"Some Like it Hot," "Merry Wives," "Mother Play" and other theater shows to catch this season.

Here are some things to look out for in the DC area this week: 🎶 All Things Go Music Festival 🚘 Lowriding Family Festival 🎭 "Strategic Love Play" 💃 Fiesta DC

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The Republican representative, who's considering a run for New York governor, is asking $2.2 million.

NAJA in the Mosaic District opens with mezze, kebabs, and weekend DJs.

Inside the galleries, you can chat with holograms of Serena Williams and Sanjay Gupta about their takes on the American Dream in English, Spanish, French, or Mandarin, among other languages.

Tracking down owners of forsaken money has been a passion of Hall’s for 40 years.

Good morning, on Monday’s Washingtonian Today: - Trump and Musk reunite - Administration will claim link between Tylenol and autism - Foo Fighters play surprise show in DC www.washingtonian.com/2025/09/22/t...

“I’m putting myself in the hands of God. I’m not cancelling. I’m not gonna let the fear win.”

Shibuya Eatery, the Japanese restaurant in Adams Morgan serving sushi and hot pot, closed last fall. But starting this week, it’s been reinvented in Chevy Chase, Maryland as a fast-casual restaurant.

The Washington Capitals begin their preseason next week, but it’s the very end of the schedule, in April, that some fans are already eyeing.

The first thing you notice when you enter the American Dream Experience, a new exhibition at the Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream at 14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest, is a large golden “Tree of Generations” whose “leaves” are digital photos of museum visitors.

Taylor Swift’s 12th album The Life of a Showgirl drops on October 3, and places around DC are welcoming local Swifties in celebration.

Explore the National Museum of American History's new exhibit, attend a book talk, or catch "Water for Elephants." Here are some essential arts events in the DC area this fall:

A new generation of innovative vending machines are upending that reputation by offering luxe drinks and boutique bites.

Looking forward to the High Holidays? Here’s where to find break-the-fast bagel platters, plus challah, brisket, matzoh balls, and plenty of dessert.

Pawpaw season is upon us. You may have heard of pawpaws, but many locals still know little about the “tropical” fruit that grows wild in some wooded areas in the DC region.

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One seller was asking $2,000 more than usual for an upper concourse seat.

Chef Darren Norris offers customizable bowls using many of his old Japanese recipes.

Hispanic Heritage month, which runs from September 15 to October 15, usually means dozens of festivals and other events throughout the Washington area.

Now GM himself, Marc Bromley reflects on how Washington’s hospitality industry has changed.

Good morning, on Friday’s Washingtonian Today: - Norton gets a big challenger - Mayor, Congresswoman affirm they are women - An alligator was found swimming near the Wharf www.washingtonian.com/2025/09/19/r...

In today’s wellness-obsessed world, the market is saturated with products designed to help us achieve our loftiest health goals. But are they worth the hype?

Fiesta DC, which usually draws thousands, comes at a time when an increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement presence in the nation’s capital has created a climate of fear and worry among many immigrants.

Theatre Week is underway, which means you can snag cheap tickets to a number of local plays and musicals.

“I hope that going forward, The Tombs can continue to take student input into account as they work out a financially viable situation that still preserves the classic student experience my friends and I cherish.”

When our bodies perish, can our consciousness persist? At the University of Virginia, researchers are searching for answers, one near-death experience at a time.

New exhibits, concerts, book talks, and more: here are some essential art events in the DC area this fall.

"Thereafter Johnnie" predicts a grim end to America, but the author doesn’t expect its dystopia to arrive soon, current events notwithstanding.

Good morning, on Thursday’s Washingtonian Today: - Administration steps up war on comedians - Car exhibition on the Mall canceled after tragedy - Ted Leonsis wants to buy D.C. United www.washingtonian.com/2025/09/18/j...

The Loudoun County town known for its equestrian flair is a storybook setting in the fall.

The Jewish High Holidays are almost upon us— here’s where to find break-the-fast bagel platters, plus challah, brisket, matzoh balls, and plenty of dessert.

Bouboulina, Cana, Kayu, and more–here are 10 restaurants around DC we're loving right now. 🍽️ ✨

Meet the most innovative and important leaders in Washington’s tech scene.

Bloomingdale and Eckington are rich with history but also teeming with new spots to eat, shop, and explore, as well as old standbys worth revisiting. Here are some of our favorites.

From better sleep to less stress, doctors share their thoughts on how different technology can help support our well-being.

Good morning, on Wednesday’s Washingtonian Today: - Bondi irks conservatives with plan to limit “hate speech” - DC Council returns to office - Chipotle Wants Some Money Back www.washingtonian.com/2025/09/17/b...

These days, many of the restaurants that feel genuinely interesting or original—the kind of spots that add real character to a city—are actually bars.

Channel "The Life of a Showgirl" with dance parties, friendship bracelet making, and more Swift-themed fun in October.

Georgetown students take a successful stand against a beloved bar and their new fee.

Looking for a new restaurant to eat at around DC? These are our current favorites.

These historic DC neighborhoods have some new dining and shopping hot spots (pho with bone marrow, anyone?) as well as old favorites worth another visit.

Alex Ovechkin may not have his own Wheaties box, but the Caps star is about to get his own limited edition cereal that will be available at Giant grocery stores starting September 19.

Issa Rae's in town today and the H Street Festival turns 20 years old this weekend. Here's some things to do in the DC area this week and weekend:

Good morning, on Tuesday’s Washingtonian Today: - GOP candidate quits Virginia race after losing Federal contracting job - Trump plans crackdown on left following Kirk’s death - Theatre week starts Thursday www.t.com/2025/09/16/t...

Tramell Tillman, a Prince George's County native, made all kinds of history at the Emmy Awards last night, becoming both the first Black person and the first openly gay person to win best supporting actor in a drama.

Yes, really, you should squash spotted lanternflies on sight.

Buffalo Billiards closed six years ago after a 25-year run in Dupont Circle when a new landlord refused to renew its lease. Come next spring, the pool hall and bar will make a comeback on the 14th Street corridor, in the former home of the Source Theatre.

If you’re living in the DC area, there’s a good chance you could use some self-care right now. First-time festival Bathe-ing DC is bringing a variety of wellness activities to outdoor venue Sandlot Anacostia.