Culture

Frida and Diego have always let their culture shine through their work. Mexican Geniuses: A Frida & Diego Immersive Experience are paying homage to that significant inspiration by hosting their…

The Mayor’s Office on Asian & Pacific Islander Affairs is hosting Washington, D.C.’s 8th annual Diwali celebration on Thursday, Oct. 20. “Join @dcmoapia for…

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a two-day Mexican holiday where people can briefly reunite with the souls of their deceased relatives and loved ones in…

Next year’s Broccoli City Festival is already poised to be its biggest festival to date! Live Nation Urban announced…

D.C. may not be a state, but Washingtonians still have a great sense of community pride, and Unite the…

A number of businesses and institutions are hosting events and creative outlets to mark the occasion. Here are ways you can celebrate: 1.

If you’re looking to be illuminated by art, then the new “Emergency Neon” exhibit now open in Anacostia is calling your name. The creation of light sculptor and Smithsonian instructor…

Singer and trained flutist Lizzo gave Washingtonians more than they bargained for at her Capital One Arena concert Tuesday, Sept. 27, when she played founding father and former President James…

What the eff? A new study has found that Washingtonians curse more than the national average. According to a…

TheatreWashington is ushering the new season of plays and musicals in style with D.C.’s Theatre Week. From Wednesday, Sept. 22 through Oct. 9, numerous D.C. theatres and companies are offering…