Going Out Guide

FIRST BITE | German beers and brats do their jobs, but Bronson Bierhall needs polish.

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Pitt delivers a mournful, minimalist performance as a heroic space explorer on a quest.

If you can’t taste the “the pit,” all you’re eating is a run-of-the-mill roast beef sandwich.

The bold interrogation of race in America opens the theater company’s 2019-2020 season.

The former frontman for Hüsker Dü and Sugar brings his solo show to City Winery.

At the National Portrait Gallery: ‘In Mid-Sentence’ invites you to fill in the unheard words.

Catch the H Street Festival, Clarendon Day, a 24-hour DJ festival and a special screening of "Labyrinth" at the Hirshhorn.

‘Villains’ is mildly enjoyable, if you’re in the mood for dumb fun.

These ensembles are worth the attention of any music lover in the season ahead.

The Virginia-based DJ and producer performs at this weekend’s DC24 festival

See Octo Octa & Eris Drew, Injury Reserve, Koffee and Madlib live.

Child soldiers hold an American hostage in this ‘Lord of the Flies’-like allegory.

The new film picks up where the popular series about English aristocrats left off.

Catch the reopening of the Washington Monument, a new art exhibit from a pioneering feminist artist and the Washington Mystics playoff opener.

Four ideas that beat scrolling through your social media feed while nibbling at leftovers.

This weekend brings the final events of D.C. Beer Week, but offers up a family day at the Reach and a street market in Blagden Alley.

Here’s what parents need to know.