Interns' Guide to Washington

Mission: Happy Hour
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Happy Hour Highlights

Socialize and network over $1 beers, free -- yes, free -- drinks, discount margaritas, cut-price tacos and 10-cent wings.

Eating on the Cheap

Hungry and budget-conscious? Here's our guide to discount dining, including free pizza, free steak sandwiches and half-price burgers.

Low-Cost Live Music

Catch outdoor rock concerts, intimate jazz jam sessions, top-notch classical ensembles and chart-topping hip-hop groups without paying a penny.
How to Get Into Clubs For Free

Where to Go If You're Under 21

Dance clubs, concerts, pool and other options for those who can't get in to bars.
Where to Go If You're Under 18

Low-Cost Movies and Culture

Free movies, free theater and plenty of discounted seats.

Entertainment Guide Blog

Entertainment Guide BlogJoin in - From the latest concert updates to scoops on new bars and movies, washingtonpost.com editors post about D.C. entertainment and events.
Going Out Gurus Blog

Live Discussions

Live DiscussionsProblems Solved - Looking for a new date spot with martinis downtown? Trying to find the perfect restaurant in Northern Virginia? The Entertainment Guide staff answers your questions every Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Explore D.C.

Explore D.C.Inside Washington - Get tips on sights, getting around and making the most of the area.
Visitor's Guide

This week: nightlife
Billiard Breaks

If you're looking for play pool but don't want to pay by the hour, several local bars offer free or reduced games during the week. Women play for free at the stylish Continental on Mondays and Herndon's Carpool on Wednesdays. Dr. Dremo's Taphouse offers no-cost tables from 5 to 7:30 Monday through Saturday and from 5 to midnight on Sundays.

Nightlife Agenda

Every Thursday in the Bars and Clubs section, Fritz Hahn and Rhome Anderson look at the upcoming week in nightlife: whether happy hours or DJ nights, poker tournaments or charity bachelor-and-bachelorette auctions.

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Tips and advice on turning your intertnship into a permanent position.

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Find a place to live, or someone to live with, in the Washington area.


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