As a city known for its world-class museums, it’s no surprise that Washington, DC is a go-to destination for families looking ...

The National Cherry Blossom Festival — and others — are hitting the ground running with a variety of events happening across the D.C. area.

A roundup of this week’s events in the D.C. area includes a Black Film Festival and celebrations of Holi and Pi Day.

The DC Public Library called it the “heartbeat of D.C.” Journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates called it “the official musical dialect of Chocolate City.” To D.C. natives, the consistent beat and funky sound of ...

Women’s History Month is about honoring the achievements of women from the past as well as current-day. This March, the DC ...

The museum is free for D.C. residents and $15 for non-residents. To stream WUSA9 on your phone, you need the WUSA9 app.

Happy Cherry Blossom season, DC! St. Patrick’s Day parties continue this evening at area bars and lounges. Also, the National ...

Here's what to do this week in the Washington, D.C. area. Washington Wizards Friday Night Concert with Shaq (DJ Diesel): Fri.

DC has a Go-Go Museum & Café! You can visit Anacostia’s newest museum ... Art and books come to life at Merry Pins’ Crafty Tales workshop for kids (Sat, free, Takoma Park). If you enjoyed these events ...

The sounds of Chuck Brown and others who’ve played D.C.’s official music were blasting in Anacostia on Wednesday as The Go-Go Museum and Café ... Admission is free for D.C. residents (but ...

Given the global makeup and world-class (and, in many cases, free) museums, it’s an international experience on a domestic-flight budget. If you roll into Logan Airport at 4 p.m. on a Friday ...

Let out your inner nerd (and hear from Janelle Monáe) at Blerdcon, sample wine and cheese for Women’s History Month, or dance ...