All posts by Doug Rule
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CALAGNA Returns to Cherry After a Decade Away
A former Cherry mainstay, the last ten years have proven to be a profound personal journey of discovery for DJ Calagna.
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Spring Wine Fling 2023: 8 Recommended Restaurants
As of this week, spring has officially sprung, and the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) is making it especially easy to fling into the new...
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Editor’s Pick: Sophie B. Hawkins at The Hamilton Live
At the Hamilton Live on Saturday, April 1, Hawkins will perform her hits and as well as new songs from her forthcoming album.
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The Cherry Fund’s Broadway-Inspired Party Weekend
A guide to the musical-themed, charity-benefiting dance parties on tap for Cherry Weekend from the new organizers in charge.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Sing, Sing, Swing!’ by Congressional Chorus
The Congressional Chorus' 'Sing, Sing, Swing' will be structured as "a vintage jazz cabaret with live band."
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Jagged Little Pill’ at The National Theatre
"Redemptive, rousing, and real," the Alanis Morissette musical 'Jagged Little Pill' runs at The National through next weekend.
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To-Do List: 8 Cherry Blossom Specials in March
From cherry-themed specials at Voltaggio to a magical cherry blossom tea at Salamander, put these on your to-do list.
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Editor’s Pick: Makin’ Cake at The Alden in McLean
Everyone gets a slice of cake at the end of Wisconsin Poet Laureat Dasha Kelly Hamilton's entrancing 'Making Cake.'
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Editor’s Pick: ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ at Olney Theatre
Olney presents a timely work by Madhuri Shekar, one of today's fastest-rising and most prolific American playwrights.
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Mason Dance Company Gala at GMU Center for the Arts
Students of GMU's nationally acclaimed School of Dance will perform a quartet works choreographed by four of the biggest names in the field.
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Editor’s Pick: Lowell Liebermann with the National Chamber Ensemble
Lowell Liebermann will appear with the National Chamber Ensemble on Saturday, where he will perform several of his own works.
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8 Mouth-Watering Dining Collabs for the Women’s History Month Festival
Women's History Month Food Festival has inspired two dozen menu collaborations at participating establishments, some available all month.
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Editor’s Pick: The InSeries Presents the Online Opera ‘Everything for Dawn’
The new digital opera series Everything for Dawn is, to quote the New York arts organization that produced it, “a web streaming series of daring...
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Rare Form In Rainbow Pop-Up Shop at Whitman-Walker’s Corner
Rare Form focuses on "meaningful, beautiful objects, from vintage finds." Proceeds from the sale benefit the Whitman-Walker Foundation.
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8 More Must-See Atlas Intersections Highlights
The 2023 Atlas Intersections Festival continues through the end of March. Here are our picks of remaining highlights
