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The DC Lineup: The last weekend of the holiday season — and 2018

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Dec 27, 2018
This season has filled our weekly lineups with joy, warmth and community spirit. We hope you’ve been able to get out and enjoy at least some of the many festivities in the District. If not, you still have plenty of options on our list this…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: In step with the winter solstice

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Dec 21, 2018
This weekend, Dec. 21-23, kicks off with the winter solstice at approximately 5:23 p.m. on Friday. This is the official start of winter, as well as the shortest day and longest night of the year. Traditionally, the solstice is a time to…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Overflowing with DC heritage and holiday cheer

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Dec 14, 2018
In the spirit of the holiday season, we’ve let our lineup overflow with festivities this weekend, Dec. 14 to 16. We note more than a few holiday markets, where you can shop while taking in art, food, live music and more. Celebrate DC…
Features

Downtown Holiday Market helps local businesses grow

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Dec 12, 2018
Over 150 local artisans and entrepreneurs are getting the chance to showcase their work — and bolster the bottom line — at this year’s Downtown Holiday Market, an annual marketplace set up in front of the National Portrait Gallery and…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Markets, museums and 12-foot-high ice monuments

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Dec 7, 2018
This weekend, the District prepares for winter and upcoming holidays. From Dec. 7 to 9, opportunities to finish seasonal shopping abound all around the city, along with festive films, a fundraiser to support the homeless, and much more.…
Upcoming Events

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Festivities celebrate a variety of traditions

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 30, 2018
The joy of the holiday season continues this weekend, Nov. 30 to Dec. 2, with the notable menorah lighting ceremony at the White House and fun treats such as breakfast with Santa. Tour homes, attend a musical performance at DC’s arts high…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for Thanksgiving weekend: Holiday edition with all the trimmings

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 23, 2018
This weekend, Nov. 23 to 25, is full of ways to step into the holiday season. Celebrate the joy and warmth of this time of year, whether you’re shopping at DC’s nationally renowned downtown seasonal market, enjoying a Christmas tree…
Art

GWU Museum captures DC in the 1820s through the eyes of Lafayette, L’Enfant

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 21, 2018
Cameras are rolling as the audience cracks up and passes around a “rock star” concert T-shirt. Not exactly what you’d expect from a Monday afternoon history lecture. But those cameras were from C-SPAN, and the “rock star” here — as…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: ‘Tis the season to give back

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 15, 2018
With the holiday season approaching, many area businesses are showcasing their products in pop-up shops around town this weekend (Nov. 16 to 18). As an alternative to Black Friday sales, consider purchasing merchandise made in the District…
Features

DC honors local Korean War veteran with completely rehabilitated home thanks to volunteer effort

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 14, 2018
On a cold day last February, 89-year-old Thomas Pressley walked into the 3rd District police station to report that someone had scammed him out of his money. He was fortunate to be speaking with Sgt. Juanita Eccles, a 31-year veteran of the…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for Veterans Day Weekend: A variety of ways to honor those who served

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 9, 2018
Following Election Day on Tuesday, patriotic sentiment runs high this weekend, Nov. 9 to 11. It’s Veterans Day on Sunday, so many folks are able to relax with an extra day off on Monday, Veterans Day observed. Take advantage of the many…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: November begins with neighborhood nexuses

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Nov 2, 2018
The new month starts off with many ways to embrace community throughout the city. Singing with the New Synagogue Project, bike riding with the Washington Area Bicyclist Association, dining during DMV Black Restaurant Week and an apple-pie…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Costumes and creativity

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Oct 25, 2018
Whether it’s a chance to learn about bats at the U.S. Botanic Garden, celebrate the Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos in Petworth or watch Frankenstein at the Library of Congress, a full slate of pre-Halloween events will occupy the…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: tricks and treats for all ages

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Oct 19, 2018
The city is gearing up for pre-Halloween activities this weekend, Oct. 19 to 21, with varied events involving costumes, pumpkins, apple cider, autumn leaves and kids’ trick-or-treating. Adults can visit homes not for trick-or-treating but…
DC History

Eckington looks to celebrate its history with DC’s 18th Neighborhood Heritage Trail

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Oct 17, 2018
Cultural Tourism DC is laying the groundwork for its 18th Neighborhood Heritage Trail in the city — this time in Northeast’s Eckington neighborhood. The area has been a desirable place to live for years and is becoming increasingly popular.…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Beers, buildings, a brand-new museum and more

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Oct 12, 2018
The District offers events for a wide range of interests this weekend (Oct 12 to 14). Among the choices are activities focused on gender equality in science, the craft of spackling and construction, hip-hop dance, spirituality and films.…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: celebrate local music and diverse cultures

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Oct 5, 2018
The District will come alive this weekend (Oct. 5 to 7) with sounds from jazz musicians, brass bands and pop artists. Additionally, culture is at the forefront with opportunities to support local neighborhoods and artists, honor Hispanic…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: Seasonal classics

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Sep 28, 2018
Break out your favorite fall jacket if you haven’t already. The new season is here along with a cool weekend weather report with lows in the 50s and a welcome break from this week’s seemingly constant rain. DC is marking the end of…
Art

World-class museum celebrates art created by its own staffers

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Sep 24, 2018
For scores of artistically inclined staffers who work at the Phillips Collection, the job comes with a special perk: the chance to showcase their own artwork in the same museum that features the likes of Van Gogh, Cézanne and Picasso.…
Arts and Culture

The DC Lineup for this weekend: A family-friendly start to fall

Jennifer Anne Mitchell Sep 21, 2018
The first day of fall is this Saturday, and DC is transitioning to the new season with a variety of outdoor festivals this weekend. The DC State Fair, Taste of Georgetown and events at President Lincoln’s Cottage and Tudor Place will all be…
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