The enchanting Welsh artist Cate Le Bon performs at Black Cat on Thursday.
The weekly food market features dozens of vendors selling yakitori, hot chicken and other treats, but you'll need more than an empty stomach to enjoy it.
One of the Newseum’s final exhibits before it vacates its downtown building at the end of the year looks back at Jon Stewart's time behind the desk at "The Daily Show."
These spots offer delicious food from around the globe — and won’t break the bank, either.
The Anacostia Park Skating Pavilion officially kicks off free summer skate rentals on Monday.
These spots around the D.C. area are perfect for animal lovers who don’t have access to one.
When it comes to wine, ‘natural’ can mean a lot of different things.
It may be hard to define natural wine. But it’s easy to find.
By the People, an ambitious free arts festival, returns to the District on Saturday for a second year.
It’s nearly impossible to resist the allure of fried cheese on a bar menu.
The Corcoran School of the Arts and Design’s new exhibit dives into the Corcoran’s decision to cancel its 1989 Robert Mapplethorpe exhibition.
Rosés from around the region — and a supermarket brand — vie for supremacy in a blind tasting.
The National Museum of Natural History’s fossil hall reopens on Saturday after being closed since 2014.
Head to an embassy, sports bar or an outdoor viewing party to cheer during the month-long tournament.
Local jazz veteran Shannon Gunn and the Bullettes help kick off DC JazzFest on Friday.
The Smithsonian’s fossil hall reopens, JazzFest and more.
The annual festival brings together disparate scenes, under the same rainbow
Estadio will dedicate the entire month to a quintessential summer cocktail, the gin and tonic.
Sixteen days of free events include concerts, films, block parties and artist-led master classes.
One of the most buzzed-about young jazz performers, 23-year-old vibraphonist Joel Ross, plays two shows at Blues Alley on Tuesday.
