News & Politics
Muriel Bowser Urges D.C. Residents to Claim Tax Credits Ahead of April 15 Deadline
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Real Estate: OGB Gives Green Light to 3333 K St. NW Conversion
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Blooming Through Georgetown: The Flower Tour Returns
Arts
Duke Ellington School of the Arts Wins 36 Awards at WorldStrides Festival
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Caisson Horses May Move to Middleburg
There Will Be No Kings: Eddie Izzard’s Intimate and Unconventional Tragedy
• April 6, 2026
By Ryan Allen & Catherine Meale Eddie Izzard’s staggering solo performance of “The Tragedy of Hamlet” at Shakespeare Theatre Company, in which she takes on every one of 23 characters […]
Social Scene: Heart Ball Honors Progress and Hope
• April 1, 2026
Hundreds of supporters of the American Heart Association Greater Washington Region gathered at the Waldorf Astoria on March 28 for the annual Heart Ball, an evening that celebrated lifesaving progress, honored community leadership […]
Must-See This Spring: ‘The Cherry Orchard’
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By LaMarr Funn Duke Ellington School of the Arts Theater Department’s rising star students will present a compelling reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s classic, The Cherry Orchard from April 8 through […]
Thousands Rally in D.C. for ‘No Kings’ Protest Movement
• March 30, 2026
Thousands gathered downtown on Saturday for the “No Kings” rally, joining a wave of demonstrations across the country. Protesters filled district streets carrying handmade signs and chanting slogans that emphasized […]
N Street Village Gala Spotlights Journeys from Homelessness to Hope
• March 24, 2026
N Street Village hosted their annual “Gathering for Good” gala on March 5 at the Marriott Marquis in D.C. N Street Village is the largest provider of housing and supportive services for women […]
60 Years of Jubilation: Washington Performing Arts Gala Raises $680K
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The Washington Performing Arts Gala celebrated 60 years on March 21 at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library. “Jubilation!” was the theme for this year’s event. For six decades, […]
Miró Meets America: Exploring Artistic Exchange and Influence
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The Phillips Collection is currently presenting “Miró and the United States,” a major traveling exhibition organized with the Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona. It looks at a lesser known but […]
City Wildlife Saves D.C.’s Urban Animals
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By Mia Pech Washington, D.C. may be known for its monuments and busy streets, but it’s also home to an incredible variety of wildlife. When these animals are injured or […]
Georgetown in Bloom: The 2026 Spring Art Walk
• March 23, 2026
By Annabel Taylor Temperatures rose, shoppers frolicked and spring sprung on Saturday — all in time for Georgetown Main Street’s annual Spring Art Walk. Beginning at Addison/Ripley Fine Art and concluding at Milo & Mav Coffee Shop & […]
Social Scene: The Ireland Funds Raises Over $1.5 Million at D.C. National Gala
• March 19, 2026
Attended by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, the Gala celebrated the 50th Anniversary of The Ireland Funds The Ireland Funds, a global philanthropic network which supports the work of hundreds of nonprofit […]
