Screams Lurk Around Every Corner Every fall, haunted attractions rise from the dead after a year-long rest. And each year, haunted houses, hayrides and trails find a new and creepier way to scare area residents. Check out these local haunted attractions before they return to Read More

Feel Good Events This Weekend We know the government is under shutdown and so are the monuments, Smithsonians, Appalachian trail, the Capitol — even the National Zoo’s panda cam. If you have guests in town this weekend, or even if you don’t, here are a few Read More

Furloughed Employees Offered Discounts The U.S. government ran out of money at 12:01 a.m. this morning and for the first time in 17 years has shutdown. Hundreds of thousand of government workers have been furloughed. The shutdown includes the Smithsonian museums including the Read More

Get Your Fashion Thinking Cap On! The Fashion 360 Conference is Sept. 22 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the District Architecture Conference Center, 421 7th St. NW. The conference is about informing others who are in or interested in fashion, beauty, marketing, media and the Read More

Wine, District Flea & H Street Festival I think many of us can agree that fall is by far the best time of year to be in D.C. Beautiful, warm sunny days turn into crisp, chilly nights. It’s perfect to be outside. Don’t catch yourself staying in this weekend! Check Read More

D.C. Convention Center Goes Green The ninth annual Green Festival is coming to the Walter E. Washington Convention Center this coming weekend, Sept. 21-22. The festival, a project of Green America and Global Exchange, shows visitors how to be healthier — socially, Read More