Arts & Dining

Attention all muggles: Potted Potter, the New York and West End smash hit, returns to Washington DC this April. MidCity DC readers save 35%...

TV viewers who grew up in the 1950s and 60s may remember Walter Cronkite’s series, “You Are There.” These re-enactments of famous historic episodes...

Calico – as in the pretty cat breed – is tucked away in Blagden Alley in the Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood. But this Calico...

Foundry Gallery Hee Hyoun Chung’s recent series of largescale acrylic paintings draws inspiration from the wind. Says the artist, “Sitting by the fireside, I listen...

Foundry Gallery Foundry Gallery rings in the New Year with an all-member exhibition. Most all of its artists, including long-time members and several who joined...

Exhibition at Congressional Cemetery Examines Dogs as Gatekeepers Renowned South African artist James Delaney created and donated a series of six lithographs, sold in editions...

On Feb. 18, 2 and 4 p.m., the National Symphony Orchestra reunites with Grammy-nominated beatboxer and multi-instrumentalist Christylez Bacon and wildly original electric cellist/composer...

During the holidays – actually Christmas Eve – Peter and I were seeking Sunday brunch in Bloomingdale. Most restaurants were closed, but fortunately we...

The DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH) is seeking advisory review panelists for the FY18 season to perform evaluation and rating of...

Something’s Fishy Who says burgers have to be beef? In Shaw/LeDroit Park, we’ve discovered a healthy, tasty take on this perennial favorite. At FishScale, chef...