FIRST BITE | The meat-free menu looks simple; the flavors are anything but.
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Art, not politics, is the focus of shows at the Middle East Institute and Museum of the Palestinian People.
The set design and costuming for the play about the late sculptor are meant to evoke the feeling of the artist without replicating her sculptures or clothes.
’Tis the season when movies as entertainment are counterbalanced by Films of Substance.
See the works of Marcel Duchamp, explore a true-crime festival and get an early start on holiday shopping.
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“Doctor Sleep” won’t make you drowsy, but it won’t keep anyone up at night either.
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Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding star in a likable yet slushy yuletide tale.
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The powerful film is structured as a letter from the filmmaker to her unborn daughter.
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Sprawling crime drama is one of the director’s most ambitious films in recent memory.
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The characters are all based on real people, but their humanity is given short shrift.
The D.C.-raised songwriter celebrates his album drop with a homecoming show.
See Jake Xerxes Fussell, Lil Tecca, Julia Jacklin and Black Midi live.
A long time coming, the crowdfunded documentary, “Punk the Capital,” finally sees the light of day.
On the agenda for the brewery’s co-owner: dinosaurs, pizza and pandas.
Catch a local sitar player, attend the opening of a German cultural institute’s new location, and learn the history of female pioneers in food.
These spots are open year-round and have options ranging from rustic to luxurious.
A giant Christmas maze takes over Nationals Park, the zoo says bye bye to Bei Bei and more.
The artist Rirkrit Tiravanija aims to disturb the pristine sanctuary of the art museum.
From scenic views to kid-friendly barns, these vineyards make the perfect day trip.
