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Caitlin Rogger, GGWash’s Deputy Executive Director, shares how she got around during the National Week Without Driving.

Fluffy pancakes, perfect omelets, and hangover-soothing breakfast sandwiches.

All Set location_on 115 Waterfront St. language Website Photograph courtesy of All Set. Brunchers can sample lobster rolls and French toast while drag queens sing hits by gay icons at this Black-owned New England–style spot in downtown Silver Spring. Drag brunches, often hosted by Citrine and the queens from the Haus of Stone, take place

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee held a hearing Thursday billed as a meeting to examine "the rise of violent crime in the Democrat-Run Washington D.C. and the lack of prosecutions and prosecutorial accountability."

 

Here's where to down bloodies, dim sum, and more this Monday, September 4th: A&J Restaurant 1319 Rockville Pike, Rockville; 4316 Markham St., Annandale These spare Northern Chinese dim sum houses are open daily. Go for potstickers, zesty noodles with ground pork and bean paste, and sesame biscuits. Ala 1320 19th St., NW Doctor up your

Washington D.C.'s Summer Restaurant Week 2023 runs Aug. 28 to Sept. 3. Check out these pro tips and best restaurants to try.

D.C.'s best goods and services include a new place to pick up queer literature, a salon for Instagram-able nail art, and curbside composting.

The seventh annual D.C. Black Film Festival is returning to the Miracle Theatre on Barracks Row in Southeast.

Whether you're a longtime fan or still choosing a team, these pubs are perfect for watching games with fellow supporters on weekend mornings.