May 30, 2017

The Chinese Lantern Festival is now open at Franklin Square now through June 11th. This one-of-a-kind experience includes collections of illuminated silk sculptures, acrobatics, dancers, and authentic crafts. During the Chinese Lantern Festival, the park will glow with 29 new handcrafted lanterns. One of the most popular lanterns from last year, the 200-foot-long Chinese Dragon, will even return for this... continue reading

May 9, 2017

The Washington Yoga Center, located in Tenleytown, is a yoga studio that specializes in different styles of yoga and meditation. At Washington Yoga Center, yoga is accessible to all. The teachers are well trained and knowledgeable, and the classes are tailored to meet specific needs. With a variety of different yoga styles and a large offering of classes offered at... continue reading

April 28, 2017

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Poke Papa just opened two weeks ago and specializes in Hawaiian-inspired poke bowls with lots of fresh ingredients and healthy options to choose from. Poke bowls are marinated raw fish salads that are most commonly found in Hawaiian cuisine. The menu here includes a variety of signature bowls, such as the Volcano, which consists... continue reading

April 11, 2017

In a city like Washington D.C., it can be hard to filter through all of the personal fitness options and find the best workout for you. If you’re looking to increase your flexibility and reconnect with yourself without straying far from home, sign up for a class at Lil Omm Yoga. Located just over a mile from 5333 Connecticut apartments,... continue reading

March 31, 2017

Mexican cuisine is so many things: It’s bold and flavorful, but comforting at the same time. It also lends itself to all kinds of dining experiences, from casual food trucks to upscale, sit-down restaurants. Then there are places in the middle, that elevate “street food” staples to levels that haven’t been seen before. Once such place in DC is located... continue reading