Arts

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

A life-size marionette version of Carlo Collodi’s classic children’s tale, created in the 1960s by the father of the Puppet Co.’s co-founder, Christopher Piper....

As the weather gets chillier, the days get shorter and the leaves get crunchier, the DC 2019-2020 classical music season opens with an exhilarating...

On January 18 to 26, see National Symphony Orchestra’s (NSO) principal second violinist Marissa Regni and principal percussionist Eric Shin in an exciting new program exploring the magic...

Foundry Gallery Patsy Fleming minored in art at Vassar College. Originally from Detroit but a Washingtonian since the 1960s, the artist sidelined her love of...

Animal Discovery Days shine a spotlight on different animals around the Zoo. Each day, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., includes special demonstrations, activities...

Now in its 25th season, the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s ReDiscovery Series introduces audiences to new adaptations of great but lesser-known classic plays under consideration...

Gradually our beloved Mid-City is coming back to life. Local restaurants and bars with patios, rooftops, and gardens have reopened for wining and dining....

The sixth annual Entrée DC Program takes place Wednesday, September 18. Co-hosted by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) and Washington DC...

Washington seafood mogul Greg Casten appears omnipresent these days—racing between Georgetown to Ivy City to Buzzard Point in Southwest DC. He keeps a busy...