Before ordering a vodka soda, patrons make a beeline toward the pub’s cramped, dimly lit restroom, where the mirrors have somehow become the backdrop for one of DC gay culture’s most viral ongoing ...

Last year, Danny Hogenkamp decided to step down as CEO of Grassroots Analytics—the fundraising-software company he founded—and focus on a more antiquated piece of technology: the flip phone. His new ...

On America’s 250th birthday, while lightning sporadically lapped at the National Mall, I sat on a curb outside of the Willard Hotel. Around me was a scrum of Americans: street preachers and squalling ...

The best outdoor spaces aren’t defined by what they include — they’re defined by how everything works together. A pool, a fire feature, a covered lounge: these are starting points, not a finished ...

Where do you go when you want to glow up? How about to wind down? We’ve chosen some of our favorite salons, spas, and beauty pros, plus surveyed readers and asked Washingtonian Style Setters for ...

The National Book Festival is a much-anticipated event in Washington, DC, as bookworms from across the area converge on the Washington Convention Center to attend author talks and book signings. This ...

The World Cup wraps up this week with lots of spirited watch parties around town. There’s also a rare chance to see the Smithsonian Castle all lit up. If you enjoyed these events, please don’t forget ...

Perhaps none of President Trump’s semiquincentennial celebrations have sparked more discourse than the Great American State Fair. The much-discussed event, which ends tomorrow, started to suffer ...

A series of 18 gold-leaf artworks are currently on display on the Kennedy Center’s campus, including multiple portraits of Donald Trump. The exhibit includes no wall text or attribution—but according ...

The Trump Administration’s Domestic Policy Council released a scathing 162-page report on Monday taking aim at the National Museum of American History. The report argues that the museum “fails in the ...

Guest List is Washingtonian’s fantasy cast of who we’d like to invite over for dinner each month.

Welcome back from the holiday weekend. July heats up this week with a Raymond and Brown tour stop at Northwest Stadium, the return of Beetlejuice to National Theatre, and an American Football reunion ...