The duo brings its rhythm-centric “exotica” to D.C.’s Woodridge Library on Aug. 22.
Highlights
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.
The return of José Andrés's America Eats Tavern and Rustico's Ballston beer garden are among the notable arrivals.
Washington's restaurants and bars have taken on a fresher, brighter look.
See Trombone Shorty; Mura Masa; Ra Ra Riot; and Shabba Ranks live.
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All-Asian comedy delivers frothy pleasures, along with a message.
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Adaptation of the Shakespeare comedy of mismatched lovers is too clever for its own good.
The Arlington County Fair is an annual attraction for locals that starts Wednesday.
Washington is now home to three cider-makers, each with a different flavor and spirit.
If D.C.'s going to feel like a greenhouse, we may as well get out and enjoy the greenery.
Murderers and millionaires, war heroes and enslaved workers all lived in Decatur House, which offers free tours on Mondays.
Sifting through the sea of participants can seem overwhelming, especially since not all of the more than 250 menus are created equally.
Gem-encrusted miniatures and a piece made of pull tabs from beer cans are among the offerings.
The life of a “swing”: You must be good under pressure, and “can’t go on and be frantic.”
Whether you prefer a fancifully painted horse, a cuddly panda or gleaming dragon, there’s a carousel for you in the D.C. area.
One of the District's top breweries, 3 Stars, is hosting a celebration for its sixth birthday this weekend.
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Jason Statham goes after a prehistoric 75-foot shark in this so-so summer popcorn flick.
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‘Never Goin’ Back’ benefits from the on-screen chemistry of its buoyant stars.