Diva Jennifer Lopez has announced a new tour to celebrate her 50th birthday and it includes a show at DC's Capital One Arena.
The March Madness tournament begins March 19th, here are some apps to help follow the action.
The folk-flavored indie band Bon Iver will appear at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., in late March.
“NextGen: Finding the Voices of Tomorrow" on March 9
Local party producer Q, aka Mother Fantasy, brings the international festival event to Washington DC
The popular dystopian drama filmed a scene at the Lincoln Memorial on Friday.
Dave Goodrich Drops His New Single “You Gave Me Your Love” on the Dance Floor on Valentine's Day
Singer Maggie Rogers will perform at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. Here's how to get tickets to see her show.
A date reportedly have been revealed for the Spy Museum's reopening.
For the first week of February, you can watch "Black Panther" for free at 250 AMC theaters, including one in Georgetown.
Ariana Grande will take the stage at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC, on March 25.
Gin Dance Company Presents 'NEXT' at the 10th Anniversary of Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival on February 23, 2019
Born at the Bottom of the Ship opens at the Center for the Arts on January 31. Meet the artists at the reception, February 9, 6-8 pm.
The 105-mile walk, benefitting The Navy SEAL Foundation, begins in Richmond, VA and ends at Arlington National Cemetery
The rock superstar joined Ted Leonsis with the cup in the Caps' locker room.
To learn art well, educator Vian Borchert emphasizes on the essential importance of learning how to draw. Her Winter classes cover Drawing.
Ellen Butler's new book will be released December 11, 2018. Politics, cybercrime, current events hit close to home in this suspense novel.
All the best moments in photos from the 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors ceremony with Lin-Manuel Miranda, Reba McEntire, Cher and more!
The '90s pop supergroup is back, and their first North American stop is here in D.C.
Metro unveiled limited-edition Heroes SmarTrip card to recognize Veterans and Servicemembers
It might sound like a bunch of hocus pocus, but AMC Theatres is bringing Disney’s iconic 1993 film back to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
The Museum of the Bible in Washington D.C. says the fragments of the 5 Dead Sea Scrolls have been removed from display.
The National Law Enforcement Museum tells the story of police officers who serve the public across the country.
It's an '80s dream as New Kids On The Block will be joined by Salt-N-Pepa, Tiffany, Debbie Gibson, and Naughty by Nature on 53-city tour.
Asia Martin, a Washington D.C. Native, Takes on Writing and Acting Responsibilities in Chicago-Based Web Series "STUDIO B"
A deep look at the work of the expressionist artist Georg Baselitz's artwork in the comprehensive exhibit at the Hirshhorn museum in D.C.
Concertgoers from all over will flock to the U.S. Capitol Sunday night to enjoy the National Symphony Orchestra.
Gucci Mane, Dipset and more will perform at GreenHaus Festival in September, a two-day celebration of music, art and medical cannabis.
D.C.'s hottest museum is gradually becoming more and more available to the public.
With the passing of the "Queen of Soul," it's time to remember one iconic moment she had here in D.C.
The artist and writer's take on the "Burning Man" whimsical and magical exhibit at the Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C.
City Winery added new shows, including reggae-alternative rock vocalist Matisyahu and British rock guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor with SIMO.
The museum has acquired several objects from the hit movie, including Chadwick Boseman's famous suit.
The comic is a native of D.C. and has made comments in favor of making the District a state before.
Filming of the sequel to the Gal Gadot-led smash hit is going on right now in Georgetown.
The decision means it will be easier to get into the popular museum.
A lucky bunch can score $10 tickets to Hamilton through an online lottery two days before each performance at The Kennedy Center.
Adams Morgan Movie Nights, a neighborhood tradition that attracts filmgoers from around the region, is in full swing for the summer.
The National Museum of African American History and Culture extended the "Walk-Up Wednesdays" program into May.