There are so many fun things to do in Washington DC that planning a trip there can be a little overwhelming. So I’ve put ...

Fighting for Freedom: Black Craftspeople and the Pursuit of Independence: Through Dec. 31, Daughters of the American Revolution Museum, free (also see the family crafts on Saturdays) Mexico in a ...

Petalpalooza lights up the Capitol Riverfront with cherry blossom fireworks this weekend. Also, two homegrown events—Awesome Con and Words, Beats, and Life Festival—offer entertainment for music and ...

Unless otherwise noted, all of the items on this list are located in Washington ... Top Attractions in DC: The Best Things to See and Do with Kids There are so many fun, free activities for ...

Michael John Garcés, director of “Fake It Until You Make It,” told WTOP the show is a “farce about identity, about the ways ...

There are also plenty of restaurants and coffee shops within walking distance, so parents can stop in to grab snacks, lunch ...

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and the commissioners of DC judged the competition. Jefferson submitted drawings for the White House design himself, but Irish architect James Hoban won the ...

Is this the maddest of March weekends? Peak bloom is upon us, and everything is popping with cherry blossom pink. Or Crab 5 ...

you’re sure to find an activity that has you excited, entertained, and wondering if you can extend your visit a bit longer. For more ideas on things to do in Washington, go to visitwashingtonnc.com.

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Celebrate St. Patrick’s weekend at the Wharf, or jumpstart your Cherry Blossom festivities with food and dancing at the Pink Tie Party. Plus, National Gallery Nights opens their spring season with an ...

Washington DC attracts millions of visitors every year, but behind the iconic monuments and must-see museums, there’s a wealth of lesser-known gems vying for your attention, writes Helen Van ...