton and Mary Steenburgen star in this sequel to 2018′s giggly, featherweight mom-com.
By Ann HornadayGMU student’s experience as a felon now informs her work as an artist
Traci Reynolds's mixed media piece, on display at George Mason University, represents the thousands of women imprisoned in America.
By Olivia McCormack17 ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in the DMV
Whether you're looking for discounted margarita specials or mariachi bands, these local festivities have you covered.
By Sophia SolanoThe 31 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
One of the busiest weekends of the year brings open houses at dozens of embassies, Cinco de Mayo celebrations, Kentucky Derby viewing parties and much more.
By Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano, Adele Chapin, Haben Kelati and Chris KellyEmbassy tours to check out during Passport DC 2023
Passport DC brings the chance to explore inside dozens of D.C. embassies, watch cultural performances, and taste traditional food and drinks.
By Fritz HahnThe best places to watch the Kentucky Derby in D.C.
Break out your big hats, sundresses and seersucker for these parties, which feature rooftop vibes, "best dressed" contests and plenty of mint juleps.
By Fritz Hahn3 concerts to catch in the D.C. area this weekend
Trouble Funk, Yaeji and Babyface Ray are performing at various venues on Friday, May 5.
By Haben KelatiVibrate D.C. features DJs spinning for transcendence and community
Local DJs use techno to create an arts haven at the Owl Room on Friday, while also raising money to aid women’s shelters.
By Sophia SolanoThe complete guide to Nationals Park
A guide to the bag policy, outside food rules, closest Metro station and more rules of Nationals Park.
By Scott AllenWhere to watch King Charles III’s coronation in D.C.
From pre-dawn viewing parties at British pubs to the British Embassy to garden parties with sabered champagne, here's where to celebrate the coronation.
By Fritz HahnNatural History Museum’s ‘Lights Out’ ponders a world without stars
Exhibition examines the effects of light pollution, both culturally and scientifically, on the night sky.
By Mark Jenkins