Arts

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...

In March 2020, pandemic jitters reverberated across the District. By April, a stay-at-home order was in place. In the next 14 months, the leaders...

View these and other images at chrs.org/2021-photo-contest-winners. CHRS extends sincere thanks to each and every person who submitted an entry. Elizabeth Nelson is the CHRS...

Ford’s Theatre and the Ford’s Theatre Museum (514 Tenth St. NW) have both reopened with advance tickets required. Ford’s Theatre and Museum will operate with...

Kym Kamra shoots “Street” — people on the street or on the Metro…places around town. It’s always about people, people who are different in...

This is the summer of classic movie monsters! Emerging from the shadows, the swamps, and the science labs, these iconic figures are the terrifying misfits...

There’s a small crowd gathered on the sidewalk at the midway point of E Street SE between 13th and 14th streets. “Look!” exclaims a child,...