Thousands met in front of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on the evening of Sept. 18 to shout, “Hands off!” History was made as the Hands ...

Chef Patrick O’Connell’s debut memoir, “Main, Middle & Gay,” gives O’Connell the platform to speak truth to his lived experience as a break-the-mold, all-the-world’s-a-stage chef, whose energy and ...

The Republic of France awarded the Legion of Honor to Frederick J. Ryan, Jr., former publisher of the Washington Post and of Politico, and now, chairman of ...

The Citizens Association of Georgetown held its 1751 party on Sept. 17 at the historic City Tavern and filled it like never ...

A main connection point between Rock Creek Parkway and Massachusetts Avenue NW, Waterside Drive was supposed to close today, Monday, Sept. 21. That closure has now been delayed indefinitely. It’s ...

Native Washingtonian, American University alumna and longtime Georgetown resident Wilma Estrin Bernstein, wife of Stuart A. Bernstein, chairman emeritus of ...

Bill Thomas (The Blue Room to Bourbon to Jack Rose Dining Saloon) and business partner John Roberts are slated to open Carla at 2001 18th St. NW in Adams ...

The race and the clinic have deep roots together. Griffin and past Gold Cup chairman Dr. Will Allison, both dentists, were ...

Raised in Bethesda, Maryland, college student Shara Zuckerman and her sister Kailey, a high school student, have long been ...

Georgetown was extra hectic this weekend as the Art All Night festival returned to Wisconsin Avenue. The annual event took ...

Playing through Sunday, Sept. 27, at GALA Hispanic Theatre in Columbia Heights, “Garbo: The Actor Who Saved the World” isn’t ...

Ambassador Timothy Lathrop Towell, diplomat and public servant, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family and friends, in ...