January 31, 2023
5333 Connecticut Residents Take to the Ice at DC’s Washington Harbour

The colder weather that winter invites may make it feel as though there are few things to do other than warming up at home. While it’s easy to relax and enjoy yourself at 5333 Connecticut, we can’t help but rave about happenings that bring DC to life in these chillier months. The ice rink at Washington Harbour in Georgetown is one of DC’s most... continue reading
December 30, 2022
Best Breakfast Tacos in DC

La Tejana is on a mission to bring breakfast tacos to the people! Inspired by the countless taquerias that co-founder and McAllen, TX native Ana-Maria Jaramillo grew up with on both sides of the Texas-Mexico border, La Tejana offers a slice of the rich culinary traditions of the Rio Grande Valley in DC. With house-made flour tortillas and simple, no-frills ingredients made from... continue reading
December 8, 2022
Winter Holidays

The chilly winter month of December is filled with celebrations, parties, and holidays all around the world. Some are filled with solemn traditions while others focus on fun and frolic. Hanukkah: While the exact dates change every year, this is an eight-day Jewish holiday. Those who celebrate light a special candle holder called a menorah. They do this to remember an ancient... continue reading
December 2, 2022
Music Old and New Rings Out Across the Concert Hall at MCYO: Symphonic Essence

Vivaldi. Mozart. Bizet. These are some of the musical icons inspiring the pair of MCYO: Symphonic Essence concerts on Sunday, December 11th. With one performance slated for 2 p.m. and another set to begin at 7 p.m., you have two opportunities to experience the passion with which the orchestra delivers its cheery holiday symphony. MCYO is made up of a mix of... continue reading
November 24, 2022
Thankful for Thanksgiving

It’s more than eating turkey, watching football, and taking naps! Thanksgiving is a national United States holiday that takes place every third Thursday of November, this year on November 24th. The first Thanksgiving dates back to 1621, when the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag shared an autumn feast. Then, for more than two centuries, Thanksgiving was celebrated on different days by the... continue reading