A new D.C. start-up called TwentyTables is launching in a few weeks. They will be offering customers $6 prix-fixe lunches and $12 prix-fixe dinners from participating restaurants and food trucks around the DC area. For every twenty meals a customer purchases, Twenty Tables donates five meals to those who need them. Twenty Tables has partnered up […]
Are you prepping your sides to take to a Friendsgiving on Saturday? This made-up holiday has overtaken Festivus in popularity and practice which makes sense since more excuses to eat pie and comfort foods with friends are ultimately more fun than the airing of grievances. How are will you be observing this pre-holiday weekend? Tonight, […]
Already thinking about holiday gifting? Get tickets to the best shows in DC for all of the music lovers in your life! Check out the recently announced list below to find your favorite shows before they sell out. On The Hill: Modern English is bringing the 80s British post-punk to DC once again. Their immediately recognizable […]
The Visitor Parking Permit: It’s a coveted commodity when you have a friend over for dinner, a babysitter who isn’t local, or just about any visitor who needed to get to you by car and planned to stay for longer than two hours. Instead of automatically mailing the parking permits, the city is now asking […]
ANC Commissioner and George Washington University alumna Denise Krepp wanted to share this opinion with the public. While all the universities in the District of Columbia welcome a diverse student body from all areas of the country and the world, our children attend high school and college at these campuses as well. Awareness of the […]