Don’t Miss the Incredible “Parallax Gap” Exhibit at Renwick Gallery
Parallax Gap is a relatively new exhibition on display now through February of next year in the Grand Salon at Renwick Gallery on Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street Northwest. Something of a visual puzzle, it is an immersive experience that blends architecture and art in a completely unique way. This...
READ ARTICLEGet Your Tickets to “Newseum Nights: Rock On”
Head to Newseum on Thursday, July 27th for Newseum Nights: Rock On. This 80’s-themed event will be a night to remember with delicious food and drinks, rocking 80’s music, and lots of fun activities. Enjoy some of Wolfgang Puck’s “Americana” bites like pigs in a blanket, boardwalk tots and Pop...
READ ARTICLEFarmbird Serves Scratch-Made Dishes From Local Sources
Farmbird is a new chicken shop located on H Street Northeast in Washington DC. With its emphasis on from-scratch cooking and fresh ingredients, it is a fitting addition to the already stacked restaurant scene in the city. It’s safe to say that Farmbird’s approach to the dishes it serves up...
READ ARTICLEHonor the Founding Fathers at the National Archives
The National Archives is a museum and resource center that collects the documents that help tell the story of our nation. Located on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, this should absolutely be one of your stops the next time you’re touring DC’s attractions. One of the most impactful things you can do...
READ ARTICLEAttend a Festival or Check Out an Outdoor Movie at Canal Park
Canal Park is a three-acre green space designed for sustainability. Located on Second Street Southeast, it is one of the Navy Yard neighborhood’s top places to get away from the hustle and bustle of DC without having to leave the city. You can find a whole host of fun activities...
READ ARTICLEEnjoy a Free Night of Jazz at the Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center
The Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center hosts free events for the community throughout the year, and the DC Jazz Fest is one of the most popular. From June 11 through June 19, Jazz Fest features performances like the “Bass-ically Yours” DC Jazz Festival series, with musicians like James King...
READ ARTICLEMillennium Stage at The Kennedy Center Hosts an Eclectic Mix of Professional Performances
From professional musicians to comedians to circus acrobats, the Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center hosts a huge variety of different performers throughout the year. There’s something going on nearly every night at Millennium Stage, making it a great place to go for something fun and different this summer. If...
READ ARTICLECheck Out the “America Collects Eighteenth-Century French Painting” Exhibit at the National Gallery of Art
A visit to the National Gallery of Art is rewarding just about any time you go, but between now and August 20 the museum is hosting a special exhibition that illuminates the history of American art collecting. The show is titled “America Collects Eighteenth-Century French Painting” and focuses on the...
READ ARTICLEFind Fellow Cycling Enthusiasts at Bicycle Space
Whether you’re a serious cyclist or just enjoy pedaling through the park on a leisurely weekend afternoon, Bicycle Space has something to offer. To start with, this DC shop has a reputation for being one of the city’s most serious bicycle maintenance and repair shops, which makes it popular with...
READ ARTICLE“Modern Medicine and Great War” Exhibition at the National Museum of American History
Modern Medicine and Great War is a new exhibition at the National Museum of American History. The exhibit explores the various ways medicine was applied on the battlefield, and it explores wartime advances in medicine. World War I was a testing ground for new medical technologies and procedures, and you...
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