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All-White Picnic Pop-Up Dîner en Blanc Is Back This Summer

by rhonda - Jul 16, 2021

Grab your white shoes and white pants… and white cloth napkins… and white table… and white chairs. After a pandemic hiatus, the French-inspired pop-up picnic Dîner en Blanc returns to DC on Saturday, August 21. If...
10 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

by rhonda - Jul 16, 2021

More than 15 million boxes of Girl Scout cookies weren’t sold during the pandemic, and you can get your hands on some Thursday, July 15 at The Yards’ Cookie Jamboree. A $20 ticket gets you a...
Hard Seltzer, Wine Tasting, and Salsa Lessons: Things to Do in DC, July 15-18

by rhonda - Jul 16, 2021

Hey friends! We’ve got go-go, a hard seltzer fest, and an unlimited wine tasting. See an exhibit of paintings by Katsushika Hokusai at the newly reopened Freer Gallery. Here’s what you should check out this weekend:...
Who Are the People Who Attended DC’s Free Britney Spears Rally?

by rhonda - Jul 16, 2021

Dozens of fans and activist gathered at the bottom of the Lincoln Memorial Wednesday afternoon for a #FreeBritney rally, many dressed in Britney attire. The event was organized by DC-based group Free Britney America to protest...
Tom Friedman Says He Knows Larry Hogan Is Governor of Maryland

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

New York Times columnist Thomas L. Friedman confused a lot of people on Twitter with a pair of tweets about Maryland’s vaccine program. Does anyone have any idea where 65-year-olds and older can get vaccinated against...
Tens of Thousands of People Are Waiting to Get Into Tuckernuck’s Online Sample Sale

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

The trendy Georgetown boutique Tuckernuck puts on an off-site sample sale every year in late January or early February. Tuckernuck would quietly inform loyal customers of the pop-up event through an Evite or Facebook group, then watch...
A Chic Wedding in Loudoun County That Included a Black, White, and Gold Color Palette

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

Johanna and Romin’s chic wedding not only included must-see decor, but also great music. The latter was a no brainer for the groom, who is the the owner and DJ for the popular DMV-area entertainment company...
Martin Baron Announces He’ll Retire as Washington Post’s Top Editor in February

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron told staffers on Tuesday that he will retire at the end of February. “At age 66, I feel ready to move on,” he says. Baron came to the Post in January...
New at National Harbor: Bar Harbor at Hyatt Place

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

There is a lot of new development… Continue Reading→ The post New at National Harbor: Bar Harbor at Hyatt Place appeared first on The Washington Lobbyist....Read More
DC Brau – Who Needs a (New) Beer?

by rhonda - Jan 26, 2021

2020 has definitely kept us on our… Continue Reading→ The post DC Brau – Who Needs a (New) Beer? appeared first on The Washington Lobbyist....Read More

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MLB mulls potential time changes for Mets-Braves series due to hurricane

MLB representatives are holding talks with the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets about potential changes to their scheduled series this weekend in Atlanta because of Hurricane Ian’ path, the league confirmed Wednesday....Read More
Watch: Marlins pitcher becomes first in 100-plus years to balk three times in same at-bat

Veteran pitcher Richard Bleier made history — in an unfortunate manner — in a Miami Marlins win over the New York Mets, becoming the only MLB player in more than 100 years to be...
Hurricane causes shuffling of college, professional sports schedules

Several college football games were relocated and/or scheduled, while others remain in limbo due to Hurricane Ian’s impact throughout Florida. The storm also has made an impact on this week’s NFL and NHL schedules....Read More
Fantasy football: Pittman, Higgins among must-start wide receivers for Week 4

Michael Pittman Jr. and Tee Higgins are among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler’s must-start wide receivers for Week 4 of the 2022 fantasy football season....Read More

DC Guide

All-White Picnic Pop-Up Dîner en Blanc Is Back This Summer

10 Fun Food Events Around DC This Weekend

Hard Seltzer, Wine Tasting, and Salsa Lessons: Things to Do in DC, July 15-18

Who Are the People Who Attended DC’s Free Britney Spears Rally?

Tom Friedman Says He Knows Larry Hogan Is Governor of Maryland

Tens of Thousands of People Are Waiting to Get Into Tuckernuck’s Online Sample Sale

A Chic Wedding in Loudoun County That Included a Black, White, and Gold Color Palette

Martin Baron Announces He’ll Retire as Washington Post’s Top Editor in February

New at National Harbor: Bar Harbor at Hyatt Place

DC Brau – Who Needs a (New) Beer?

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