“Nature’s Best Photography” at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Through September
Now open through September, experience spectacular photos of our planet at the Nature’s Best Photography exhibit at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. From more than 26,000 submitted entries, 60 stunning images were selected to showcase the extraordinary work of photographers from around the world. The photographers are of all ages...
READ ARTICLEEnjoy the Holiday Afternoon Tea at Peacock Alley
Every December, the Willard InterContinental Hotel hosts a special Holiday Afternoon Tea at Peacock Alley. Soft harp music hangs in the air and lavish holiday decorations adorn the dining room as guests sit down for high tea every day between 1 and 4 p.m. Add the holiday tea to your...
READ ARTICLETry the Famous Banana Pudding at Magnolia Bakery
Cupcakes, and cheesecakes, and pies, oh my! Prepare to be dazzled by the display of sweet treats and intoxicating aromas as soon as you step into the newly opened Magnolia Bakery in Union Station. This Magnolia Bakery is another location of the famous sweet shop in New York, and has...
READ ARTICLETake a Spin Around the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Ice Rink
Most of the year, the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden is a must-see DC attraction with phenomenal works of art and sculptures in a meticulously manicured garden. But as the cold air sweeps in and the holiday season draws near, it is the scene of one of the most...
READ ARTICLEShop Unique Holiday Gifts at Christkindlmarkt
It’s officially the holiday season now that Christkindlmarkt is here, a yearly tradition that transforms the Heurich House Museum into a winter wonderland celebrating German heritage in a one-of-a-kind market. The best DC craftsmen come together each year with the museum to showcase and sell their wares, from unique textiles...
READ ARTICLECheck Out the “Nordic Impressions” Exhibit at The Phillips Collection
As temperatures continue to drop and winter approaches, you might consider celebrating the season by visiting the Nordic Impressions art exhibit showing now through January at The Phillips Collection. The show features the work of 53 different artists hailing from Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Much of the...
READ ARTICLEThe Ministry Serves Espresso in the Mornings and Wine at Night
The Ministry opened less than two months ago, but this hip wine and coffee bar is already becoming a neighborhood favorite near Union Station in DC. It’s a great alternative to the chain coffee shops in the area because of its smooth coffee, food options, and bonus wine list. There...
READ ARTICLECelebrate the Spooky Season at Boo at the Zoo from October 19 – October 21, 2018
With Halloween drawing near, everyone’s looking to get into the spirit. The National Zoo is no different; they’re gearing up to host Boo at the Zoo during the weekend of October 19. With your paid ticket to the event, you’ll receive a commemorative tote bag that you can fill with...
READ ARTICLEGet Some Culture at the Foundry Gallery
Located near Dupont Circle, Foundry Gallery is an artist-owned cooperative showcasing some of Washington, DC’s most promising and accomplished artists. The focus is on providing exposure and recognition to new and emerging artists, featuring work not widely seen before. As a non-profit, artist-owned cooperative gallery, Foundry offers a rich diversity...
READ ARTICLEPair House-Made Cider With Flavorful Foods at Capitol Cider House
Craft breweries serving flights of house-made beer are a dime a dozen these days, but Capitol Cider House does things slightly differently: instead of focusing on beer, this DC brewer and bar devotes itself to craft cider. If you’re new to cider, regulars suggest that you might start with a...
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