All posts by Doug Rule
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Gallery: National Museum of Women in the Arts
It's never been easier to get to know the National Museum of Women in the Arts and its vast and diverse collection of art
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Spotlight: Slate Wine Bar and Xiquet DL offer at-home wine tastings and cooking classes
Chef Danny Lledó has found a new way to interact with customers through hands-online classes
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: May 14-20
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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Gallery: Christine Vineyard’s DC Illustrations
Vineyard has been stunned by the response to her works, sales of which benefit DC Central Kitchen,
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Spotlight: Atlas Obscura offers eclectic and eccentric digital entertainment
Many new experiences stem from the organization's Wonder From Home initiative
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Spotlight: Red Truck Bakery’s Baked Goodness
The Virginia bakery offers a delicious reason to get out for a drive
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: May 7-13
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
Bright Light x2 celebrates the LGBTQ community, one fabulous track at a time
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Gallery: Hirshorn’s “Artists in Quarantine”
Online series chronicles the impact of the global pandemic on artists
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: April 30-May 6
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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The Kitchn serves up free online cooking classes
20 online cooking classes cover everything from knives and boiling an egg to preparing meat dishes
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Out on the (Virtual) Town: April 23-29
The best arts, entertainment, and eats in D.C. during social distancing
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Spotlight: Occasions Caterers offers Home Delivery and Mobile Market
The catering service expands into food delivery amid COVID-19
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Gallery: De Novo Gallery’s Online Offering
Online display includes works of art by a mostly local crop of 10 artists
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Spotlight: Arena Stage’s “Intermission” online programming
Arena launches an eclectic package of free online offerings that kicks off with "Virtual Gifts of Art"
