Take in All Kinds of Unique, Modern Theater at the Source Festival Between June 8 and July 3
Source is an innovative theatre venue located near DC’s U Street corridor, and between now and July 3, it’s also home to the highly anticipated Source Festival. The festival features a variety of different performance types, so it’s pretty easy to find something for everyone. Get seats for one of...
READ ARTICLELove the Beatles? You Won’t Want to Miss Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band on June 17 at Warner Theatre
The words “living legend” are no understatement when it comes to Ringo Starr. Even aside from his stint as the drummer for the Beatles, Starr’s career has been extraordinary. The 75-year old performer has had a series of hit singles and albums, appeared in several films and television programs, and...
READ ARTICLEGo for a Ride or Take a Bike Maintenance Class at Bicycle Space
If you’re looking for quality bicycles or cycling products and accessories, Bicycle Space has served professional riders of the District of Columbia for years. In addition to its retail space, the shop also hosts classes, events and rides for all levels of cyclists. The weekly classes at this Washington, D.C....
READ ARTICLEExperience a Taste of Belgium Right in DC at B Too
Take a moment to consider Belgium’s culinary traditions: fries and chocolate, waffles and beer — all things filling, tasty and very comforting. This type of Belgian cuisine is also the inspiration behind Logan Circle’s B Too, which features relaxed, Belgian-inspired eats and drinks. If it’s your first visit to B...
READ ARTICLEEnjoy a Contemporary European Dining Experience Al Fresco at Brasserie Beck
Those who look for a contemporary European style restaurant nestled comfortably in the heart of our nation’s capital flock to Brasserie Beck. This restaurant is run by critically acclaimed chef Robert Wiedmaier, and for nearly a decade it’s served a blend of Belgian-style fine dining dishes. The extensive menu is...
READ ARTICLEStretch Your Limbs and Strengthen Your Muscles at Yoga Noma
Imagine this: you’re tired and sore from a long day spent bending over your computer at the office. Wouldn’t it be nice to stretch, loosen up, and get your blood flowing with an hour of yoga? If this sounds good to you, consider heading over to Yoga Noma, where you’ll...
READ ARTICLEThe Flavors of Greek and Lebanese Cuisines Shine at Zaytinya
Zaytinya is a very popular Washington, D.C. restaurant that serves mouthwatering cuisine from the Turkish, Greek, and Lebanese cultures. Under the direction of renowned chef Jose Andres, this East Coast eatery has combined quality food, unparalleled service, and a vibrant atmosphere to bring all of its guests unbeatable experiences since...
READ ARTICLEAdmire the New York City: A Portrait Through Stamp Art Exhibit at the National Postal Museum
The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum has an extensive history dating back to 1914. After serving as Washington, D.C.’s post office for over 70 years, this establishment went on to become a beloved museum in our nation’s capital. This postal museum now houses one of the largest and most comprehensive collections...
READ ARTICLEHave Lunch in Funky Atmosphere Near 77H at Big Bear Cafe
Big Bear Cafe is a funky little cafe known for its casual atmosphere and healthy fare. Locals on Yelp rave about this neighborhood eatery due to its indoor and outdoor seating, making it perfect for any time of the year. On Sundays, expect the farmers market to be in full...
READ ARTICLEStart the Day Right at 77 H With a Good Breakfast from Lucky’s Cafe
Lucky’s Cafe is a casual café that’s great for a quiet lunch of healthy choices. Visitors will find hot and cold food bars, along with lunch favorites like wraps, paninis, sandwiches, and more. For 27 years, patrons have frequented this café at its convenient location right off of Union Station....
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