Arts & Dining

It’s that time again! A new season and the chance to explore the best values from across the globe. I love the creating the...

There are two reasons the Hill is a great place for a theater lover. One is the quality of the incredibly vibrant theater community...

Author Junot Díaz, acclaimed for his adult fiction, just released his first picture book, and Capitol View Neighborhood Library, 5001 Central Ave. NE, in...

‘Stronger’ Early this year, Hollywood released “Patriot’s Day,” a superb investigative procedural about the Boston Marathon bombing. The focus of the film was the engrossing...

Women in Jazz and More East of the River March blows in some musical high winds this year east of the river, thanks to the...

Washington is known for its wealth of museums and cultural offerings, providing educational and recreational opportunities to visitors and residents alike. With so many...

J.J. Johnson, Birthday Hero Not too long ago I reached into a stack of CDs and pulled out trombonist J.J. Johnson’s 1998 Verve release “Heroes,”...

New mural at 16th & W Streets SE Titled “Spread Southside Love,” the new mural at the corner of 16th & W Streets SE in...

For fifty years, the Anacostia Community Museum at 1901 Fort Pl. SE has pushed the boundaries of what “museum” means. Conversations with neighbors have...

Attention all muggles: Potted Potter, the New York and West End smash hit, returns to Washington DC this April. East of the River readers...