Built in the late 1700s and dubbed the “Halcyon House,” the Georgetown property at 3400 Prospect St., NW, has just become the most expensive residential real estate sale in DC’s history, according to ...

Here are some fun ways to commemorate Hispanic Heritage month (September 15 through October 15) around town. Play bilingual bingo, dance in a parade, binge Latin flicks at a film fest, and enjoy other ...

One frigid day in December–whipping winds, a crust of frost—I felt the urgent need to sit in a hot tub, to soothe my stiff muscles and fortify myself against the cold. But where to go? In search of ...

These days, dining well on a budget can be a challenge. Menu prices are up almost everywhere—you’ve probably gotten used to paying $20 for a sandwich or a single cocktail—and you have to look extra ...

10 concerts, exhibits, theatrical productions, and other events we're looking forward to in the coming months.

Good morning. Mostly sunny and uncomfortably humid today with highs north of 90, and maybe an isolated storm or two after 2 PM. We’re in for a hot week. The Nationals wrap up a four-game visit from ...

I have sometimes argued that there is no such thing as a bad Ethiopian restaurant. Maybe they exist in the wilds of America outside the DC area, but it’s certainly hard to find one in Silver Spring, ...

DC-area fans of Kim Kardashian’s shapewear and clothing line, Skims, were abuzz last fall when it was announced that the brand would set up its first permanent location in Georgetown. A few days ago, ...

When the Commanders’ season kicks off September 13, fans might notice a new furry teammate: TJ, a lab puppy who recently became the team’s official dog. Here’s a look at some canines cheering on our ...

Ann Limpert joined Washingtonian in late 2003. She was previously an editorial assistant at Entertainment Weekly and a cook in New York restaurant kitchens, and she is a graduate of the Institute of ...

DC was ground zero for the kind of fast casual “slop bowl” dining that has become synonymous with quick, healthy lunches in urban business districts around the country. Cava was born here. So was ...

DC’s alfresco fans have been alarmed by the fast decline of streateries—those pandemic-era structures that provide outdoor dining where previously there was none. In November, strict new DC Department ...