Miró Meets America: Exploring Artistic Exchange and Influence
• March 24, 2026

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 […]

Social Scene: Lombardi Gala Gathers Friends, Supporters to ‘Be the Breakthrough’
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A lineup of acclaimed performers took the stage at the 38th Annual Lombardi Gala for an evening of music, reflection and celebration in support of cancer research at Georgetown University’s Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer […]

So Long, Saks: Luxe Department Store Chain to Depart Friendship Heights
• March 18, 2026

By Mia Pech The Saks Fifth Avenue store in Friendship Heights will close as Saks Global continues to restructure its retail footprint. The company recently announced plans to shutter several […]

Dirty Air Ducts May Be Making Allergy Symptoms Worse at Home, Experts Say
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Sponsored Content Homeowners across Washington D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia are increasingly paying attention to indoor air quality as allergy symptoms such as sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and persistent dust […]

Women of Georgetown: Let’s Celebrate Together on Thursday! Good Times, Share Thoughts and Advice
• March 16, 2026

We asked women leaders of Georgetown about their best advice and lessons they’ve learned in honor of an upcoming Thursday happy hour Bringing Women Together in Georgetown. Read more about […]

Executive Director of the National Symphony Orchestra Steps Down
• March 11, 2026

The director of the National Symphony Orchestra, Jean Davidson, unexpectedly resigned from her position earlier on March 6, resulting in another blow to the Kennedy Center. Davidson has taken a […]

Women’s History Is Center Stage at L’Enfant Gallery  
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On Saturday, March 7, four feminine silhouettes sat in antique chairs in a candlelit room of American artworks. The artists spoke with powerful conviction on the historical dynamics that influenced and still impact modern Black […]