Dupont Circle, DC’s historic epicenter of LGBTQ+ life, has long been the backdrop for the annual Capital Pride Parade—until this year. The 2024 parade on Saturday, June 8 will begin at 14th and T Sts., NW, the same location as last year. However, instead of moving toward Dupont, revelers will continue down 14th Street to […] The post The Capital Pride Parade Won’t Go Through Dupont Circle This Year first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Last month, during an all-staff meeting at WAMU, Diane Rehm’s microphone mysteriously stopped working. Rehm began her career at WAMU in 1973 and has hosted a podcast and a monthly book club program for the Washington public radio station since she stepped back from daily broadcast of her nationally distributed show in 2016. Zooming in […] The post Why Did WAMU Close DCist? first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Here are five mid-century modern listings that caught our eye this week. 1 A co-op in DC Price: $559,900 Where: 397 O St., SW Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 3/2 HOA Fee: $3,038 monthly Listing Agent: Andy Peers, Compass Real Estate This townhouse in the 11-acre River Park cooperative was designed by renowned architect Charles M. Goodman. The property’s most distinctive feature […] The post 5 Mid-Century Modern Houses for Sale Around DC That We Love first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Urban luxury awaits you in this gorgeous custom home in Cherrydale by local builder Classic Cottages. Home boasts two car oversized attached garage with elevator access to all three levels. Main level includes a sun-soaked foyer, bedroom/office with full bath, half bath, expansive kitchen with large eat-in island, butler’s pantry with extra dishwasher and sink, […] The post Luxurious New Home in the Desirable Cherrydale Neighborhood of Arlington, VA! first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

It was a rough season for the Washington Wizards, who finished with the NBA’s second-worst record as owner Ted Leonsis attempted (and failed) to move the team to Virginia. But Leonsis kept the team in DC, and now, their star player is opening up a business in the District. Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma launched a […] The post Wizards Star Opens DC Cafe With Strawberry Pop-Tart Lattes and Sea Moss Lemonades first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Find your groove and move your feet at one of these local social dance events. Whether you like to salsa or swing dance, here are some great options: 1. Boss location_on Adams Morgan language Website Daily If you’re looking for a flexible dance schedule, Bossa may be the place for you—there’s different dance every day. […] The post 9 Places to Go Social Dancing Around DC first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Deia, a realtor from Fairfax Station, and Matthew, a finance professional from Minnesota, connected at a house-warming party after running in close social circles for a while. Three years after a successful first date at a restaurant in Charlotte, where they live, Matt proposed on a trip to Hilton Head. For their July wedding at […] The post A Rainy Summer Wedding at King Family Vineyard first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Toll Brothers, America’s Luxury Home Builder, proudly offers this Woodward Contemporary home design, a stunning single-family home available for summer 2024 move-in at The Grove at Dominion Hills located at 864 North Madison Street in Arlington, Virginia. This beautifully crafted home offers 5 bedrooms, 6-1/2 bathrooms, a full basement, and a 2-car garage, featuring over […] The post New Luxury Single-Family Living in Arlington, Virginia first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

While we may earn a commission if you buy something through these links, we make unbiased, independent decisions about what to recommend. The annual Capital Pride Parade and Festival will be held June 8 and 9 this year in DC, with events in neighborhoods including Shaw, Logan Circle, downtown DC, and Penn Quarter. (The parade this […] The post 7 Great Airbnbs Near DC’s Pride Parade and Festival first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more

Day trip destination the Comus Inn—a five-acre beer garden and restaurant overlooking Sugarloaf Mountain—is getting a revamp thanks to some veteran DC restaurateurs. The historic farmhouse in Dickerson, Maryland, served as a wedding venue with a fine-dining restaurant until real estate developer Doug Yurechko turned it into a family-friendly beer garden and entertainment venue a […] The post A Destination Beer Garden With Sugar Loaf Mountain Views Gets a Revamp first appeared on Washingtonian ..read more