Historic St. Mary's City opens its new Visitor Center next month, with Piscataway leaders helping shape the exhibits on Maryland's first capital.

Encore Stage & Studio will trade scattered offices for a 4,000-square-foot home with a built-in little theater once 2027 renovations wrap.

Grammy winners and Broadway stars team up at the Atlas Performing Arts Center for a Dolly Parton tribute that funds free kids' arts programs.

Steel sofas and painted sidewalk ‘rugs’ now greet riders at bare Southwest Waterfront stops, but some commuters want shelters, not just seating.

The D.C. exhibit traces four centuries of history, from Phillis Wheatley's copybook to Maya Angelou's Macbeth playbill.

The new show at the National Museum of American History runs through early 2028 and pairs rising artists with names like Ed Ruscha.

The Gordon Center screening on Oct. 11 pairs the film with a talk by producer David Fishof, who founded the camp featured in it.

The Dupont Circle icon that once fought off Kenneth Starr is throwing a party — and its owner says nothing is guaranteed.

Flashback opens Sunday at the Baltimore Museum of Art with 200-plus images, including the earliest known photo of Frederick Douglass.

Mount Vernon Avenue shuts down Saturday for free trolleys, a pie contest and a soapbox stage as Del Ray's biggest street party returns.

Secret Handshake's retro game lets players seize Greenland — but nap too long and the mission stalls.

Staff Sgt. Lamar Riddick beat out 150 applicants to become the Army's first hip-hop artist, blending rap with a 65-member concert band.

Mayor Bowser, D.C. United's president and restaurant leaders headline a free daylong summit at the newly reopened National Geographic Museum of Exploration.