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August 22, 2018

No matter your age or innate level of artistic talent, the teachers at Artworks know that, with the proper guidance, anyone can create a masterpiece. That’s why they host art classes for all ages, from as young as three years old all the way up through adulthood. They also deliver art education to local schoolchildren, adding a creative dimension to... continue reading

August 9, 2018

Fidel Garcia began his foray into fitness as a dancer. He graduated from the National Ballet School in Cuba and went on to dance with The Washington Ballet, Ballet NY, and many other highly regarded dance companies throughout the U.S. and the world. In 2007, he received his Pilates certification after training under some of the most renowned contemporary experts,... continue reading

July 26, 2018

Gelato distinguishes itself from ice cream in a few ways. Gelato-makers incorporate less air into the Italian treat, so it comes out creamier and denser than traditional ice cream. It also happens to contain half as many fat and calories—and it’s so rich that you won’t need to eat as much to get your sweet fix. Gelato is also served... continue reading

July 25, 2018

It doesn’t matter the time or day you come to Barrafina Bar & Grill, you can always order the Barrafina Formula. This signature dish begins with a French baguette sliced and slathered with salted butter, followed by a salad of mixed greens with cherry tomatoes, walnuts, and house dressing. Then comes the main event: a grilled 10-ounce sirloin steak smothered... continue reading

July 13, 2018

The Capital Fringe Festival is off and running with another successful year of celebrating independent, fringe artists from around the world. Running from July 7 through July 29, the festival aims to broaden DC culture with a variety of theater, music, dance, and art exhibitions. The schedule is jam-packed with all kinds of art forms, from sketch comedy performances and... continue reading