Weekend Round Up August 3, 2017
• August 3, 2017

Korean artists, a French film, a puppet singalong and a theatrical smorgasbord are among the choices for those who aren’t bingeing on tennis this weekend.

Weekend Round Up July 27, 2017
• July 27, 2017

July wraps up with a packed weekend of music, dance, literature and theater. But first, what do you say to a little rosé, followed by championship tennis?

A Tony, Townie Getaway to Frederick
• July 26, 2017

Stroll north from the Square Corner, the intersection of Market and Patrick Streets in downtown Frederick, Maryland, and a freestanding mansion will appear mid-block, like a bolt from the blue. […]

Weekend Round Up July 20, 2017
• July 20, 2017

Another entertainment-filled weekend is here, with Capital Fringe in high gear and the District of Comedy Festival at the Kennedy Center.

Dumbarton Oaks Gardens Closed for 8 Months
• July 12, 2017

On Monday, July 10, the gardens at Georgetown’s Dumbarton Oaks — the Harvard-owned research library that exhibits Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art and artifacts in a pavilion designed by Philip Johnson […]

Septime Webre Named to Hong Kong Post
• June 6, 2017

A year after leaving the Washington Ballet — and a few months after launching the Halcyon Stage series — Septime Webre has been named artistic director of Hong Kong Ballet, […]

Regarding Henri … and Others
• April 19, 2017

As French Market visitors stroll Wisconsin Avenue, inhaling fresh air and enticing smells, they may find themselves asking, “What would Henri do?” French artist and cabaret devotee Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec […]

April 6 Cultural Leadership Breakfast: Judy A. Greenberg
• April 6, 2017

The founding director of the Kreeger Museum in Foxhall will be next month’s speaker at the George Town Club.

Panel and Last Chance: ‘The Great Swindle’ at OAS
• March 27, 2017

You have until Sunday to check out “The Great Swindle: Works by Santiago Montoya” at the Art Museum of the Americas at the Organization of American States on 17th Street.

New Dean at Georgetown College
• March 16, 2017

Christopher Celenza will succeed Chester Gillis as dean of Georgetown University’s oldest undergraduate school July 1.