WTOP: Get ready to step into real-life video games where it’s not only “game over” if you lose, you get blasted by paint. Beat the Bomb is now open in the 10,000-square-foot Hecht Warehouse located in […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Featuring five weekends of food, fun, culture, entertainment and the theme “Spring It On,” the 2023 National Cherry Blossom Festival (NCBF) is all about embracing the beauty of the District’s spring full throttle. “It really […]
The luck of the Irish is on its way to the D.C. area with several St. Patrick’s Day events planned, from live music to beer drinking to literary celebrations and beyond. Here is a quick […]
The Maryland Auto Show, held annually at the Baltimore Convention Center, has something for everyone that’s ever set foot in a vehicle. Whether you’re looking for the fastest and meanest machines to the most elegantly […]
HYATTSVILLE WIRE: The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center will host a family-friendly take on the music from “Frozen” next month in College Park. On Saturday, March 4, it will host a stage show featuring Outcalls, a duo of classically […]
WTOP: Saturday Night Live alumni Tina Fey and Amy Poehler announced their first tour together, The Restless Leg Tour, kicking off at D.C.’s DAR Constitution Hall. The tour celebrates the duo’s 30 years of friendship […]
“Rotten Apple” a play about a man tormented by failed dreams is unwittingly given an opportunity to relocate his family to The Big Apple. His struggle between passion and family draws thin when a Rotten […]
The end of the year is quickly approaching and Well Spring Manor is already making plans for 2023! Mark your calendars for our 3rd Annual Mind, Body, Soul & Spirit Weekend Retreat coming to Wellspring, […]
WUSA 9: Scheduled on the 50-year anniversary of Roe v. Wade, this year’s National Women’s March Mobilization will be in Madison, Wisconsin, with sister marches around the country including in the District. Sunday’s events are […]
WTOP: More D.C. restaurants closed last year than closed in 2021, as new struggles have eclipsed COVID-19 pandemic challenges. In 2022, at least 48 notable restaurant closures were announced, compared to 40 in 2021, according […]
The Mid-Atlantic Basketball Classic, presented by High-Level Sports Management, will feature several top Boys High School Basketball teams from the DMV area on Saturday, January 7th. There will be 16 teams participating in eight games […]
WTOP: The annual Consumer Electronics Show, one of the biggest in-person events, saw a sharp decline in attendance last year, but is expected to be significantly bigger this year. Arlington, Virginia-based Consumer Technology Association stages […]
WTOP: D.C.’s Hispanic Heritage Month calendar of events this year will have more than just festivals and parties. Along with the traditional festivities, the Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs is focused on trying to “preserve and promote” […]
WTOP: On the heels of the Metropolitan Washington Restaurant Association’s annual summer restaurant week in August, the Restaurant Association of Maryland brings back Maryland Restaurant Week starting Sept. 16. The event actually runs for 10 days, running […]
Get out on the water and enjoy an evening of musical performances at the National Harbor Marina’s Rock’n Raftup Concert Series. Bring your own boat or rent a kayak, pedal boat or stand-up paddle board […]
WTOP: To the dismay of area basketball fans, the Maryland and Georgetown men’s teams are not scheduled to play each other in the future — but for one night, former stars of those schools will […]
They were a standout in Questlove’s Oscar-winning documentary “Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. This Sunday, The 5th Dimension rocks Rams Head on Stage in Annapolis, Maryland. “We […]
This annual event returns to Gaylord National. Guest appearances by top martial arts screen stars, producers, stunt performers and stars from WMAC Masters. Read more about this event here.
DC residents who want to work for the District government will have an opportunity to get in front of hiring managers. With almost 1,000 job vacancies needing to be filled, the DC Department of Human […]
WASHINGTON — A national group that goes by the name Black Restaurant Week is serving local foodies a list of Black-owned restaurants to support in the coming weeks. The 14-day campaign, starting on July 18, […]
It’s been two years – a long two years – since music lovers here in the DMV and beyond have had a chance to make their annual trek to Columbia, Maryland, for one of the region’s most popular music festivals. But for one day only, […]
Kick off your festival weekend with an inspirational evening of music with famed South African born singer-song writer and guitarist Jonathan Butler. Also performing will be Grammy nominated former lead singer for The Sounds of […]
