Arts

There’s a new pizzeria coming to Eastern Market —and it’s coming all the way from Italy. In mid-June, Italian restaurateur Fabrizio Costantini and his family...

Off the Grid When JoAnn Hill and her husband moved to DC nineteen years ago, her interest was initially captured by the “majestic monuments ...

For the first part of this year’s Made in Hong Kong Film Festival, the Smithsonian National Musuem of Asian Art (the Freer-Sackler Gallery) celebrates...

Summer 2021 is here and with the promise of lockdown restrictions easing, it is an exciting time to celebrate with great seasonal wine.  From...

Mr. Henry's is gonna blow their top this Friday. That's because jazz is back upstairs at the local hotspot -starting this Friday, June 11 with...

This year’s virtual Literary Hill BookFest featured a number of treats for poetry lovers: video readings by E. Ethelbert Miller, Teri Ellen Cross Davis,...

Dance Again••• Isaiah Katumwa, saxophone Isaiah Katumwa, the Uganda-born saxophonist, will release his new album in July featuring collaborations with contemporary jazz hitmakers Dave Koz, Adam...

Renewed Mussel Power It’s BACK! The Atlas District’s Granville Moore’s, beloved for mussels and pommes frites, has returned. During the pandemic shutdown, proprietor/chef Ryan Gordon...

The  Perfect Candidate The world is changing—specifically in Saudi Arabia—in the new film “The Perfect Candidate,” the illuminating story of a partially liberated young woman...

The Barclay Brass, one of Washington’s most renowned musical ensembles, will perform on Sunday, June 13 at 3 p.m. on the plaza in front...