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Making that new apartment feel like home takes some time. It's all about making it feel like a comfortable place to come back to at the end of each day. From decorating to potentially learning a new city or at least learning a new area, it can feel like a lot all at once. Luckily,…
While most people visit D.C. for the national monuments and internationally recognized sites, it's got a very strong small business sector. D.C. shopping is worth carving time out for whether you're a lifelong resident or just in for the weekend. And while most people expect to overspend when on vacation, there are ways to find great…
Whether you've always been a bit of an art buff or if you're just looking for a fun weekend activity, visiting the celebrated Freer and Sackler Gallery museums in D.C. is the perfect way to spend an afternoon. However, with so much to see in these galleries, it can be a bit of a challenge…
Whether you've just moved to DC or if you want to rediscover why you love your home city so much, you're running out of time to get outdoors before the infamously harsh DC winter hits. While DC is certainly well-known for its epic outdoor summer activities, the fall months also offer countless free opportunities to…
5 Tips for Hosting Big in your Tiny Apartment- DC Dinner Party So you just moved into you Washington D.C. apartment, that is super exciting! We get it; you want to run around grabbing people off the street, dance for joy, and spread the good news. You live in the Nation’s Capital, and that…
Make the Most of Your Summer with These Free Open-Air Activities Let’s face it. There’s always something to do in the summer. So there’s no excuse to stay home and miss out on every awesome thing that D.C. has to offer. Okay, so there may be one excuse. You can’t afford it. …
Your Guide to Adams Morgan The most inspiring thing about Adams Morgan is the story of its birth. In 1954 the Supreme court called for the desegregation of all public schools across the nation with Brown vs. Board of education. There were two schools in the area that is now Adams Morgan, John-Quincy Adams…
Can’t-Miss Columbia Heights Brunches Washington, D.C.’s Columbia Heights neighborhood houses plenty of stylish bars, cafés, bakeries, and restaurants featuring all sorts of cuisines from around the world. The great thing about the area is that there’s always a little something for everyone and every mood, making it a great place to go for a meal…
The Washington, D.C., neighborhood of Columbia Heights has had a reputation as a social hub since its pre-Civil War roots. Now, the 11th Street area has become a home for some of the best current and up-and-coming restaurants, bars, art galleries, and more. Here are a few of the can’t-miss establishments you’ll want to check…
Washington, D.C. has a rich history, and its neighborhoods are no exception. Today we want to give a brief history of the Columbia Heights neighborhood and its contribution to DC. Nestled amidst the Adams Morgan, Mount Pleasant, Park View, Petworth, Pleasant Plains, and Shaw neighborhoods, and bordering Howard University, the area has a little bit…