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Unified in grief and love, DC’s Capital Jewish Museum reopens after last week’s killings

WTOP News 5/29 8:34A John Domen

This page contains a video which is being blocked by your ad blocker. In order to view the video you must disable your ad blocker. Capital Jewish Museum reopens after deadly...

Things to do in the DC area: Trolley Trail Day, Dragon Boat Festival … and more!

WTOP News 5/29 8:01A Michelle Goldchain

The Trolley Trail Day event promises fun runs, bike rides, live music, art, food and drinks across 10 hubs. The event will be held on June 14.(Photo courtesy of Anacostia Trails Heritage Area) The...

DC Jewish community remembers Israeli embassy staffers

WTOP News 5/29 4:43A Dan Ronan

Under tight security, several hundred people gathered on George Washington University s campus Wednesday night for a service to honor the two Israeli Embassy employees who...

Your Ultimate Guide to Pride in DC

Washingtonian Things To Do 5/28 11:00P Washingtonian Staff

Photo-illustration by Jennifer Albarracin Moya. The History of Pride in DC Some of the most important moments in Washington’s rich LGBTQ+ political and cultural history. Top...

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‘It is really unfortunate’: Some child benefit programs cut from DC mayor’s budget

WTOP News 5/28 10:44P Mike Murillo

Some programs aimed at helping D.C. s youngest residents stayed in Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed 2026 budget, but two others, which have yet to begin, saw no funding from the...

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15 Best Wineries Just a Short Drive From D.C.

DC Eater 5/29 10:55A Tierney Plumb

Crimson Lane Vineyards is a welcome new addition to the Virginia wine world. | Crimson Lane Vineyards Sip locally-made pours while soaking up epic vineyard views With summer fast approaching, now is...

Where to Find Outstanding Barbecue Around D.C.

DC Eater 5/29 6:59A Tierney Plumb

A platter of meats and Salvadoran-influenced sides from 2Fifty Texas BBQ. | Rey Lopez/Eater D.C. For sliced brisket, pulled pork, sausage, ribs, and more D.C. is notorious for its population of...

A Glam Mediterranean Restaurant and Martini-Centric Cocktail Bar Open in Dupont Circle

Washingtonian (Food) 5/28 6:23A Jessica Sidman

Casamara's crudo and sardine toast. Photograph courtesy Scale Hospitality. Casamara and Reynold s . 1337 Connecticut Ave., NW. As an American history buff and self-described politicophile, Toronto...

Ray’s the Steaks Returns as an Homage Pop-Up

Washingtonian (Food) 5/27 9:06A Jessica Sidman

Steak from the original Ray's the Steaks in Arlington. Photograph by Scott Suchman It s been six years since Ray s the Steaks—the beloved steakhouse from chef-owner Michael Landrum known for its...

The Best Old Fashioneds to Sip On in D.C.

DC Eater 5/27 6:42A Graham Steinberg

The plantain-forward take on an Old Fashioned at Providencia. | Vina Sananikone Where to sip new twists on this classic cocktail Bourbon or rye, a sugar cube, and bitters. It’s a simple drink that...

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