Stuck in a lunch rut? Head to a D.C. farmers market for barbecue, crab cakes or Mexican street food.
Grab a ready-made lunch at one of these six vendors and enjoy it alfresco.
Highlights
Get a preview of José Andrés' forthcoming tacos-and-torta concept, or head to Rockville for delicious Filipino cuisine.
Washington's restaurants and bars have taken on a fresher, brighter look.
The $20 Diner's favorite spots in the city include a revitalized Ethiopian standby and a burgeoning taco empire.
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The action sequel about a retired black-ops agent/avenging angel works on a primal level.
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Irony and subtext go out the window in the roles of Charlie Brown, the fairy Tinker Bell and more.
There are a lot of performances this weekend, but the biggest draw might be a garden of flowers that draws visitors from around the world.
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YouTube star Bo Burnham makes a radiant debut with a funny, generous coming-of-age tale.
Pet fashion shows, drunk lectures, musicals invented on the fly — these fun variety shows keep local comedians on their toes.
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The Abba-inspired musical sequel is a dumb, joyless exercise.
These are not your everyday margaritas, Orange Crushes and daiquiris.
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Even Joaquin Phoenix can’t act his way out of “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot.”
A hip-hop think tank hosts a showcase for young rap producers at Union Stage.
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Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal deliver a sharply observant slice of modern urban life.
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“Dark Money” takes a close look at the influence of corporate cash on U.S. elections.
It has been a busy summer in D.C. sports. One more thing to add to the list: the home opener for the Washington Kastles.
Aslin is expanding its popular Navy Yard beer garden, previously only open on Nationals game days.
A film festival and an exhibition on Japanese baseball are some highlights of All-Star Week.
