All posts by Doug Rule
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Editor’s Pick: Savor Bethesda Restaurant Week
At least 34 restaurants are participating Bethesda's Restaurant Week, offering various specials starting at the remarkably low price of $10.
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Editor’s Pick: Molly’s Salon at Arena Stage
Now in her final months at Arena, Molly Smith is reviving a pandemic-born discussion series that ran in 2020.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Intangible Forms’ at Artechouse DC
A series of immersive audiovisual installations use controlled light from laser projectors to create different structures, shapes, and lines.
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Editor’s Pick: Atlas Obscura’s Upcoming Experiences and Courses
From histories of color and chocolate to making your own perfumes, Atlas Obscura offers some incredible online lessons.
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Editor’s Pick: Bayou Bakery’s Mardi Gras Treats
The Bayou Bakery King Cake includes a tiny plastic baby baked somewhere inside, promising good luck for whoever finds it.
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Editor’s Pick: Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, Sarah Jarosz at the Warner
The three folk/rock singer-songwriters join forces to perform at Washington, D.C.'s Warner Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 19.
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‘Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue’ Reunite the ‘Ladies’ Live On Stage
TV's famous female foursome are revived by male actors in a new, raucous stage show, 'Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue.'
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7 Great Shows at the GMU Center for the Arts
From Doug Varone to a Lucy and Desi "radio play," the GMU Center for the Arts and Hylton Center have a variety of great shows...
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The BlackLight Summit Celebrates the Artistry of Dance and Drag
The BlackLight Summit at the University of Maryland celebrates and supports the artistry of both dance and drag
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Wunder Garten Celebrates Beyoncé, Britney, and Taylor at This Year’s Après Ski
The annual month-long event is packed with incredible dance parties, dog-friendly happy hours, and even a weekly Smores Sundays.
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Our 8 Hot Picks for a Perfect Valentine’s Celebration in D.C.
From intimate baths to fine dining, from sharing stories to staycations, here are 8 can't-miss ways to enjoy Valentine's Day.
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The National Philharmonic’s February Highlights
The National Philharmonic kicks off the new year with three programs conveying a sense of love or ardor perfectly in tune with Valentine's Day.
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Editor’s Pick: The In Series – The Ordering Of Moses
The landmark composition will be staged as an immersive embodied artistic and spiritual experience with three local faith communities.
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Editor’s Pick: Kimbra at the 9:30 Club
Kimbra will give a preview of new music when she drops by the 9:30 Club just before Valentine's Day.
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Editor’s Pick: A First Look: Reading Series at Ford’s Theatre
The month of February kicks off with a free, three-day public festival of play readings at Ford's Theatre.
