Lindsay Paulen

If your Saturday night repertoire of local bars and clubs is getting stale, trade your regular plans for a night filled with live music at the 9:30 Club.

For the first time, the Kennedy Center will be putting on Direct Current, a festival that combines activism, electronica, video games and more.

For seven GW students, the Olympics went beyond the TV screen as they volunteered in South Korea at the games.

Just steps away from the heart of Georgetown on M Street, Falafel Inc. is not only serving up delicious dishes – each plate helps feed refugees.

Beyond beverages, Emissary has an expansive food menu with options for everyone, including their elevated take on a classic grilled cheese.

Bluestone Lane, a trendy Australian-style chain cafe, opened its first D.C. location Friday just north of Washington Circle.

A Baked Joint’s homemade biscuit breakfast sandwich stands out from the rest and is sweetly called a biscuit sammie by the cafe.

If you’re in the District on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day and looking for some Chinese fare, these three places will be serving dishes that hit the spot.

Tanner Oates is the son of 1970s rockstar John Oates – known for starring in the rock duo Hall and Oates.

Check out these innovative vendors from D.C. and beyond as they serve everything from trendy treats and authentic international cuisine this weekend.