All posts by Doug Rule
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Merriweather celebrates pop’s cutting edge with the All Things Go Music Festival
HAIM, St. Vincent, Charli XCX, and Lauv are set to perform
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The NSO offers a September to remember with multiple concerts to kick off the season
The Season Opening Gala, Labor Day Concert, and a Concert of Remembrance start the NSO's 2021-2022 season
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Wolf Trap and Signature Theatre team up for Broadway In The Park
The concert is "a celebration of musical theater and live music and the return to live theater"
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I.M.P. presents Bent, Bob, Bianca (& more) this fall
All the highlights from the 9:30 Club, Lincoln Theatre, Anthem, and Merriweather Post PavilionAll the highlights from the 9:30 Club, Lincoln Theatre, Anthem, and Merriweather...
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Kristine Mays celebrates “the ancestors” with Rich Soil at Hillwood
The exhibit features 29 wire sculptures across Hillwood's 13-acre estate
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“Welcome Home” at SAAM captures the neighborhoods of East Baltimore
Edith Massey features among a survey conceived of and carried out by women photographers
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EatWell DC’s August Tomato Festival at The Pig, Commissary, and Logan Tavern
Celebrate an abundant tomato season a number of specials at EatWell DC's restaurants
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Kathy Mattea and Tanya Tucker kick off The Birchmere’s August slate of shows
Aaron Lee Tasjan, the Prince Tribute Experience, Pam Ward, and Shuga Shang will also perform
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Harry Connick, Jr. brings his “Time to Play!” tour to Wolf Trap
The acclaimed performer promises a "very relaxed, kind of impromptu show" to celebrate a return to live music
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MidCity Dog Days Sale returns in person for 2021
More than 50 businesses are participating along the 14th Street corridor
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Bad Moves brings its punk-fueled power-pop to the Black Cat
The queer-inclusive four-piece Bad Moves performs its first live show in almost two years at D.C.'s Black Cat
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Red Bear Brewing launches Woof! hard seltzers
Gay-owned brewery Red Bear offers a lighter, refreshing companion to its popular brews
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Summer Restaurant Week 2021: Everything You Need to Know
More than 200 dining establishments are participating in this year's Summer Restaurant Week, which starts August 9.
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Arlington Arts Center presents three solo exhibits alongside a curated group exhibition
Works by Dane Winkler, Emily Fussner, and Patrick McDonough are on display at the contemporary art center
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Gallery: Inside Outside, Upside Down at the Phillips Collection
More than five dozen D.C.-area artists created works in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
