Photographers, charge your batteries and clear your memory cards! The cherry blossoms are in peak bloom along the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., and we know you’re dying to get that perfect shot. The National Cherry Blossom Festival kicked off this w... »
Party Bros. aren't just about the partying, bro. For a while now, the D.C. house/electro duo of DJs Gavin Holland and Chris Burns have pumped out kaleidoscopic party jams, semi-ironically toasted scenester-party vapidity, and, um, partied on boats. But... »
Your daily helping of calendar suggestions from Washington City Paper. To get ToDo ToDay straight to your email inbox, please click here. Greetings, D.C.! What's on your agenda today? DO THIS: Beer lecture. If you ask a beer historian about barleywine,... »
Yesterday, Councilmember and guardian-of-all-things-warm-and-fuzzy Tommy Wells held a marathon roundtable on urban agriculture in D.C., bringing folks from all over the city to describe how they cultivate their gardens. As precious as land is in D.C., ... »
Lydia DePillis takes note of the schmancy-looking surprise Walmarts opening up in the District: From a local perspective, one of my biggest qualms about Walmart is what the mega-retailer could do neighborhoods: Can a big-box store integrate well with i... »
You may have heard by now about Walmart's plans to open two more stores in D.C.: One at JBG's Fort Totten Square at South Dakota and Riggs Road NE and another in Ward 7's Skyland Town Center. You might feel overwhelmed by that many Walmarts coming to o... »
