New blossoms are budding over at She Loves Me, where Victoria Williams is taking over for Holley Simmons as the woman-owned avant-garde floral design studio’s new owner.
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New blossoms are budding over at She Loves Me, where Victoria Williams is taking over for Holley Simmons as the woman-owned avant-garde floral design studio’s new owner.
Young professionals gathered at a.kitchen+bar for Washingtonian’s After Hours: In Your Best Light happy hour, featuring headshots, music, and networking.
Good morning, on Tuesday’s Washingtonian Today:
- Trump struggles to explain when his war will end
- DC Grand Prix plans revealed
- DHS is still shut down
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National Gallery Nights, Awesome Con, and Ireland at the Wharf are among the fun things to do around DC this week and weekend.
We went to DC’s JFK Jr. lookalike contest. Meet the local real-estate agent who won and the dog who almost stole the show.
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Freshly milled corn tortillas are the star at Hijos del Maíz, a new taco trailer serving tacos, tostadas, and tetelas in Rockville.
Senator John Kennedy’s surprise bestseller is packed with blunt, quotable zingers about Washington’s biggest political figures.
For nearly two decades, the Black and Missing Foundation has worked to bring visibility to missing persons cases involving people of color.
Top Chef star Carla Hall is back in the restaurant game with Bumblebirds, a new fried chicken spot opening on Capitol Hill March 14.
Natali Fani-González came to the US as an undocumented teen and worked cleaning houses. Now she’s the new president of the Montgomery County Council.
Good morning, on Monday’s Washingtonian Today:
- Trump says higher gas costs are a “small price to pay” for his war
- Judge tosses VOA layoffs
- Another big loss for Kennedy Center
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Did DC’s brutal winter finally kill the mosquitos? Unfortunately, experts say probably not.
Could DC’s speed cameras disappear? Republicans are now jumping into the debate.
Looking for great Italian food around DC? Start with these picks from our 100 Very Best Restaurants list.
José Andrés is replacing the Bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria with a theatrical steakhouse called Bazaar Meat.
The Washington Capitals are once again rocking cherry blossom-themed jerseys this spring.
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Peak bloom for DC’s cherry blossoms is predicted for March 29–April 1. Here’s what to know about this year’s festival.
Rotisserie chicken, crispy wings, and bold sauces are the focus at Little Engine, a new Capitol Hill spot from chef Rob Sonderman.
Still need weekend plans? From live music and opera to a Women’s History Month 5K, here are some of the best things to do around DC.
Lavish meals without the lavish bill. Here are 16 restaurants from our 100 Very Best Restaurants list that keep things delicious and affordable.
Ready to live next door to your best friends? These neighboring DC homes could make the bestie commune dream happen.
From a viral museum curator to a debut novelist, here are five people we’d like to have over for drinks, food, and conversation this month.
Good morning, on Friday’s Washingtonian Today:
- Noem sent home
- Top DC cop placed on leave over text messages
- Trump’s war in Iran continues
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Throughout March, you can honor the achievements and contributions of women in food, art, history, music, and more at a book talk, dance party, special dinner, and other great activities.
Spring is almost back, and so are the Washington Capitals’ special cherry blossom-themed jerseys. This year, they'll be worn by the team during arrivals to their home game against the Ottawa Senators on March 18.
The Taco Bell 50K—a novelty ultramarathon whose participants run 31.07 miles while eating at least nine Taco Bell menu items—will be back in 2026.
Recently, DC’s speed cameras have been facing an unexpected new foe: Republicans in the federal government. What had always been a local debate has now spilled over into national politics.
The cherry blossoms at the Tidal Basin are predicted to reach peak bloom this year from March 29 to April 1, the National Park Service announced at a press conference today.
For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the nonprofit that stewards the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial hopes finally to launch a long-planned Visitor Education Center to enhance the project.
Good morning, on Thursday’s Washingtonian Today:
- Senate OKs Trump’s war in Iran
- Kristi Noem dodges questions about relationship with top aide
- We’re about to get a peak bloom prediction
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