Going Out Guide

There's lots of great music to catch in the D.C area this week, including Australian rock outfit Gang of Youths.

No happy hour experience in D.C. immerses you in the holiday spirit like the Willard's free nightly caroling performances.

Streetcar 82, owned by three Gallaudet University graduates, introduces new brews every week.

Get to one of two local breweries on Sunday for an anniversary party or pictures with Santa.

A parade of decorated boats, a winter market, a Christmas tree farm and more.

Vintage cans, ads, uniforms and artifacts from the Christian Heurich Brewing Co. are on display at the Heurich House's Home/Brewed Happy Hours.

Dan Barber created two dishes for the salad chain, both of which feature a squash bred specifically for nutrition and flavor.

The funk-soul collective The Internet plays two nights at the Fillmore Silver Spring starting on Monday.

The holiday begins Sunday night, but celebrations start Saturday and run throughout the week.

The popular Shaw bar has pandas, but the new Sippin' Santa's Surf Shack has seasonal tiki drinks.

Dine at the French Embassy, take your kids to a toy-filled playroom at the House of Sweden and more.

It's holiday market season: Find them at Wunder Garten, the House of Sweden and Blagden Alley this weekend.

Think cookies that are crispy with crumbled potato chips, spiced with cardamom or infused with salty pretzels.

The clash between nostalgic pageantry and contemporary ideas about gender has come with a few red flags.

Travis Scott brings his "Astroworld" tour to Capital One Arena on Thursday.

Studios usually release their big blockbusters around this time, and you’ll have your pick of them this year.

On Friday, the annual Downtown Holiday Market and two Christmas-themed pop-up bars open.

Fill your calendar with superheroes, a singalong, “The Nutcracker” and medieval music.