Arts & Dining

The 20th annual DC SCORES Poetry Slam!, the largest youth spoken-word competition in the District, showcased original poetry and songs written by students who...

Our NoMA neighborhood continues to embrace the exotic cuisine of Asia. A notable newcomer is Laos In Town, which debuted last month at 250...

Who says Washington is stodgy? Locals and friends have a blast at Nellie’s Sports Bar’s drag brunch. Offered Saturday and Sunday, the festive buffet...

On a cold, blustery evening, husband Peter and I enjoyed a warming dinner at Silo restaurant, in the Mount Vernon Triangle/Shaw neighborhood. Atmosphere is...

Foundry Gallery Lavely Miller-Kershman’s solo exhibition at Foundry Gallery is deliberately untitled. With scant written context with which to understand her work, even the titles...

The Seventh Child In August, Ryan and Jill Jensen, owners of Peregrine Espresso, celebrated the ninth birthday of what the company’s website calls their “first...

The Art All Night festival came back to Shaw on Sept. 29. This was the seventh incarnation of the free, eight hour, open-to-all, overnight...

We decided to check out Franklin Hall, where DC Mayor Muriel Bowser celebrated her re-election last month. Bowser chose a good spot for her...

Spontaneity. It’s all about action and reaction. Tory Cowles turns visual ideas loose on the canvas. She lets her hand and eye reach back...

Season’s Greenings is open every day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., through Jan. 1, 2018. Remember that the best things in life are free....