This September, the Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum (ACM) turned 59. The museum opened its doors in 1967, and it has ...

A federal judge declared a mistrial Monday in the bribery case against DC Council member Trayon White Sr. (Ward 8-D). The declaration ends a closely watched public corruption trial without a verdict ...

“Somewhere Over the Border” takes place against the unpredictable killing, deprivation and oppression of 1980s El Salvador.

Repairing or replacing windows while keeping their historic character is key to maintaining your historic home. It’s also the ...

Rumsey Aquatic Center will close Oct. 1, setting in motion the demolition and reconstruction of the Capitol Hill pool after ...

Jamie Wilkes and Brian Cox in The Score. Photo by Teresa Castracane. Oliver Cotton’s The Score is making its American debut and its only appearance at DC’s Shakespeare Theatre Company. The play is a ...

A Literary Feast is a series of dinner parties held in homes across Capitol Hill on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Each dinner features food and fun related to a specific book, followed by ...

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is the only play in Wilson’s monumental 10-play American Century Cycle that takes place in Chicago. The occasion is one of the legendary blues singer’s recording sessions.

The new Kingsman Dog Park is already open, and the Kingsman Bark want to celebrate. Photo: S. Miller Mark your calendar for the official welcome back to Kingsman Field and Dog Park party on Saturday, ...

Four immigrants from Germany, India, Peru and Senegal navigate the “obstacle race” of integration, confronting the systemic complexities and cultural contradictions of their new home. Through song, ...

Sept. 29, 7 to 9 p.m. Join select members for an interactive musical salon at the Hill Center, 921 Pennsylvania Ave. SE. Through live performance and conversation, musicians will share both their ...