Adams Morgan’s beloved Amsterdam Falafelshop is closing for good
Amsterdam Falafelshop founders Scott and Arianne Bennett taught Washingtonians that there was a better way to snack after late-night partying.
By Tim CarmanJazz in the Garden admission will be by lottery this summer
The popular summer concert series, held in the National Gallery of Art's Sculpture Garden, will require attendees to register a week in advance.
By Fritz HahnWith the demise of ‘Full Frontal,’ Samantha Bee focuses on herself
The comedian brings her show “Your Favorite Woman” to the Kennedy Center.
By Thomas FloydThe best ways to celebrate Earth Day in the D.C. area
Give back to the planet by cleaning up parks and rivers, learn how to cook more sustainably, or explore national parks for free.
By Adele Chapin, Fritz Hahn and Sophia SolanoThe 31 best things to do in D.C. this weekend and next week
Celebrate Earth Day with volunteer events, music and festivals; visit national parks free; or get outdoors for concerts, movies and wine tastings.
By Fritz Hahn, Sophia Solano and Adele ChapinHow does buying medical cannabis work in D.C.? What we know about the law
Whether you're a D.C. resident or planning a vacation here, it's possible to purchase medical cannabis from a licensed dispensary. Here's what you need to know.
By Fritz Hahn‘Chevalier’: The bad old days of the aristocracy never looked so good
Biopic about the 18th-century mixed-race composer and musician Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges, plays a little fast and loose with history.
By Mark Jenkins‘Evil Dead Rise’: Mommy issues and hyper-realistic gore
Formulaic installment in the horror franchise about parasitic demons has big shoes to fill but gets the job done.
By Olivia McCormack‘Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant’: A masterfully manipulative war thriller
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as an American officer who feels compelled to rescue his Afghan interpreter, in hiding and hunted by the Taliban.
By Michael O'Sullivan‘Beau Is Afraid’: Mom’s inhumanity to man
Ari Aster, the auteur behind ‘Hereditary’ and ‘Midsommar,’ turns his attention to the horrors of the maternal relationship.
By Ann Hornaday5 of D.C.’s best restaurants for late-night delivery
Long after most D.C. restaurants have closed, these spots will deliver pizza, chicken, tacos and more to your doorstep.
By Anna Luisa RodriguezKeychains, QR codes and other ‘gifts’ people buy to get pot in D.C.
The creative ways Washington marijuana distributors stay compliant with regulations through gift exchanges.
By Sophia SolanoFor singer-songwriter Lizzy McAlpine, authenticity is everything
McAlpine will perform two shows at 9:30 Club.
By Olivia McCormackNational Cannabis Festival features 2 Chainz, policy, food and culture
The festival's organizers are trying to create a "South by Southwest for cannabis lovers" that includes several days of events focused on wellness, entrepreneurship, music and culture.
By Fritz Hahn4 concerts to catch in the D.C. area over the next several days
M83, Saint Motel, Tenille Townes and Long Beard perform.
By Sophia SolanoAt the National Gallery’s Philip Guston show, lots to unpack
Postponed in 2020 after controversy erupted over the artist’s KKK imagery, ‘Philip Guston Now’ is remarkable and difficult.
By Mark Jenkins‘Somewhere in Queens’: Love and heartbreak, Italian American style
Ray Romano and Laurie Metcalf star in Romano’s directorial debut: A father-and-son dramedy of aspiration and finding your own path.
By Michael O'SullivanJongro Korean BBQ in Wheaton transports you to a simpler, meatier time
This South Korean import is inspired by the Jongro District in Seoul, a place where history and modernity meet, just as they do at this terrific restaurant.
By Tim CarmanThe best food at Nationals Park — and a few orders to avoid
Where to find burgers, ice cream, sandwiches, fries and more in Nationals Park.
By Tim CarmanThe complete guide to Nationals Park
A guide to the bag policy, outside food rules, closest Metro station and more rules of Nationals Park.
By Scott Allen