On Wednesday afternoon, in a low-ceilinged fluorescent conference room at the National Press Club, a psychiatrist in a hot pink blazer advanced a truly quixotic aim: Dr. Carole Lieberman wants to make ...

It’s a festive week around town. Día de los Muertos commemorations arrive at the Wharf and National Portrait Gallery, and there are Halloween dinners, trick-or-treating events, and spooky dance ...

What’s it like right now to buy or sell a home? To get a picture of how the fall real-estate market is shaping up and how to navigate it, we surveyed 100 top-producing agents in the area. Here’s what ...

The Washington DC area has the highest percentage of women in executive positions when compared to any other major city in the country. For the past thirty years, Washingtonian has named the Most ...

Trick-or-treating on Embassy Row is a longstanding tradition in DC. This year, we found four embassies that will be open to candy seekers on Friday, October 30. It’s the same number as last year, ...

It’s been 20 years since smoking was banned in DC’s restaurant dining rooms. But lately, cigarettes have made a small but notable return. At La Merna, the buzzy new Dupont Circle restaurant ...

This week’s open-house picks include a Colonial-style home in Chevy Chase, a historic townhouse in Dupont Circle, a Cape Dod in Riggs Park, and a condo in Silver Spring. This two-story red-brick home ...

As late as the 1950s, Tysons was a rural intersection with a couple of small stores. By the end of the next decade, it was home to one of the nation’s largest enclosed malls, an emblem of booming, ...

This November, jazz veterans perform a tribute to John Coltrane at Strathmore, Doja Cat’s world tour arrives at Capital One Arena, and soul legend Stevie Wonder has a concert. In addition to the ...