FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoBethesda Commonwealth Indian Opens in North Bethesda With Bottomless Champagne Brunchwashingtonian.com - Written by Daniella Byck Fine-dining Indian restaurants have been popping up across the DC area, from Punjab Grill’s glittering palace of mirrors in Penn Quarter to Bombay …
Photos Washingtonian’s Photo of the Daywashingtonian.com - Written by Evy Mages Washingtonian staff photographer Evy Mages’ diary of life in and around Washington. For a full archive, click here. 100 block of 2nd Street, SE. May …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo June Travel Dealswashingtonian.com - Written by Alice Shapin Where: Greensprings Vacation Resort, 3500 Ludwell Pkwy., Williamsburg, VA; 800-438-2929. What’s special: About a 15-minute drive from Colonial …
Great Spots for Memorial Day Brunch Around DCwashingtonian.com - Written by Madeline Rundlett Can’t get out of the city for the Memorial Day holiday? Across the District, restaurants are extending their brunches for the three-day holiday …
Smithsonian A Fake Exhibit, an Oval-Cut Ring, and a Foolproof Plan: Here’s How to Propose at the Smithsonianwashingtonian.com - Written by Jacqueline Tynes Want to know how to propose like one of DC’s top sommeliers? We got the scoop on Erik Segelbaum’s elaborate engagement at the Smithsonian’s African …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoFoodies Today at 11: Chat With Food Critic Ann Limpertwashingtonian.com - Written by Washingtonian Staff Join us today at 11 AM to chat with Ann Limpert. Have questions what to eat this Memorial Day weekend? The area’s recent taqueria boom? Or maybe you …
This Couple’s DC Wedding Is The Definition of Classic Stylewashingtonian.com - Written by Jacqueline Tynes Before their gorgeous DC wedding, Michelle and Todd were coworkers. They met when Todd bumped into Michelle at the printer machine—where he instantly …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWorkouts You Can Do This Workout Anywhere—Even a Hotel Roomwashingtonian.com - Written by Mimi Montgomery Finding the time to exercise while traveling is tough, yes, but so is finding the space. Maybe you’re stuck in your grandmother’s tiny house during …
Coffee Wawa Opens in Columbia Heights with Free Coffee and New Menu Itemswashingtonian.com - Written by Elliot Williams Early on Thursday morning in Columbia Heights, students ran in to grab snacks before class, and commuters, lured by the free coffee, were greeted by …
Memorial Day Weekend 11 Fun Food Events Around DC for Memorial Day Weekendwashingtonian.com - Written by Will Peischel Overindulge the Georgian way—with big platters and big wines—at Logan Circle’s Supra on Thursday night with an all-inclusive dinner (8 to 10:30 PM). …
5 New Restaurants and Bars to Try Around DC This Weekendwashingtonian.com - Written by Anna Spiegel Thamee 1320 H St., NE The District’s only full-service Burmese restaurant is now open on H Street, Northeast from the Toli Moli team. The name, which …
Scooters People Are Leaving Scooters All Over a National Parkwashingtonian.com - Written by Andrew Beaujon The Mount Vernon Trail offers unparalleled views of our nation’s capital and is a delightful route for cyclists, walkers, and joggers. It’s also a …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoWalt WhitmanThings to Do in DC This Weekend (May 23-27): Rolling Thunder’s Final Ride, Celebrating Walt Whitman’s 200th Birthday, andwashingtonian.com - Written by Catherine P. Lewis COMEDY Stand-up comic Michael Blackson, a.k.a. “The African King of Comedy,” was discovered by Ice Cube at a Mike Epps show, and that’s how he got his …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTrump Administration Trump’s Most Unnerving Pardon Yetwashingtonian.com - Written by Benjamin Wofford The Trump administration recently signaled it will consider granting pardons to at least four American soldiers who were convicted or implicated in …
Arlington The Five Best-Looking Open Houses This Weekend (5/25-5/26)washingtonian.com - Written by Kaila Philo Where: 202 Duke St., Alexandria How much: $1,575,000 When: Sunday, May 26 from 1PM to 4PM Why: Built in 1770, this charming four-bedroom, three-bathroom …
Babies Enter Our 2019 Cutest Baby Contestwashingtonian.com - Written by Washingtonian Staff Do you have an adorable baby you’re eager to show off? Submit a high resolution photo of your little bundle of joy by June 25 for a chance for him or …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoParental Leave Sweetgreen Employees Now Get Five Months of Paid Parental Leavewashingtonian.com - Written by Jessica Sidman Sweetgreen is putting its restaurant competitors—and most American workplaces—to shame when it comes to parental leave. The DC-founded salad company …
Photo Editing Washingtonian’s Photo of the Daywashingtonian.com - Written by Evy Mages Washingtonian staff photographer Evy Mages’ diary of life in and around Washington. For a full archive, click here.
Rick Ross What’s in My Gym Bag: Physical Therapist Chris McIlvainewashingtonian.com - Written by Mimi Montgomery If you’re a member of the Washington fitness world and want to share what’s in your bag, email Mimi Montgomery at mmontgomery@washingtonian.com. Who: …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTacos Why This Mexican Chef Isn’t Serving Tacos or Guacamole at his Upcoming Union Market Restaurantwashingtonian.com - Written by Anna Spiegel You won’t find guacamole or tacos at Amparo Fondita when the Mexican restaurant opens in La Cosecha marketplace—Union Market’s 20,000-square-foot …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoMemorial Day Weekend This Friday: Chat With Food Critic Ann Limpertwashingtonian.com - Written by Washingtonian Staff Join us Friday, May 24 at 11 AM to chat with Ann Limpert. Have questions what to eat this Memorial Day weekend? The area’s recent taqueria boom? Or …
Curries Enjoy Free Curry and Protest-Inspired Art at This New Hirshhorn Exhibitwashingtonian.com - Written by Will Peischel When Rirkrit Tiravanija was a master’s student at the Art Institute of Chicago, he’d visit the Asian art wing. Hundreds of artifacts—“usually bowls …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoAwards Washingtonian Recognized for General Excellencewashingtonian.com - Written by Andrew Beaujon Washingtonian won the General Excellence award in its circulation category at the 34th-annual National City and Regional Magazine Awards ceremony in …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoDocumentaries A New Documentary Explores Moe Berg, the DC Baseball Player Who Was Secretly a Spywashingtonian.com - Written by Benjamin Wofford During 148 games between 1932 and 1934, Moe Berg played catcher for the Washington Senators. He was also a talented spy for the US government. In a …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoUniversity of Virginia Who Is Ken Cuccinelli? A Primer on Trump’s New Immigration Bigwigwashingtonian.com - Written by Andrew Beaujon President Trump plans to nominate Ken Cuccinelli to “coordinate the administration’s immigration policies,” the New York Times reports. Cuccinelli is …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoAlabama A DC Restaurant Is Hosting a “Pro-Choice Pop-Up” to Protest Alabama’s Abortion Banwashingtonian.com - Written by Anna Spiegel Nationwide protests against strict abortion laws like he one recently passed in Alabama are planned for Tuesday, and a DC restaurant is finding its …
Washington D.C. Washingtonian’s Photo of the Daywashingtonian.com - Written by Evy Mages Washingtonian staff photographer Evy Mages’ diary of life in and around Washington. For a full archive, click here.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoScott Parker Roy Boys Will Open a Second Fried Chicken and Oyster Restaurant in Navy Yardwashingtonian.com - Written by Jessica Sidman Three months after opening in Shaw, fried chicken and oyster restaurant Roy Boys is already plotting its expansion. A second location is set to open …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoThe Bachelorette Good News—All Three Washington Contestants Made It Another Week on The Bachelorettewashingtonian.com - Written by Mimi Montgomery On Monday night, as bodies fill Stoney’s to watch the second episode of The Bachelorette, where our three Washington suitors are still in the running …
Menswear What I’m Wearing: Style Advice from a Custom Menswear Showroom Managerwashingtonian.com - Written by Elliot Williams Nick Jerome knows style. He knows style so well, it’s his full-time job. The 26-year-old Massachusetts native is a manager at Knot Standard‘s 14th …
