In the world of hedonists, there’s finger lickin’ (usually reserved for chicken) and licking the ...
The historic hall houses a culinary bonanza of farmers, butchers, baked goods, and breakfast items. Artists, jewelers, and more food vendors set up outside for the weekend market.
Photo: Joe Shymanksi / Courtesy of Eastern Market
In the world of hedonists, there’s finger lickin’ (usually reserved for chicken) and licking the ...
D.C.’s oldest-surviving building hosts weddings and features a quaint back garden.
Old-world style and posh, modern hotel amenities in the historic General Post Office building.
The Smithsonian’s contemporary art gallery hosts modern exhibitions and occasional after-hours events with DJs, dancing, and late-night tours.
Matzoh ball soup, fried chicken, and root beer floats in a lively setting unlike any grandma could imagine.
Move from the busy streets of Georgetown to the Byzantine artifacts of the museum. The oasis offers sprawling gardens and a cool retreat from the city.
Marjorie Merriweather Post’s former home is now home to a renowned collection of Russian imperial art. Reserve time to stroll the gardens.
D.C.’s largest alfresco home to summer concerts, theater events, and workshops.
Often-edgy exhibitions of emerging artists with outdoor space and frequent events.