News & Politics Pete and Chasten Buttigieg Are Becoming Parents Secretary Buttigieg announced the news on Twitter. Pete Buttigieg, Chasten Buttigieg | Aug 17, 2021
News & Politics DC Cultural Institutions Plan a Citywide Celebration of the First Black Woman to Have Her Art Acquired by the White House An educator and artist, Alma W. Thomas helped shape the DC art scene Phillips Collection, alma thomas | Aug 16, 2021
News & Politics These DC-Area Athletes Are Competing in the Paralympics Their sports include wheelchair basketball, swimming, track and field, and seven-a-side soccer Paralympic Games, Paralympics | Aug 16, 2021
News & Politics New Photo Collection Helps Tell the History of Go-Go in DC The 2,000 photos will be available through the DC Public Library system. Go-Go, Chuck Brown, dig dc, people's archive | Aug 16, 2021
Food 9 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend On the menu: Restaurant Week, a baking class, and beer. Food Events | Aug 12, 2021
News & Politics | Things to Do Sad News: The Artist Hung Liu Died 3 Weeks Before Her National Portrait Gallery Exhibition Opens Liu, a Chinese American artist, told stories of people who were typically overlooked. National Portrait Gallery, Hung Liu | Aug 9, 2021
News & Politics Everything We Know About Barack Obama’s 60th Birthday Party Even “scaled back,” there were reportedly about 200 people in attendance. Barack Obama, Birthday Party | Aug 9, 2021
Food 10 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend On the menu: free coffee, a 14-course tasting menu, and lots of beer. Food Events | Aug 5, 2021
News & Politics Do You Know Who Your DC Street Is Named After? A National Portrait Gallery exhibit looks at the faces behind the names. DC History, National Portrait Gallery, exhibits, Farragut Square | Aug 4, 2021
News & Politics A Mysterious New Insect Is Feasting on DC-Area People and Making Them Think They Have Bed Bugs The bug is invisible, but the bites are visibly disgusting—and crazy itchy. Cicadas, oak mite, bug bite | Aug 2, 2021
