Arts & Dining

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...

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...

Finding ourselves in an Asian lunch mood on a recent Sunday afternoon, we wandered into Jinya Ramen Bar, 1336 14th St. NW, just off Logan Circle. We...

Foundry Gallery Foundry Gallery presents a group exhibition of small works by member artists which the gallery's press release bills as “diverse, profuse and inventive.”...

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...

Yet another local restaurant has gone green: Spark, a Caribbean-influenced smokehouse. Ensconced in an historic Bloomingdale firehouse, Spark was formerly called Old Engine Number...

Gallery Neptune & Brown Gallery Neptune & Brown will exhibit “Blue Chip: Printmaking Masters,” a series of works that employ a wide array of printmaking...

‘Washingtonian Mural’ Refurbished On July 17, Sign of the Times Cultural Workshop & Gallery and U-Store Management Inc. unveiled the newly refurbished “Washingtonian Mural” painted...

DC Restaurant Week Washington might be taking a summer breather, but our restaurant world is going strong. Coming up on Aug. 13-19 is summer Restaurant...

Indian Delight Good news: We’ll soon be able to visit India without enduring jet lag and high airfare. Pappe, an exotically upscale Indian restaurant, is...