Nora Fitzgerald

With Mardi Gras just around the corner, snag a taste of New Orleans culture in the District at these celebratory events.

Hit up one of these five D.C. sports bars to watch the Rams take on the Bengals in the 56th Super Bowl.

Enjoy this guide to Valentine’s Day in the District, including where to shop, what to eat and what to do with whoever you’re celebrating with.

We’ve compiled a list of lectures, movie showings, walking tours and other culturally enriching activities to learn about Black history and culture.

The D.C. chess scene is alive and well, expanding in size and diversity, with a primary hub right outside of the Foggy Bottom Metro station.

With loads of holiday food, festivities and travel comes lots of waste, but don’t neglect the environment this holiday season.

Make your way to Adams Morgan to fall in love with sPACYcLOUd, a restaurant enhanced with funky decor, a friendly atmosphere and Russian vegan cuisine.

Whether you’re in it for the friends or the food, we have you covered with these tips for planning a successful Friendsgiving.

For imaginative, hand-crafted vegan and kosher sandwiches, salads and shakes, head over to Bubbie’s Plant Burgers and Fizz in Dupont Circle.

We’ve rounded up five coffee shops open late at night where you can fuel your nighttime study sessions.