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Esen Cenkci, the owner of Larry’s Homemade Ice Cream, has crafted treats that blend American, Turkish and French cultures for more than 30 years.

Little District Books has welcomed visitors with a store-front window studded with books and rainbow walls of countless queer must-reads since opening in June.

A group of seniors teamed up last month to form their own pickleball league called Dill With It at the local tennis court in Foggy Bottom.

The book recounts Wilson’s career as the primary artistic mind behind many of the band’s hits like “Wouldn’t it Be Nice” and “Surfin’ USA.”

Some students have worked in the recording studio in West Hall to create their music, where they have found a community of collaborators.

Alternative pop singer Rina Sawayama delivered a dynamic performance of guitar solos, discotheque beats and stunning vocals to The Howard Theatre.

The recipients contributed to award-winning teams that earned prizes for National Reporting, Public Service and Breaking News Reporting.

D.C. is home to a few rich antique shops where visitors can find a distinct narrative – sometimes a tale of a distant origin or a surprising find.

NEXT will open Thursday and showcase seniors’ arts theses projects, which will remain on display through May 15.

The farmers market has returned, bringing back local vendors who are eager to connect with locals for the first time in more than two years.