Arts & Dining

Jane Franklin Dance presents Complete Dogness, a new family-friendly performance about a delightful little doggy (brought home in box) who bursts on the scene....

Tell the Story How could such a “ten-cent white man” pull off the murder of a “million-dollar black man?” wondered one of Martin Luther King’s...

New Year’s resolutions can be hard to keep. We all strive to make lifestyle changes like getting more exercise and dieting, and even self-care...

‘The Post’ Steven Spielberg’s last DC-based movie was a triumph: “Lincoln” in 2012. It featured a stirring historical moment, showing, in the battle for the...

Aspiring Writers Circle, on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m., is a place for peer support and networking for new and...

These beginner classes are the perfect way to get started on an instrument in a relaxed and supportive environment. The teacher will introduce songs,...

Fred Eaglesmith grew up on a farm in Ontario. His family’s life was hard, but when they finally got a TV and he watched...

Seafood on the Wharf On a frigid Friday night, Peter and I joined another couple for dinner at Del Mar. Located at the Wharf, this stunning seafood...

District photoartist Karen Cohen presents PHANTASM, a visual journey that twists and turns the imagination, at Gallery O on H St. (1354 H St....

Who had a better time ringing in 2018 at The Wharf’s intimate Americana music venue, Pearl Street Warehouse, on Sunday night? Love Canon, the...