All posts by Doug Rule
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Savor: The Wine Shop at the Shilling Canning Company
Shilling's Möet Hennessy Wine Shop offers a curated selection of the restaurant's best wines.
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3 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
A healing arts exhibit at the Kennedy Center, a NSFW film festival, and Birchmere's 'Concert Lovers' series
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5 Things to Do in D.C. This Week (and beyond)
From Bowie birthday bashes to performances at Wolf Trap, here are our picks for the week.
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Where to Eat in D.C. on New Year’s Eve
Several D.C. restaurants get creative for a New Year's Eve in the social-distancing grip of a pandemic.
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4 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Ford's maintains a Christmas tradition, the Kennedy Center gets digital, and GALA keeps dancing.
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Savor: Astro Doughnuts Holiday Specials
Astro Doughnuts offers multiple sweet treats for the holidays.
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Savor: Cuba Libre’s Campfire Cabins
Cuba Libre offers a unique destination for a fun, casual, full-service dining experience
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New podcast ‘Rocky Horror Minute’ delves into the camp classic in bitesize chunks
With live screenings on pause, two local fans launched a podcast devoted to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
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Gallery: Paper Routes – Women to Watch 2020
National Museum of Women in the Arts presents works from 22 emerging women artists
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6 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Watch a historymaking male pas de deux or support Democrats with a music festival in our editor-selected picks
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Savor: Winterfest at Wunder Garten
Drag Queen Bingo and a Holi-Gay Onesie Party are among this year's highlights
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Savor: Georgia Brown’s offers gourmet Southern classics to go
Enjoy vibrant, high-quality classics at home
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9 Things to Do This Week in DC (and Beyond)
Enjoy a bevy of virtual concerts and socially distanced outdoor events in our editor-selected picks.
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Vanessa Williams joins American Pops for a holiday tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
Williams co-hosts a PBS special with the American Pops' Luke Frazier on Dec. 15
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Gallery: “See You There: Making History” at Whitman-Walker
Showcasing D.C.'s LGBTQ community and the role Whitman-Walker has played in its history
