For the second consecutive year, The Hay-Adams is ranked No. 1 on the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2021 list of Top Hotels in Washington, D.C.
Road Trip: Celebrate apple picking season in Upstate NY
in the country—and Upstate New York, with its 24 varieties and more than 50,000 acres of orchards, is the perfect getaway to experience apple picking at its best.
Bruno Mars returns to MGM National Harbor October 9 & 10
MGM National Harbor for two performances Saturday, Oct. 9 and Sunday, Oct. 10. This follows two sold-out shows at the venue just last month.
Rosslyn Jazz Fest returns for 21st year
The Rosslyn Jazz Fest is returning for a three-week celebration of music, food and fun. Marking its 21st anniversary, the popular event has been reimagined with live performances throughout the community beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 1; and culminating in an all-day event in Gateway Park on Saturday, Sept. 18.
You say tomato, EatWell DC says Tomato Festival
The homegrown EatWell DC restaurant group has designated the month of August as Tomato Festival Month. A…
‘Cool’ last-minute summer road trips
There are still a few weeks of summer left -- which means a few more…
DC gets new ‘secret garden’ nightclub
Photo by Daniel Swartz/Sachi The Babylon Group, the locally-owned hospitality group behind Decades and other…
Bacardi invites you to celebrate National Rum Month
August is National Rum Month and Monday, Aug. 16 is National Rum Day. Yes, rum is so popular it gets both a designated month and day.
Citi Open returns for 52nd year, Nadal makes D.C. debut
Pro tennis returning to the nation’s capital for the 52nd year as the Citi Open tournament begins tomorrow, Saturday, July 31 and runs through Sunday, August 8 with full capacity attendance permitted at the Rock Creek Park Tennis Center.
Native plants and water conservation are key to turning your yard into a climate change fighter
Globally, 2020 was the warmest year on record. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, warmer record years are likely on the horizon, resulting from human activities, specifically emissions of greenhouse gases. With predicted increases in temperature, fluctuating precipitation, which causes both flooding and droughts, the question becomes how can you help? And, one of the answers could be, start with your own yard.